Comments Thread For: Roman Gonzalez Should Face Reveco, Says Rizzo

[Aztekkas]

One poster says Roman beats them too old the other says they were to green -- you guys should have a meeting and decide which is it.

Don't you see? Both statements indicate one thing, Roman doesn't fight them in their prime. They are either lacking experience or up there in age lol. It's right in front of you to see.

Just A year before the Chocolatito fight he lost fighting at his comfortable weight of 112 to a guy who had been KO before in his ninth fight with a record of 11-1-1 ; stop it. I said enough.

Again, you forget to mention how he obliterated Sanchez Jr in the rematch. The guy had 4 1/2 inches in height above Estrada, and even campaigns 3 divisions above nowadays. Yet, Estrada KO'd him when they met again.

Interestingly enough, you want to give major props to Roman for beating an unaccomplished Estrada at 108. In turn, Estrada should get the same amount of props for defeating Sanchez Jr, whom went on to hold a world strap at 115 and now campaigns at 122.

[1hourRun]

Don't you see? Both statements indicate one thing, Roman doesn't fight them in their prime. They are either lacking experience or up there in age lol. It's right in front of you to see.




Again, you forget to mention how he obliterated Sanchez Jr in the rematch. The guy had 4 1/2 inches in height above Estrada, and even campaigns 3 divisions above nowadays. Yet, Estrada KO'd him when they met again.

Interestingly enough, you want to give major props to Roman for beating an unaccomplished Estrada at 108. In turn, Estrada should get the same amount of props for defeating Sanchez Jr, whom went on to hold a world strap at 115 and now campaigns at 122.

Was WBA 105 Champ Niida (29) a cherry pick? Gonzalez went to JAPAN and beat him there in Yukatas prime for his first world title , or what about Takayama? (26) - who went on to capture the IBF and then you can throw in your boy Estrada ; when they met Estrada was around Chocolatitos age when Gonzalez won his first world title (21) -- its a three year difference in age between the two! All I see is a desperate attempt to discredit the best fighter in the world just like they did when Mayweather was P4P.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Ward hasn't had a relevant win since 2011. Rigo hasn't had a relevant win since 2013 and has barely fought since. Bradley hasn't had a relevant win since 2013, and that was a 40 year old man and hasn't been the same. Kov's best win is against a 50 year old man. Wlad's best win was in 2013, where he hugged the man to death.

Its an easy argument to make, that all things being equal and all these guys were the same size - that Roman would pummel them all. He's arguably the best in the world - again - how would Roman do vs Wlad if they were both 118 or both HW? Roman has more range and skilled. I think Ward, skill for skill would possibly win - but who is Ward now in 2015/2016? I don't think he's the same guy that dominated the Super Six, so IDK.

Currently, I think Kov, GGG and Roman are the three best guys in the world and everyone else is...everyone else

Your an idiot... I laugh at you fools...

Same dudes that complain about Ward, and hype roman gonzalez, don't even know that roman hasnt had a major win since Ward beat dawson.. The guy has been Beating 17-5, 34-28, type fighters.. His best win since 2012 is viloria, a guy that was beating 12-8 fighters for the past few years and hasn't had asolid win in 4 years

[Mexican_Puppet]

Just A year before the Chocolatito fight he lost fighting at his comfortable weight of 112 to a guy who had been KO before in his ninth fight with a record of 11-1-1 ; stop it. I said enough.

Are you idiot? Estrada won the rematch vs Sanchez Jr, a former champion of the world. And a big man for that weight...

[Mexican_Puppet]

Again, you forget to mention how he obliterated Sanchez Jr in the rematch. The guy had 4 1/2 inches in height above Estrada, and even campaigns 3 divisions above nowadays. Yet, Estrada KO'd him when they met again.

Interestingly enough, you want to give major props to Roman for beating an unaccomplished Estrada at 108. In turn, Estrada should get the same amount of props for defeating Sanchez Jr, whom went on to hold a world strap at 115 and now campaigns at 122.

+1 that guy is idiot as hell... You cant compare estrada in his first fight vs Sanchez Jr with Estrada In his rematch or vs Viloria IN 112 POUNDS...

[1hourRun]

+1 that guy is idiot as hell... You cant compare estrada in his first fight vs Sanchez Jr with Estrada In his rematch or vs Viloria IN 112 POUNDS...

It was only seven months later that they fought in the rematch! Nothing changed and thats obvious in the fact that Estrada lost AGAIN a year later to Chocolatito.Im done talking with you.

[Mexican_Puppet]

It was only seven months later that they fought in the rematch! Nothing changed and thats obvious in the fact that Estrada lost AGAIN a year later to Chocolatito.Im done talking with you.

Man, Im sorry but you dont know **** about boxing.

Estrada was in a age of learning, he fought 4 times in Campeón Azteca in and the final he murdered Sanchez Jr in the rematch.

With Gonzalez he was drained, man. Thats the reality.

Is like see Golovkin in 155.7 pounds... and that fight with Estrada was close and competitive.

Roman has like 2 years ducking Estrada.