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CULIACÁN, MÉXICO – Former World Boxing Council (WBC) middleweight champion JULIO CÉSAR CHÁVEZ JR is in his final days of training camp in México as he prepares for his 12-round super middleweight rematch against Top-Five contender and two-fisted Texan BRYAN VERA. Chávez Jr. – Vera II will take place next week – Saturday, March 1 – at the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX. It will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing, beginning at 9:45 p.m. ET/PT. The telecast will open with two-time Ukrainian Olympic gold medalist and 2013 Prospect of the Year, VASYL LOMACHENKO, in only his second professional bout, challenging World Boxing Organization (WBO) featherweight champion ORLANDO SALIDO. [Click Here To Read More]
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yeah, yeah yeah. He should have beaten him the first time, except his bloated, stoned, dumb ass was to lazy to actually train and put in any effort into his career.
I hope San Antonio doesn't show up to this fight, or the crowd leaves after the Salido fight. That would should send a clear message to him that his fans [former fans] are tired of his antics. -
Screw it
I'm going to make a crazy prediction, Vera wins by KO. I'm going with the year of the upsets. Perro wins by KO against Alvarez. Khan wins over Mayweather. Gamboa wins by KO over Garcia. Let's see well, Danny Garcia loses.Comment
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Chavez will outweigh Vera by God knows how much (he'll refuse to step on the scale fight night) and Vera isn't a devastating puncher to begin with. If Chavez can stay away from the food trucks and beer for 8 weeks and actually train, he should be able to knock Vera out.Comment
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