Comments Thread For: Cuadras, Estrada Have Until June 8 To Reach Deal or Purse Bid

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According to WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman, Mexico's Carlos 'Prncipe' Cuadras (36-1-1, 27 KOs) and his countryman Juan Francisco 'Gallo' Estrada (35-2, 25 KOs) have until June to reach an agreement or a purse bid will be ordered. Back in April, the World Boxing Council ordered the two former world champions from Mexico to face each other in a super flyweight world title eliminator.
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Oh look Estrada and his team refusing to negotiate AGAIN : 'La Gallina' Estrada prolonged his mandatory with the #1. Flyweight WBA champion Kazuto Ioka of Japan to become lineal in @ 112 in 2016 ; Team Estrada forced the bid and then walked away, now hes involved in a similar jam this year with Carlos Cuadras but hes quick to sign when hes fighting guys that been KO three months ago or bums that just moved up from flyweight to get a check!

This guy has all kinds of excuses, my hand the weight tha date! this fight should of happened on the Golovkin-Jacobs undercard. It about time Estrada face someone good.

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Pretty good fight. Hope it happens soon.

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Oh look Estrada and his team refusing to negotiate AGAIN : 'La Gallina' Estrada prolonged his mandatory with the #1. Flyweight WBA champion Kazuto Ioka of Japan to become lineal in @ 112 in 2016 ; Team Estrada forced the bid and then walked away, now hes involved in a similar jam this year with Carlos Cuadras but hes quick to sign when hes fighting guys that been KO three months ago or bums that just moved up from flyweight to get a check!

This guy has all kinds of excuses, my hand the weight tha date! this fight should of happened on the Golovkin-Jacobs undercard. It about time Estrada face someone good.

Man, you are a ****in and crazy liar.

First...become lineal at 112? Defeating a guy that never did a real good thing in the division like Ioka?

Estrada was the man when he dethroned the man(Viloria) of the weight, period.

Second, Estrada was injured and they were thinking what movement do, they refused the fight vs Ioka(a fighter that is not on the level of Juan) because the better movement was up in weight and watch how the right hand of Juan was after the operation.

And the hand was not good, that's the reason why he fought with that colombian guy.

You are crazy.

Juan fought in 108 vs Roman Gonzalez and then with Viloria in 112.

In a row he fought with the best fighter of two weights.

Shut the .f.u.ck up man.

And there is not problem, Estrada will fight vs Cuadras.

Hahaha in the GGG vs Jacobs card hahaha what a joke you are man.

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Man, you are a ****in and crazy liar.

First...become lineal at 112? Defeating a guy that never did a real good thing in the division like Ioka?

Estrada was the man when he dethroned the man(Viloria) of the weight, period.

Second, Estrada was injured and they were thinking what movement do, they refused the fight vs Ioka(a fighter that is not on the level of Juan) because the better movement was up in weight and watch how the right hand of Juan was after the operation.

And the hand was not good, that's the reason why he fought with that colombian guy.

You are crazy.

Juan fought in 108 vs Roman Gonzalez and then with Viloria in 112.

In a row he fought with the best fighter of two weights.

Shut the .f.u.ck up man.

And there is not problem, Estrada will fight vs Cuadras.

Hahaha in the GGG vs Jacobs card hahaha what a joke you are man.

This is not a matter of debate any boxing historian would laugh at the thought of Brian Viloria being lineal, we all know Gonzalez became lineal @ Flyweight and that seat was vacated when he moved up to challenge Carlos Cuadras @ jr. bamtam -- apparantly you still have not learned how 'Lineal' works : in this case Ioka and Estrada were the top two in the division and had to fight for that honor : Remember 'La Gallina' Estrada had Ioka as MANDATORY for his 'Super' WBA Flyweight title but the chicken never fought in Japan like Chocolatito and he knew team Ioka would of won the purse bid and force him to come to Japan to defend so he vacated and the worst part is he fought Raymond Tabugon ( a flyweight ) who was KO three months prior to their contest! So I asked the question - if you are going to move up in weight why did you not fight a jr. bantam weight? instead he pulled up a 112 pounder to 115 who was just stopped.

Estrada was on video claiming his hand was OK after a long layoff and rest and never said anything about it during negotiations, those are your excuses.


And lastly you expose your ignorance on these weights when you say Ioka was not on Juan Fransico Estrada's level? Kazuto Ioka has been champion longer than Estrada! he was already unified WBA/WBC champion at straweight before Estrada had a belt! TWO weight champion! there are few fighters around the division with a better resume.

Please sit down.

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This is not a matter of debate any boxing historian would laugh at the thought of Brian Viloria being lineal, we all know Gonzalez became lineal @ Flyweight and that seat was vacated when he moved up to challenge Carlos Cuadras @ jr. bamtam -- apparantly you still have not learned how 'Lineal' works : in this case Ioka and Estrada were the top two in the division and had to fight for that honor : Remember 'La Gallina' Estrada had Ioka as MANDATORY for his 'Super' WBA Flyweight title but the chicken never fought in Japan like Chocolatito and he knew team Ioka would of won the purse bid and force him to come to Japan to defend so he vacated and the worst part is he fought Raymond Tabugon ( a flyweight ) who was KO three months prior to their contest! So I asked the question - if you are going to move up in weight why did you not fight a jr. bantam weight? instead he pulled up a 112 pounder to 115 who was just stopped.

Estrada was on video claiming his hand was OK after a long layoff and rest and never said anything about it during negotiations, those are your excuses.


And lastly you expose your ignorance on these weights when you say Ioka was not on Juan Fransico Estrada's level? Kazuto Ioka has been champion longer than Estrada! he was already unified WBA/WBC champion at straweight before Estrada had a belt! TWO weight champion! there are few fighters around the division with a better resume.

Please sit down.

My boy 1hour schooling the Mexican_Puta.

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This is not a matter of debate any boxing historian would laugh at the thought of Brian Viloria being lineal, we all know Gonzalez became lineal @ Flyweight and that seat was vacated when he moved up to challenge Carlos Cuadras @ jr. bamtam -- apparantly you still have not learned how 'Lineal' works : in this case Ioka and Estrada were the top two in the division and had to fight for that honor : Remember 'La Gallina' Estrada had Ioka as MANDATORY for his 'Super' WBA Flyweight title but the chicken never fought in Japan like Chocolatito and he knew team Ioka would of won the purse bid and force him to come to Japan to defend so he vacated and the worst part is he fought Raymond Tabugon ( a flyweight ) who was KO three months prior to their contest! So I asked the question - if you are going to move up in weight why did you not fight a jr. bantam weight? instead he pulled up a 112 pounder to 115 who was just stopped.

Estrada was on video claiming his hand was OK after a long layoff and rest and never said anything about it during negotiations, those are your excuses.


And lastly you expose your ignorance on these weights when you say Ioka was not on Juan Fransico Estrada's level? Kazuto Ioka has been champion longer than Estrada! he was already unified WBA/WBC champion at straweight before Estrada had a belt! TWO weight champion! there are few fighters around the division with a better resume.

Please sit down.

Man. You are a crazy guy and a liar of sh.i.t.

Tabugon? That didn't matter, the important thing was if the right hand of Juan was ok after the surgery. Crazy.

Second... Jajaja Estrada was with a inactivity of 18 months, and with a surgery, why the fu.ck he had to fight Ioka?

Are you crazy?

Estrada did the correct movement, because his hand was not in good shape, that's the reason why he fought with that Colombian guy.

Lineal hahahaha lineal my balls, so Canelo was the better in 160 pounds because he was the lineal? Are you crazy?

Jajaja lineal for a win vs the trash of Yaegashi?

Melindo K.O'ed that guy in one round hahahaha.

Estrada was the man because he dethroned the man, period, not Gonzalez that was scary to fight Juan in 112 pounds.

Hahahahaha Ioka? That guy that lost vs Rebeca in the first fight? That had a long night vs a nica b class like Alvarado?

What's the best win of Iok? rebeca.

The best win of Estrada is Viloria in prime, a guy that was in the top-15 of the world.

Ioka is not on the same level, that guy is a cherry picker.

And you are crazy, you are a liar.

So Estrada ducked Ioka hahahaha when he was with 18 months of inactivity and with a surgery on his right hand?

A ducker... One guy that fought in 108 pounds vs Gonzalez and then with Viloria in 112?

Are you crazy?

You are a crazy fan boy of Gonzalez, a liar, an ignorant and a guy that doesn't have a little of objectivity.

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My boy 1hour schooling the Mexican_Puta.

Schooling?

You can't school a guy with lies.

I'm saying the truth and your macho is saying Juan Estrada ducked a guy when he was with a inactivity of 18 months and with a surgery on his right hand, and he decided go to 115 pounds to search big fights vs Cuadras or Gonzalez, opponents way better than Ioka.

Wow, he schooled me, jerk.