Here are my thoughts on García-Morales II.

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  • Exciterx30
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    Here are my thoughts on García-Morales II.

    First of all, I want to say that Erik Morales is one of my favorite fighters ever. Yes, you can be from Puerto Rico and include a Mexican in your all time favorite list. Anyway, I did not know much about Danny García until he fought Erik the first time. I was torn apart because on one hand I had one of my favorite fighters ever and on the other there was a new guy of PR heritage, in his prime, and a possible future star. I watched the fight with a "damned if I do, damned if I don't" mentality. García won and a possible star was born.

    Anyway, for this fight, I thought García would win but not without having to do his job against a Morales who never takes it lightly. One more time, I was in a similar situation but now I knew García and knew what he was capable of. I knew his confidence would be sky high after the Khan win. Well, García won in dominant fashion.

    I guess the Morales fan in me resurfaced because I was genuinely nostalgic after seeing Erik fall like that. Only Pacquiao was able to stop Morales and I would dare say that this was more emphatic than Erik's losses to Pacquiao. Being close to my 30th birthday, I saw Morales as one of the last warriors still standing, one of those that made this great sport even better for me years ago. All I can say is congratulations to García because he has a future, but thanks to Morales. You really left your mark in the sport and I will always admire you. I wish you good luck in your life.
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    Good luck, Morales. I had a couple of Dos XX Ambar in your honor.

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    • mirizarr
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      Originally posted by exciterx24
      first of all, i want to say that erik morales is one of my favorite fighters ever. Yes, you can be from puerto rico and include a mexican in your all time favorite list. Anyway, i did not know much about danny garcía until he fought erik the first time. I was torn apart because on one hand i had one of my favorite fighters ever and on the other there was a new guy of pr heritage, in his prime, and a possible future star. I watched the fight with a "damned if i do, damned if i don't" mentality. García won and a possible star was born.

      Anyway, for this fight, i thought garcía would win but not without having to do his job against a morales who never takes it lightly. One more time, i was in a similar situation but now i knew garcía and knew what he was capable of. I knew his confidence would be sky high after the khan win. Well, garcía won in dominant fashion.

      I guess the morales fan in me resurfaced because i was genuinely nostalgic after seeing erik fall like that. Only pacquiao was able to stop morales and i would dare say that this was more emphatic than erik's losses to pacquiao. Being close to my 30th birthday, i saw morales as one of the last warriors still standing, one of those that made this great sport even better for me years ago. All i can say is congratulations to garcía because he has a future, but thanks to morales. You really left your mark in the sport and i will always admire you. I wish you good luck in your life.
      respect!!!

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        swift!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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        • paulf
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          Respect to this. I am about to turn 26 and Barrera-Morales is what turned me from a casual into a true fan. I turned the stream off after Morales' ring walk and didn't watch the first Garcia fight either; I refuse to watch Erik lose to a mediocre fighter like Garcia.

          When I think of Morales' comeback, I'll think of his epic last stand against Maidana.

          War Morales!



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          • Exciterx30
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            Originally posted by paulf
            Respect to this. I am about to turn 26 and Barrera-Morales is what turned me from a casual into a true fan. I turned the stream off after Morales' ring walk and didn't watch the first Garcia fight either; I refuse to watch Erik lose to a mediocre fighter like Garcia.

            When I think of Morales' comeback, I'll think of his epic last stand against Maidana.

            War Morales!



            That first pic you posted is one that I used to put when I used Windows Messenger years ago. Erik defied the odds and accomplished a lot. I only disagree with you about García being mediocre because I think the kid has talent and it is being proven. Still, props to Morales.

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              Originally posted by paulf
              Respect to this. I am about to turn 26 and Barrera-Morales is what turned me from a casual into a true fan. I turned the stream off after Morales' ring walk and didn't watch the first Garcia fight either; I refuse to watch Erik lose to a mediocre fighter like Garcia.

              When I think of Morales' comeback, I'll think of his epic last stand against Maidana.

              War Morales!



              ha morales got folded in half by a mediocre puerto rican that must sting the mexicans bad lol

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              • paulf
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                • RightStraight
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                  Morales is a huge inspiration to me. It sucks to watch him lose like this. I figured he was really making a comeback. Then I watch him in this fight and he sort of looked lost. He was looking for something and couldn't find it. It needs to stop. I wished for a Morales/Marquez war, guess we won't ever see it. Morales proved a lot in his prime and he displayed his greatness very well throughout the earlier part of his career.

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