Comments Thread For: Molina: We Knew It Was Either Kill Or Be Killed Against Matthysse

[JakeTheBoxer]

Why so sensitive, why is Molina so special? I don`t see it. American version of Provodnikov. A fighter that took a lot of damage in his fights.

[Pantera_]

This was one of the best fights of the last decade IMO. Sure neither had great resumes but who gives a hoot.

[EDDIE SPERM]

Molina had a big punch, a big heart to match, and always seemed like a good guy; there's been worse champs imo . . . . .

He will get paydays @ least

[tokon]

It was a great fight, but Molina was always a gatekeeper at best.

Molina had a big punch, a big heart to match, and always seemed like a good guy; there's been worse champs imo . . . . .

[TheMyspaceDayz]

It was a great fight, but Molina was always a gatekeeper at best.

How would you feel if someone followed you around and said things like “Jake is a good guy but his intelligence is average” or “Jake knows his boxing but his wife looks like Hillary Clinton and a dog mated”? Just seems unnecessary. We know what he was.

[JakeTheBoxer]

It was a great fight, but Molina was always a gatekeeper at best.

[Julian John's]

John would be right at home at the Olympic Auditorium

In the 70's

[ShoulderRoll]

That fight ruined Matthysse. He was never the same afterwards.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

His fight with Redkach was a war as well. He’s always in entertaining fights.

[Ivansmamma]

It was a great fight.