Comments Thread For: Garcia Won't Be Surprised If He Becomes First to KO Porter

[John Locke]

I would be impressed if Danny can legit beat Porter let alone KO him.

I'm taking Showtime by clear decision, but some of the exchanges are going to make for highlight reel edits. I can see Danny hurting Porter in exchanges

[doom_specialist]

I'd like to see Porter win because he seems more humble
and down-to-earth. Porter might help an old lady cross
the street. Garcia seems more like he'd accidentally hit
her with his car and then flee the scene.

I watch boxing for boxing. I really don't care what these guys do with their personal lives, or their behavior outside of the ring. I also don't know either of them, so making any assumptions about them would be unfair.

[justinussery87]

Nah. Not happening. You need more than one punch to put Porter lights out, if that's possible. Danny won't be throwing enough punches.

True! Won't even know what to do with Porter's constant pressure. TKO could go the other way

[justinussery87]

Could happen BUT I think Porter will wear down Garcia in an ugly and very physical fight. I know Garica never been stopped and can take a punch but I have a gut feeling that Porter will stop an exhausted Garcia in the later rounds, let say the 11th round.

Porter TKO round 11.

My thoughts exactly. Never had to deal with any pressure like this. Granados loves the pressure so it didn't affect him. Garcia is used to dictating the pace. And the time he didn't was against Thurman. He lost the first half and Thurman coasted and had Garcia chasing the second half.

[Lemonhead_Jeff]

I watch boxing for boxing. I really don't care what these guys do with their personal lives, or their behavior outside of the ring. I also don't know either of them, so making any assumptions about them would be unfair.

I learned to separate my admiration for the fighter from my
disdain for the person when Dave Hilton Jr was convicted of
a deplorable crime shortly after winning the WBC 168lb title.
But I still find it easier to root for a seemingly humble fighter
rather than a vain or arrogant one.