Chavez Jr destroys Lemieux at 168

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  • Boxing lives
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    #31
    Originally posted by iamboxing
    This doesn't hold, Nacho said he was eating fine and looked healthy. Look at him during the fight he looked healthy and vital, none of the usual tell tale signs of draining, weary eyes, gaunt face....Canelo did a number on him in the first round and after that he just became hopeless. What bugs me is that he didn't try....he just didn't try.
    He did look terrible at the weigh in. Jr did let Canelo take the play away early and faded late. He just didn't have it that night stamina wise. Since he trained his ass off, it was the weight drain.

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    • NYG
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      #32
      Anybody saying that the weight draining didnt bother Chavez Jr should be banned forever

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      • HarvardBlue
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        #33
        Honestly, it would be one of those situations where the guy that lands first would end up getting the KO. Chances are that would be Lemieux. Chavez is a slacker but quite a few years ago he could hurt people especially to the body. Then he ran into Martinez and reality set in. I don't see him reverting back to those days but I'm not sold Lemieux either. Lemieux is a devastating puncher but once you get past that he's pretty basic.

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        • dranoel
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          #34
          Chavez Jr. is hands down the worst boxer that has ever lived.
          He's been boxing since his youth and has absolutely done nothing ever since in terms of growth.

          In fact he regressed, I think.


          This guy literally can't punch.
          How can you go through so many years of boxing and not learn how to punch?
          He either doesn't throw any due to emotional instability and confidence issues.

          OR
          when he throws them-- his technique, the space and leverage and positioning he puts himself make a punch soft.

          He literally discovered how to reverse the power of a punch in almost every situation. It's insane. He's the very opposite of a boxer (and the things they try to achieve).

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          • boxinggod101
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            #35
            Originally posted by Boxing lives
            Look he was just drained against Canelo. Its simple science. The fight at 164 was always going to result in a weight drained Jr. Chavez is a star fighter. Lemieux is just a neanderthal that will shoot his load early. Chavez can absorb that attack at 168 and will be able to use his size advantage to take out Lemieux in the second half of the fight just like Grovelkin did.
            Im not saying he wasnt drained. But what exactly in that fight made u think that hes better under Nacho? And btw, Chavez s*cks... He is a star cause of his father, thats it, thats all... He lost vs Vera ffs. No shame in being a B level fighter but seems like u overrate the guy a little too much...

            As for him vs Lemieux, he might be able to win. Lemieux aint great but I would like to see him take those punches for 12 rounds without quitting. I dont know. For me its a tossup fight

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              #36
              Originally posted by dranoel
              Chavez Jr. is hands down the worst boxer that has ever lived.
              He's been boxing since his youth and has absolutely done nothing ever since in terms of growth.

              In fact he regressed, I think.


              This guy literally can't punch.
              How can you go through so many years of boxing and not learn how to punch?
              He either doesn't throw any due to emotional instability and confidence issues.

              OR
              when he throws them-- his technique, the space and leverage and positioning he puts himself make a punch soft.

              He literally discovered how to reverse the power of a punch in almost every situation. It's insane. He's the very opposite of a boxer (and the things they try to achieve).
              Boxing is a perishable skill if not properly maintained a guy will get worse. It is the old saying if a guy isn't getting better he is getting worse there is no staying the same.

              Chavez Jr. certainly was not putting in the hard work to constantly improve and pretty much did the opposite which will cause whatever talent he had to deteriorate even more.

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              • satiev1
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                #37
                Chavez vs lemieux should not even be sanctioned. It will be worse than the stevens fight.

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                  #38
                  Why not Wilder at 168 while you're there... He would be destroyed too I guess...

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                  • Boxing lives
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                    #39
                    Originally posted by boxinggod101
                    Im not saying he wasnt drained. But what exactly in that fight made u think that hes better under Nacho? And btw, Chavez s*cks... He is a star cause of his father, thats it, thats all... He lost vs Vera ffs. No shame in being a B level fighter but seems like u overrate the guy a little too much...

                    As for him vs Lemieux, he might be able to win. Lemieux aint great but I would like to see him take those punches for 12 rounds without quitting. I dont know. For me its a tossup fight
                    I agree Chavez may be B level but so is Lemieux. Give Chavez & Nacho a full camp together and they will produce adequate results. Canelo hit Chavez with some bombs in there. He hit Jr with the shot that split Kirklands wig and stayed in there. Lemieux cracks a little harder but at 168 Chavez won't be drained and with a full camp you will see his technique improve under Nacho. If he takes this fight soon he will return to form and take out this limited puncher Lemieux and get right back in the mix.

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Boxing lives
                      I agree Chavez may be B level but so is Lemieux. Give Chavez & Nacho a full camp together and they will produce adequate results. Canelo hit Chavez with some bombs in there. He hit Jr with the shot that split Kirklands wig and stayed in there. Lemieux cracks a little harder but at 168 Chavez won't be drained and with a full camp you will see his technique improve under Nacho. If he takes this fight soon he will return to form and take out this limited puncher Lemieux and get right back in the mix.
                      I would be down to see it. And yes Lemieux is a B level fighter. I think Chavez should take a tuneup before taking Lemieux. 2 beating in a row and a huge puncher like Lemieux could be bad.

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