Comments Thread For: Photos: Yuriorkis Gamboa, Jason Sosa - Ready For War in NYC

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  • CubanGuyNYC
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    #11
    Originally posted by Johnston
    Yea I see gamboa giving him problems early on in the fight but sosa's a pretty tough guy, if he can handle him it'll be a exciting fight.. Gamboa's chin is suspect so him getting stopped is never out of the question. I'd like to see gamboa get a convincing win
    I think I want to see Gamboa lose a clear decision. He looked finished in a very “end-of-career” sort of way in his last outing. I was pretty shocked when I read he was fighting again. I don’t want to see Yuri hurt. It was bad enough last time.

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    • Johnston
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      #12
      Originally posted by CubanGuyNYC
      I think I want to see Gamboa lose a clear decision. He looked finished in a very “end-of-career” sort of way in his last outing. I was pretty shocked when I read he was fighting again. I don’t want to see Yuri hurt. It was bad enough last time.
      He really has been looking bad lately, he's getting old, but I always liked watching him so I'd like to see him put on a good performance. The most likely outcome is him getting ko'd imo

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      • CubanGuyNYC
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        #13
        Originally posted by Johnston
        He really has been looking bad lately, he's getting old, but I always liked watching him so I'd like to see him put on a good performance. The most likely outcome is him getting ko'd imo
        In his prime, Gamboa was as exciting as they come. But inactivity and the inevitable onset of age has made him ordinary. In his last fight, Yuri had no pop whatsoever. His speed is merely a shadow, and his lack of fundamentals has been exposed for good. He quit. Maybe he’s seeking redemption, but it’s too little too late.

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        • Johnston
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          #14
          Originally posted by CubanGuyNYC
          In his prime, Gamboa was as exciting as they come. But inactivity and the inevitable onset of age has made him ordinary. In his last fight, Yuri had no pop whatsoever. His speed is merely a shadow, and his lack of fundamentals has been exposed for good. He quit. Maybe he’s seeking redemption, but it’s too little too late.
          Absolutely.I haven't seen his last fight but he looked really bad against castellanos. Speed and reflexes didn't look the same. It's wishful thinking to believe he can somehow look like he used too

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          • ELPacman
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            #15
            Gamboa can maybe get 1 more big name opponent should he beat Sosa but I don't think he's got much left for a run. His greatest assets were an attribution of youth. Once youth is gone and you lose those attributes, it's down hill from there. Just ask Roy Jones Jr.

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              #16
              If Sosa wins they reschedule that Castellanos fight.

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              • MisanthropicNY
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                #17
                Hoping Gamboa wins and he's permitted to fight on ESPN - would love to see Loma knock him the fk out or just make him quit like he did to Walters.

                Loma is an underrated puncher - he has 7 KOs in 9 fights - and only fights top contenders...

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