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1stBank Center, Broomfield, Colorado - BoxingScene.com catch up with Robert Garcia, trainer of welterweight contender Brandon Rios, to discuss his fighter's demolition of Mike Alvarado within three rounds of their HBO televised trilogy. Garcia breaks down the strategy and tactics to pull off the win, the critics who will say Alvarado was undertrained and over the hill, reacting to the critics who felt Rios was shot and past his best, what he feels about Rios going after the best in the welterweight division and more. [Click Here To Read More]
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If I was the Rios camp, I would not be too thrilled about this win and start indicating Brandon can now take on the world...I mean he fought a guy who stood there like a punching bag for 95% of the fight.... -
Your right but just like Robert Garcia said, Brandon looked like a stone killer in that ring and was doing things nobody has seen Brandon do since he was a lightweight. Hr cut the ring off well, was very accurate with his punches, made Alvarado miss alot, even pulled some fancy footwork moves. He was even spinning Alvarado like pacquiao did to him. I was highly impressed with how Rios looks as a welterweight now. He can also hit very hard, every punch seemed to really hurt Alvarado who is a guy that went the distance with Marquez, and even knocked Marquez down after taking a knockdown himself. You have to admit Rios would have given any top welterweight a hard time last night, I don't know how you cant see that.Originally posted by Shapopojoe View PostComment
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Once again, he did all that against a tomato can with gloves....I would look like Muhammad Ali against a third grader tooOriginally posted by jjsmyth87 View PostComment
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