Comments Thread For: Bryant Perrella believes he's graduated to next welterweight level

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By Lyle Fitzsimmons - It's graduation season. And though 27-year-old Bryant Perrella has been around longer than the typical high school or college escapee, his accomplishment Saturday night was no less certifying for his career path. The Southwest Floridian took to ESPN to stop unbeaten David Grayton in round 2...
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[ShoulderRoll]

I was impressed with how he went out there and won. Definitely a prospect to keep an eye on.

[bulldognyc]

This guy has loads of talent and is a undeniably strong puncher. Happy to see Haymon bringing along his next crop of welterweights.

[sicko]

Looked very good! Been hearing about him but my first time really seeing him fight, Very Impressive!

[John Locke]

This boy is a problem, he's a good puncher and nearly 6'1

He spars with Thurman and Thurman thinks very highly of him, he's from the same amateur background as Spence and Sammy, they all know eachother well

[nycsmooth]

@ his age he can't afford any more setups/trial horses...as good basic skills but@ his height I question how longer he can keep that weight before he has to move up..worth keeping an eye on...

[richardt]

When I saw him recently, I thought he had talent but I thought he was like 175 because he was so slow and then realized he was a welterweight. For a welterweight, he has abysmal speed.