Comments Thread For: Roberto Duran Jr. - I Think I Can Hit Harder Than My Dad

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Roberto Duran Jr. (1-0, 1 KO) is the latest 'son of a legend' to enter the pro ranks. Duran Jr. has the name and he believes that he's got the talent. There is a lot of pressure from the start, as his father, Roberto Duran, is regarded as one of the greatest fighters of all-time.
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[PsychoPat]

Why did he start so late. If I had a dad and he was a boxer I would surely want to follow his footsteps carve out a decent amatuer career in my teens then develop towards pro around 20 years old.

[AKAcronym]

He better realize his father had much more than just power.

[JLC]

He better realize his father had much more than just power.

Exactly....

[crisantonio917]

Dayyyum, who was the mom, I guess he looks like her...

[Usetoloveboxing]

My isn't he humble. His Dad was one of the top 20 fighters of all time, and maybe the greatest lightweight to ever tie on a pair of gloves. Keep it real junior, if he wasnt your father, you wouldnt even be mentioned on this site.

[BoxingTech718]

Another son of a fighter that started too late and gets KTFO.
I think PBF is the only son of a fighter that turned out so much better than his old man.

[4truth]

I also have power,” Duran Jr. said News 7. “To be honest, I think I can hit harder than him.

I think so too but then his dad has not been in good health.

[Madison Boxing]

This kid could go far....

[djb914]

Well he has a 100% of his fights were won by KO, His father had 70 KO's in 119 fights so about 58% KO record, so % wise, and he probably does hit harder NOW as his father is 66, I mean do you think George Foreman now at age 69 can hit as hard as your average 25-30 year old?