Comments Thread For: Team Estrada Hope To Get Sor Rungvisai Rematch in The Fall

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The team of former world champion Juan Francisco 'Gallo' Estrada are hoping to have the opportunity to have a rematch with World Boxing Council super flyweight champion Srisaket Sr Rungvisai of Thailand in September, as long as both come out victorious and unharmed in their respective commitments mid-year.
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[Strategic1]

Canelo, Estrada both loss clearly to me as much as 8-4 to their opponent. IMO BEST case scores are maybe draws but that's how I saw the fights.

Rematch would be great for SuperFly3. Great, they are both taking fights before then by the sounds of it.

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Canelo, Estrada both loss clearly to me as much as 8-4 to their opponent. IMO BEST case scores are maybe draws but that's how I saw the fights.

Rematch would be great for SuperFly3. Great, they are both taking fights before then by the sounds of it.

How dare you mention Carnelo Alvaroidz name with a clean and supreme warrior in Gallo Estrada?!

He put up a fantastic fight that could've gone his way, that 12th round will live on forever in BOXING fans hearts!

SSR is a monster and Estrada nearly tamed the monster!

Rematch will be a classic like the first fight was!

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Accepting that he won't move up in weight to chase Inoye who is at 118, Sor Rungvisai really only has a couple names that will turn nice coin for him. A rematch with Estrada is easily the best option. There are a couple of talents out there (I do like Jerwin Ancajas, and I hear good things about Khalid Yafai whom I only got wind of very recently and never seen fight), and I certainly think he has earned an easier fight in the summer to get a payday. But lining up a fall/early winter fight with Estrada is a winner and will drum up far more interest than anything else on the table.

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Hernandez revealed that one month before the fight with Sor Rungvisai, Estrada had to be hospitalized for a muscular issue that prevented him from training for a week and this could have damaged his preparation.

"Without taking anything away from the champion, but Estrada was hospitalized a month after the fight with a severe muscle issue in his neck, so he could not train for a week and I think that did not allow him to reach 100 percent. There are things that happen and people do not know, but Estrada does not make excuses and I am sure that in the rematch another song will be playing," Hernández stated.

Sounds like an excuse to me.

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[whoseyourdaddy]

How dare you mention Carnelo Alvaroidz name with a clean and supreme warrior in Gallo Estrada?!

He put up a fantastic fight that could've gone his way, that 12th round will live on forever in BOXING fans hearts!

SSR is a monster and Estrada nearly tamed the monster!

Rematch will be a classic like the first fight was!

Sorrunvisai's weight of 138 lbs vs Estradas 126 was a factor too, and the first knock down should have been call that a knock down, Gallo connected flush. So to me, it was a very close context that deserves a rematch.

[whoseyourdaddy]

So according to this Video Gallo Won every round???

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So according to this Video Gallo Won every round???

It was a robbery. Compubox was accurate in this case, I also studied the film and had a similar count ; but I got to clear something up, I took into consideration : Defense, Effective-Aggression and Ring-Generaship as they are the other three factors in scoring and had it wide for Estrada.

Most of NSB said it was a close fight and mocked me for schooling them, as you can see the video evidence is overwhelming.

El 'Gallo' Estrada put on a masterclass.

[Strategic1]

It was a robbery. Compubox was accurate in this case, I also studied the film and had a similar count ; but I got to clear something up, I took into consideration : Defense, Effective-Aggression and Ring-Generaship as they are the other three factors in scoring and had it wide for Estrada.

Most of NSB said it was a close fight and mocked me for schooling them, as you can see the video evidence is overwhelming.

El 'Gallo' Estrada put on a masterclass.

That was subjective video that was edited. I stick to what I saw. 8-4 Rungvisai... or a clear 7-5. I can see a draw as there were 2 rounds that I could give to Estrada being generous. Just can't see him winning.

A majority of people saw it close to how I saw it... I think. It was entertaining for sure where a rematch is deserved.

But IMO it was clear for Rungvisai.