Comments Thread For: Yamaguchi Falcao: I'd Gladly Face David Lemieux on Canelo-GGG

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Yamaguchi Falcao: I'd Gladly Face David Lemieux on Canelo-GGG

    Highly rated middleweight and 2012 Olympic medalist Yamaguchi Falcao, 16-0 (7 KO's), moved further up the rankings by outpointing WBO #14 Elias Espadas, 17-4 (12 KO's), over ten rounds.
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  • Mammoth
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    Spike must be scared of Pepe Le Pew

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    • lopez36
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      no more david lemiuex on the undercards,,want to see someone different

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      • LOCOMEX89
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        #4
        Falcao is only going to be able to get a bigged name opponent if it's for a title eliminator. He's the definition of high risk and low reward.

        He doesn't have a huge fan base and doesn't bring much in regards to money to the table. Also Falcao is a former medal winner who can cause problems for some of these more established Middlweights.

        Lemeiux would honestly be foolish to take on Falcao and in my opinion outside of power I think Falcao is as good if not better in all other skills.

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        • Scopedog
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          It's a big stepping-stone for Falcao if he wins, and probably the end of Lemieux as a force worth taking seriously at the top level. For that reason Lemieux might not want it, but at the same time he needs a credible win to get himself back in the mix too. This fight might just happen, and it'll be a crossroads battle.

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