Comments Thread For: Viloria Has Good Shot To Stun Gonzalez, Says Villamor

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ALA Gym head trainer and former world title challenger Edito “Ala”Villamor believes two division world champion Brian Viloria has a good chance against undefeated WBC flyweight champion and recently installed pound for pound No.1 Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez of Nicaragua when they clash in a title fight at New York’s Madison Square Garden on October 17.

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[aldo5408]

he has no shot slim to none. horrible fight

[rao007]

Why would they want Nietes as a sparring parnter? the dude hasn't fought anybody besides bums in the Philippines...doesn't even have the relentless style like Gonzalez..I see an overwhelming and dominant performance by Gonzalez...and possibly a KO.

[Jerzz]

What happens to Gonzales pount for pound ranking if Villoria KO's him.

[therealpugilist]

He has a good chance.....I say this fight is 60/40 favoring Roman, but Brian is no push over....yea he has lost some big fights but he has won more....also Roman hasn't fought someone of Viloria's caliber or slightly better since Juan Francisco Estrada

[IMDAZED]

Viloria does have a decent chance. He hits hard and is crafty. Could create some openings for himself and although Gonzalez can be defensively responsible at times, he's pretty open when on the attack. Still, he should be able to put Viloria away.

[Tom Cruise]

I can see it being difficult and RG not looking as good as people might be expecting, but Roman should win.

Not easy to pressure someone who punches as hard as Viloria does

[cabalas]

If Viloria is able to keep busy and attacking all the time (which requires a great conditioning and I'm not sure if Brian still can get it at his age), then, it would be very possible to seem as the winner.

[ELPacman]

Don't count Viloria out on this one. He has a real chance to end the hype train just as it began to take off.

[Bram]

I remember watching Vilamor fight, he was a warrior and he got knocked out by one of the sweetest counter-uppercuts you'll ever seen from Finito.

I do think Viloria will do well, but I'd be surprised if he won. If he did it'd be one of the biggest victories from anyone in the sports in awhile. At his age he's downright ancient for a Flyweight and beating Gonzalez at this stage in his career would be absolutely remarkable.