John Molina is basically an uber driver with decent power

[Mike D]

would he beat brian sutherland?

B-Suth decisions him. B-Suth would just box him, utilize his angles, and really just deploy the most efficient boxing exhibition ever.

B-Suth sweeps the cards and basically just toys with Molina

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

the problem with molina is his diet, he has been drained forever now. Dont get me wrong he sucks but he actually usually looks alive in his fights, now he just a drained dead man walking.

[The Gambler1981]

Now I only watched like 30 seconds of that fight, but from what I saw I can't believe that was a guy who ever outboxed another professional fighter. Which he actually did to Provodnikov, who is not the most skilled guy and certainly lacks defense but I never doubted that he worked as a professional fighter.

It was almost like it was a contest between the two Molina's who fought yesterday to see which could look like the least professional fighter.

[Mike D]

agreed but what does that say about ruslan who got outboxed by him lol.

It says that Ruslan is trash, basically.

[HanzGruber]

Diaz?........

felix.. "My [matchmakers] said Diaz is a stinker and that it would not be a good fight to watch," Arum said.

aka he wouldnt have got destroyed for 8 rounds like drunk molina lol.. hes 100x better than molina

[BrometheusBob.]

the problem with molina is his diet, he has been drained forever now. Dont get me wrong he sucks but he actually usually looks alive in his fights, now he just a drained dead man walking.

I'm sure JM was just a few salads and Subway sandwiches away from victory against Crawford

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

I'm sure JM was just a few salads and Subway sandwiches away from victory against Crawford

probably not victory but a defiantely would have looked alive.

[LacedUp]

Molina should quit and become an analyst. He's well spoken and quite smart,

[Doctor_Tenma]

And then outboxed Ruslan.

Pretty amazing to think how far Molina got with his lack of skills.

Shoot, I almost forgot about that

Yeah, I just think he went in knowing he didn't have much of a chance against Crawford.

[BrometheusBob.]

Shoot, I almost forgot about that

Yeah, I just think he went in knowing he didn't have much of a chance against Crawford.

Idk, if I was coming off of an upset comfortable UD and have come back before from way behind to get a knockout more than once it would be tempting to believe anything was possible.

It's easier from the outside for us to be more realistic about Molina's chances but he could easily have felt differently.