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He's gotta' get by Fonfara first...wtf?
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Was this entire article really devoted to Steve Kim simply asking a question? The fuck you asking me for? You're the reporter.
Or did he hear it from a reliable source that it's happening? If he did, just spit it out and say so.Last edited by DoktorSleepless; 04-17-2015, 09:17 PM.Comment
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This means the only way Fonfara gets a win now is by KO. He will never get a decision now even if he swept the canvas with Jr for all 12 rounds.Comment
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This was the plan all along.Comment
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I expect Chavez Jr to move back to 168 after Fonfara fightComment
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Chavez Jr is going down to 168, chasing the green belt at super middleweight (Direll-Bika winner still has to deal with the George Groves mandatory defense).
Chavez fights Fonfora on Saturday, has a fight at the formal 168 ("Porky" Medina is sitting right there, and Derek Edwards wouldn't be a bad fight either), and then close out the year/starts next year with a fight against whomever emerges from the Dirrell/Jack/Groves triangle (may even close out the year with the Froch fight).
Chavez wins those fights and, though Ward is still the kingpin of the division, Chavez is in the top three for as long as he can make the weight well. Once 168 becomes a difficult weight to make, he goes to 175, targeting the green belt at light heavyweight (Stevenson will gladly accept the fight as a voluntary defense, especially if Duva keeps ****ing around with the Kovalev fight)Comment
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don't believe it. Chavez Jr and Chavez Sr. have already stated he's going down to 168. Chavez Jr even said he thought he was "too small" at Light Heavy weight.
Click bait. Move along nothing to see hear.
Boom. :ANYWORD:Comment
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Of course we want Stevenson. We spent two years chasing Golovkin, but he wasn't man enough to get in the ring with Chavez.
After Fonfora falls in 3 rounds, "Sugar" Cesar Chavez will annex the lineal light-heavyweight championship of the world.
48 have tried and 48 have failed.Comment
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Chavez ices him.Comment
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