Comments Thread For: Juan Diaz Will Assess Future Path With Upcoming Performance

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

It's been well over a year since we've seen Juan Diaz (40-4, 19KOs) in the ring. After his victory over Carlos Cardenas in September of 2014, he underwent surgery on his left shoulder that kept him out all of 2015. He returns this Saturday night at the Arena Theater in Houston, Texas versus Fernando Garcia as the headline performer on 'Solo Boxeo' (UniMas).
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[Larry the boss]

His fights with Jmm were classics..dude was a beast in his prime

[Zaroku]

Imagine if that baby bull had A&M on his team!! Ariza & Memo??

The baby bovine would have been a full fledged bull, and that ain't no BS!

[ShoulderRoll]

Imagine if that baby bull had A&M on his team!! Ariza & Memo??

The baby bovine would have been a full fledged bull, and that ain't no BS!

Imagine if he had put salt water on his shoulder?

[Zaroku]

Imagine if he had put salt water on his shoulder?

At his age... He would have been shooting hoops with PAC within weeks, not a year after...

That salt water doe... You know... Salt water...

[Boxfan83]

I wonder why Diaz never fought at 130. He is in his 30s now and still fighting at the same weight class (LW) he was in his prime. Anyways, props to Diaz, he didnt come into boxing beating a no hoper and demanding a title shot right after, hes earning his spot again and assessing his health which is smart. Even if he chooses not to fight on the big stage anymore, I dont see a problem with a guy wanting to still compete, hes a fighter and thats what fighters do.

[nacho daddy]

Imagine if he had put salt water on his shoulder?

imagine if he put salt water in IV?

[robbyheartbaby]

At his age... He would have been shooting hoops with PAC within weeks, not a year after...

That salt water doe... You know... Salt water...

Wow your comment oozes intelligence.

[Zaroku]

Wow your comment oozes intelligence.

Thanks.. Yours too buddy!!
Your input is more than appreciated, it is needed!!

[GodInFleshSuit]

It's always a bummer to see young fighters waste away some of their prime years under so-called "retirement", just to make a comeback and lose to guys they would have once demolished.