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Déjà vu could be a psychological effect that could be hard to overcome.
Take Juan Carlos Burgos and what he went through on the night of January 19th. At the end of fighting 12 rounds against Roman Martinez, Burgos and a majority of media members thought he did enough to walk out of the ring with a world title belt around his waist.
Unfortunately, Burgos was stunned to hear Martinez would still possess the belt he thought he did enough to win.
Burgos felt a similar disappointment in coming up short over two years ago when he lost a close decision to Hozumi Hasegawa in his first world title opportunity.
Fighters yearn for an opportunity to fight for a world title belt, much less two. However, Burgos believes that an opportunity at a third could finally net him that elusive title.
Burgos could have caved in and given up psychologically as some athletes do when they fail to secure their goal. But that is not him, especially when he comes from a background where giving up is not an option. [Click Here To Read More]
Take Juan Carlos Burgos and what he went through on the night of January 19th. At the end of fighting 12 rounds against Roman Martinez, Burgos and a majority of media members thought he did enough to walk out of the ring with a world title belt around his waist.
Unfortunately, Burgos was stunned to hear Martinez would still possess the belt he thought he did enough to win.
Burgos felt a similar disappointment in coming up short over two years ago when he lost a close decision to Hozumi Hasegawa in his first world title opportunity.
Fighters yearn for an opportunity to fight for a world title belt, much less two. However, Burgos believes that an opportunity at a third could finally net him that elusive title.
Burgos could have caved in and given up psychologically as some athletes do when they fail to secure their goal. But that is not him, especially when he comes from a background where giving up is not an option. [Click Here To Read More]
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