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Delvin Rodriguez didn’t hesitate when answering the question, and he doesn’t plan on hesitating in the ring when it comes to targeting a certain orbital area of his opponent, either. Rodriguez plans on going after the right eye of Pawel Wolak in their much-anticipated rematch at junior middleweight on Dec. 3 at Madison Square Garden. That’s the same eye that swelled up to almost frightening proportions the first time they fought on July 15 that ended with a crowd-pleasing majority decision draw. [Click Here To Read More]
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Wolak said thanks for letting him know
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Unless Rodriguez can get his eye to blow up like that again, I dont see him winning the fight. B- level fighter going against a B level fighter.Comment
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Wolak only knows how to fight one way so Delvin should have the same success again, I expect another really good fight.Comment
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Tey must be giving Delvin big $$ do this again, as he is NOT world class, never will be, and would be better served to look higher up the ladder for someone he may beat, but may not get the same $$, I can understand his logic...good luck to them both and hope they don't receive permanent damage...I thought Delvin won it but that it should have been stopped for the eye...guts won't do anything for you if one ends up blind...Comment
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Delvin needs to start faster and he should win.
The ring-rust is gone and he should be more comfortable at the new weight class.
He should land that straight right all night.Comment
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That is hilarious...Cotto should say the same thing about Margarito
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If Wolak's eye starts to look like the last fight the ref is going to stop the fight . Most liklely they are not going to get the same ref from the first fight.Comment
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agree that Rodriguez should be sharper in the rematch -- Wolak, on the other hand, will be his same 'easy to hit, right in front of you' self -- expect Delvin to stop Wolak this time....Comment
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