Soooooooooooooo Why doesnt Roman Gonzalez Move Up???

[-Kev-]

How many divisions must he move up before he can considered #1? All the way up to featherweight? He's in his third divison as a pro and still at a young age will be moving up sooner than later.

I think he means if you are in a weak division just move up.

Gonzalez is young yes, but he is fighting guys at the tail end of their careers who are at ages known as that age when a fighter is getting beat up by younger fighters.

Viloria 34 years old
Sosa 36 years old
Valentin 37 year old journeyman with 29 losses
Yaegashi 31 years old but good back and forth fight
Purisma a journeyman who is now 11-8

And the list goes on.

The media is conditioning boxing fans. You have been conditioned, most of you have. It's called classical conditioning.

[2shameless]

I keep hearing that Rigo can easily make 118.

How about a El Chacal/Chocolatito fight at a CW of 116.

Rigo will be the new number 1 until Ward beats Kovalev.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

A couple of tune-ups or must he face Ward right away?

p4p fighters dont need tuneps

[Dinamita 03]

I think he means if you are in a weak division just move up.

Gonzalez is young yes, but he is fighting guys at the tail end of their careers who are at ages known as that age when a fighter is getting beat up by younger fighters.

Viloria 34 years old
Sosa 36 years old
Valentin 37 year old journeyman with 29 losses
Yaegashi 31 years old but good back and forth fight
Purisma a journeyman who is now 11-8

And the list goes on.

The media is conditioning boxing fans. You have been conditioned, most of you have. It's called classical conditioning.

It's not a weak divison though that's the issue

The best possible opponent he can fight around his weight fights in the same division. It's only a matter of time before him and Estrada can agree on a rematch. Ruenroeng would also be a very good fight against a guy who's faced the best opposition at flyweight.

The things is he's been at flyweight for a short amount of time, going on three years. One would think he'd been fighting there his whole career. It's inevitable he moves up and the competition at 115 would be high class.

[Larry the boss]

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[-PBP-]

It's not a weak divison though that's the issue

The best possible opponent he can fight around his weight fights in the same division. It's only a matter of time before him and Estrada can agree on a rematch. Ruenroeng would also be a very good fight against a guy who's faced the best opposition at flyweight.

The things is he's been at flyweight for a short amount of time, going on three years. One would think he'd been fighting there his whole career. It's inevitable he moves up and the competition at 115 would be high class.

Flyweight is very solid. He can fight Estrada, Ioka and Ruenroeng. Then when he finally moves up, he will have Inoue waiting for him. He is on track to have a crazy resume.

[M Bison]

He's in his third division and he's still in his mid 20s.

The guys trashing Gonzalez are not familiar with his career

How many weight classes has Ward went through?

[-PBP-]

How many weight classes has Ward went through?

Do you ever stop failing?

That's BS. None of those fighters have even attempted to win titles in other divisions. Ward and Rigo in particular have had numerous chances to challenge themselves and claim the top spot but they decided to play it safe.

[francisco0315]

i dont count those divisions.

lmfaaoo at counting those low ass weights lmfaaooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

112 is the beginning.

you want to fight below that, go be a new york runway model.

WOW, you hit a new low, really your ******ity has no limits.

[francisco0315]

The only thing I want to say is :


I WANT THE CHOCOLATITO GONZALEZ vs GALLO ESTRADA REMATCH !!!!