Comments Thread For: Golovkin Good but How Good is Fly?: Post Report Card

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

By Cliff Rold - The cast of characters at Flyweight has delivered over and over again in the last couple years.

Two of the most exciting of their cadre did it again on Saturday night, delivering exactly what it looked like they might: the latest Fight of the Year contender in a year with more than its share.

For twelve action packed rounds, Giovani Segura and Tyson Marquez traded bombs and took rounds off the rest of each other’s careers. Segura’s constant pressure ever threatened to wilt the resolve of Marquez but then Marquez would find a way to land the counters he needed and stay alive.

It was fabulous stuff. What it said about the Flyweight division was too.

Let’s go to the report card. [Click Here To Read More]

[Hougigo]

Holy crap... Flyweight looking good. Roman is moving up there soon too

[crold1]

Holy crap... Flyweight looking good. Roman is moving up there soon too

It's absurd. If Ioka moves up next year, it's 12 deep in legit guys with title experience and none are shot yet. This is a sick run.

[Hougigo]

It's absurd. If Ioka moves up next year, it's 12 deep in legit guys with title experience and none are shot yet. This is a sick run.

I heard Ioka/Yaegashi is incoming next year... but just what I heard.
if they did Uchiyama/Miura and Yaegashi/Ioka... that'd be one of the best cards Japan could put on. Their new years cards are always stacked, so I thought this was possible early in the year

[HardSciFi]

Great writeup and ratings update.

[crold1]

I heard Ioka/Yaegashi is incoming next year... but just what I heard.
if they did Uchiyama/Miura and Yaegashi/Ioka... that'd be one of the best cards Japan could put on. Their new years cards are always stacked, so I thought this was possible early in the year

That can happen whether Yaegashi beats Sosa or not. Bring it

[HIGHNESS]

I saw Steven's speed above a grade more than GGG's.