Comments Thread For: Felix Verdejo To Face Karim El Ouazghari on 12/13

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Next up for rising lightweight prospect Felix Verdejo (15-0, 11KOs) is a bout against battle tested Karim El Ouazghari (16-5-2, 4KOs) on December 13th in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The fight will be televised on UniMas.

Verdejo fought six times this year, stopping five of those opponents in three rounds or less, and only going the eight round distance with Oscar Bravo in August.
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[hamada44]

Felix is being moved slowly man. This guy hes fighting is no threat. Hes been stopped by british fighters. They should put Felix in there with someone like arakawa or someone thats durable. Hes scoring highlight reel kos agains journey men.

[PETUFF]

Felix is being moved slowly man. This guy hes fighting is no threat. Hes been stopped by british fighters. They should put Felix in there with someone like arakawa or someone thats durable. Hes scoring highlight reel kos agains journey men.

What????????????????are yoy crazy man???????he just a prospect take easy will you?

[PETUFF]

Good fight for Feliz !!!

[chocolate]

I like this fight. Karim gave John Murray hell when he was the man in europe at lightweight and has experience.

[Da Boxer]

Good durable opponent for El Diamante!

[Boxingscener]

Felix is being moved slowly man. This guy hes fighting is no threat. Hes been stopped by british fighters. They should put Felix in there with someone like arakawa or someone thats durable. Hes scoring highlight reel kos agains journey men.

Thats usually the case with most prospects but I've seen worse. The thing is he hasnt fought a puncher but he's being moved along just fine. He looks like the real deal and he's barely 21

[Daylyt]

Fine with me, Dont ruin this kid by moving him up so fast because people see the potential he has. Do it right.

[lopez36]

if he stays at lightweight for a while i'd like to see el diamante vs el diamante.. adrian estrella vs felix verdejo

[Corelone]

Verdejo gets too much credit, adulation for an easy fight. He's still learning, don't burn him out, let him get old on the chichi. Pedraza gots hell on his hands, a make or break war even in Puerto Rico. On paper, he's the underdog and he's all in as far as Rep goes. Sooner or later Verdejo will face a problem, someone faster, or stronger, or in his own house. All the things these easy fights avoid.