Whatever happened to that Joan Guzman?.......seriously?

[BoxerDood]

What a waste of talent. Could have made a a lot of noise at 122-135. The guy completely outclassed Soto. I always felt he could beat Pacquiao at 130, or at least give him hell. Now his fat ass would probably want to eat Pac lol

[Spray_resistant]

Real shame, he has so much talent and a very unique style that I like. Such a "coulda been" of boxing.

[Ring Leader]

chill out he's fighting Armando Robles

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hum...8717&cat=boxer

[Jack Napier]

food KO'd Guzman

[Heeb]

Dude had so much talent. It's a damn shame he didn't take his career seriously.

[Chew BackAtacha]

guy was like the matrix

a shame he has wasted it, would beat anyone at 135 imo

[STRUGG]

guy was like the matrix

a shame he has wasted it, would beat anyone at 135 imo

naaaaaaaah...........he was overrated....................

[MexicanPoster]

on the real though, when you fight and make humberto soto look slow and almost amateurish, you're a ****en baaaaad man.

his determination to see things through just didn't match his talent, and that's sad, because dude had a ***** ton of talent. he could have put generations of his family in a sweet spot financially had he, like cua said in another thread, manned the **** up.

Its more like: you're a ****en scaaaaared chicken coward.

look at the 3rd round:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjMhVZUonrg

and you'll see Soto was wrecking Guzman and Guzman was geting hurt and when Soto had Guzman against the ropes, Guzma cowardly hit Soto with an intentional low blow in that 3rd round, that should've been a Disqualification against Guzman.
Soto was robbed.

then after Guzman's intentional low blow foul, Guzman ran like a scared chicken for the rest of the fight, knowing that Soto's power was lessened from that low blow, cause that low blow took lots of steam away from Soto's power and his punches were not as strong as they were before Guzman's low blow.

anyone that says/thinks that Guzman "schooled" Soto is proof that they dont know boxing.
That wasnt a boxing clinic. It was a cowardice chicken-*****t move by Guzman cause he couldnt fight like a man against Soto.

[MexicanPoster]

What a waste of talent. Could have made a a lot of noise at 122-135. The guy completely outclassed Soto. I always felt he could beat Pacquiao at 130, or at least give him hell. Now his fat ass would probably want to eat Pac lol

"completely outclassed"????

look at the 3rd round, and you'll see how Guzman was getting his ass kicked that he had to foul his way out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjMhVZUonrg

you'll see Soto was wrecking Guzman and Guzman was geting hurt and when Soto had Guzman against the ropes, Guzman cowardly hit Soto with an intentional low blow in that 3rd round, that should've been a Disqualification against Guzman.

Soto was clearly robbed.

then after Guzman's intentional low blow foul, Guzman ran like a scared chicken for the rest of the fight, knowing that Soto's power was lessened from that low blow, cause that low blow zapped away Soto's power and Soto's punches were not as strong as they were before Guzman's low blow.

anyone that says/thinks that Guzman "schooled" Soto is proof that they dont know boxing.

That wasnt a boxing clinic. It was a cowardice chicken-*****t move by Guzman cause he couldnt fight like a man against Soto.

Guzman was able to pull alot of dirty and illegal tactics in that fight cause Guzman fought in one of his own backyards in New Jersey, and Guzman had many biased officials "pull strings" in his favor, cause the ref didnt warn Guzman about Guzman's illegal running and holding, until the last couple of rounds.
Even Guzman very own hometown fans boo'd Guzman's running.
ESPN Dan Rafeal's put this on his heading:

Unbeaten Guzman runs away to beat Soto, retain title

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/box...ory?id=3116961

Guzman is a cheater, and a chicken, when he fought Soto.