Comments Thread For: Chocolatito's Manager Wants Immediate Rematch After 'Robbery'

[lopez36]

now make him wait for a while,just like he has done to others

[mlac]

i dont think it was a 'robbery' but on the other hand gonzalez got robbed of a Fighter of the year performance, in which he should of won, it was close yes, but he definately didnt deserve to lose

[Lester Tutor]

Cuadras vs Chocalito II should happen first. Winner gets a title shot for the green strap again since Cuadras had it first between the 3. Then let's finally get a uni bout with Estrada or Inoue

[R-C]

Let Gonzalez work his way up again, fight Cuadras and Estrada, then maybe you can get a rematch.

[Boxfan83]

People seemed to be in agreement here..I saw a close fight but knowing roman is more known I thought it was a given he was getting the W,boy was I glad he lost.The problem I have with him is how he says he is a superstar,how hbo say he is like a fish in the water with his fists but in all honesty hardly anybody knows him..He is a very talented boxer,but maybe this loss will bring him to a different level..if he rematches cuadras and loses he can forget those 1 mill minimun demands..but if he demolishes cuadras and the this thai guy..the sky is the limit.

I agree, tbh the loss can be a blessing in disguise. Gonzalez isnt known but beating the guy that beat him and the guy that arguably beat him will get the word spread. But tbh, I think Gonzalez stretched himself out to thin.

[JJRod]

The Thai kid needs to ask for a huge purse. Like 2 million dollars.
Isn't that what he did with Estrada ans Cuadras when they wanted a rematch?

[b00g13man]

FK him!!!! Did he give Estrada a rematch??? Did he give Cuadras a rematch??? He had the nerve to call Cuadras a nobody and then fight a guy who was less known than Cuadras.

Exactly. He can fuck right off.

[619 southpaw]

Close fight! Actually thought roman squeaked it out but he does need to give estrada that rematch its long over due. That thai fighter is a straight beast! A real throwback fighter

[DonutHunter]

I think he edged the Thai dude, but hopefully this "loss" knocked him off his high horse and won't be asking for insane amounts of money for his fights.

[Dr Rumack]

I can understand their reaction, even if I don't agree with it.

It's really, really hard for a flyweight to make waves. And Roman was finally on the verge of some legitimately big fights after a long and hard career. They're bound to be distraught that he's been derailed.

I think they know that the future may not be bright too. He's a flyweight, he's 30, and he's in his fourth weight class. It's a big ask to keep going back to the well.