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Proksa isn't feather-fisted, he was just out-gunned. Rosado has more pop than Golovkin's previous opponents and presents a bigger threat physically, but that's not necessarily gonna win him the fight. He has to use his length to his advantage and be careful to not get too reckless offensively. Don't present a stationary target for too long and pump the jab with authority. When the fight gets on the inside, don't abandon your defense cuz GGG will look to land short hooks from that distance.
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a title fight with no catchweight? GREAT thats how title fights should be. If you want my belt come to my weight to get it like i did, if you dont feel you can then stay da fucc out my division then.Comment
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rosado coming for that belt i hope he pulls the upset the kid has worked very hard to get back on trackComment
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It seems his looses have not had any negative effect on him. If you don't come out of the amatuer program gaining alot of experience your going to learn on the job and this job is a tuff one! It seems he's done very well for himself and his management is obviously secured that the kid was going to stick to the game. Looses are not always negative theres explanations for them that aren't excusses!! The greatest fighters ever have looses in their records only fans that don't look at the situations surrounding the fighters pay attention to that stuff. Has he improved over time? Is he in shape?
Does he give an honest effort to win?
If his talents are limited and GGG is to much then thats the way it goes but I think both will offer a solid effort!! Theres way more on the line for GGG than Rosario, Rosario has the house money here! Ray.Comment
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From what I've heard in his interviews, it sounds like he's become much more dedicated to boxing than he used to be, and I get a good vibe from his trainer (Billy Briscoe). He started boxing at 18, had 11 amateur fights and turned pro at 19. Not only was he learning on the job, but he also worked full-time.
2011 was his best year as a pro and he's been putting in solid performances. The opponents aren't all that, but there's a steady progression in opposition and in styles. Soto-Karrass is a ****er, Powell is a counter-puncher, and Whittaker is a tall/lanky boxer, so Rosado has seen a little of everything and his IQ is gradually increasing. Rosado has several qualities that will serve him well against Golovkin, but he's gonna have to show more focus and toughness than ever before. He hasn't fought anyone with Golovkin's experience, so this is his biggest test. Will he perform to the level that I think he's capable of, or will GGG flatline him? We will see.
Are you taking the bet???Last edited by kiaba360; 01-02-2013, 07:07 PM.Comment
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