Guido Vianello

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I agree with enjoying a good fight. It's just that I know Vianello's background - wealthy family, his father is the owner of a tennis club in Rome, he played tennis then decided he wanted to "play boxing" - and know, deep down in my heart, that he's not a fighter but a fake.

Well then you have an issue with his background due to having it easy but anyone who steps in the ring never has it easy . I could name many guys who came from well educated families with money it didn’t stop me from watching . You don’t fight Mahkmudov and put up a fight if your fake at any point .

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Well then you have an issue with his background due to having it easy but anyone who steps in the ring never has it easy . I could name many guys who came from well educated families with money it didn’t stop me from watching . You don’t fight Mahkmudov and put up a fight if your fake at any point .

And plus Ibeh has established himself as a gritty guy and tough task in the short time we’ve known him. Having a close fight with him doesn’t make you a fake.

[Tatabanya]

Well then you have an issue with his background due to having it easy but anyone who steps in the ring never has it easy . I could name many guys who came from well educated families with money it didn’t stop me from watching . You don’t fight Mahkmudov and put up a fight if your fake at any point .

I see what you mean. But you will see for yourself as soon as the going gets tough for the guy.

He reminds me of Vincenzo Cantatore, another wealthy, well-connected bad fighter competing well over his actual merits.

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And plus Ibeh has established himself as a gritty guy and tough task in the short time we’ve known him. Having a close fight with him doesn’t make you a fake.

It’s a bizarre forum I grew to understand this .

Guido is better then advertised I think posters fall into the trap he doesn’t look like a fighter but a model and have trouble just seeing a fighters strengths , he did not perform what Barry was telling him most of the fight but posters also have amnesia with training camps thinning due to Covid.

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I see what you mean. But you will see for yourself as soon as the going gets tough for the guy.

He reminds me of Vincenzo Cantatore, another wealthy, well-connected bad fighter competing well over his actual merits.

Nah I already said I see him getting knocked out but he will bring many exciting fights ,tough kid in a stacked class .

[Tatabanya]

It’s a bizarre forum I grew to understand this .

Guido is better then advertised I think posters fall into the trap he doesn’t look like a fighter but a model and have trouble just seeing a fighters strengths , he did not perform what Barry was telling him most of the fight but posters also have amnesia with training camps thinning due to Covid.

Sugar Ray Leonard had the good look as well, so did Donny Lalonde, Tommy Morrison and what have you. They were genuine fighters, until the end.

Vianello will quit boxing as soon as things will begin looking too hard for him, and will go back to his family's tennis club.

Ready to be proven wrong, of course.

[JakeTheBoxer]

I think Vianello is signed by Top rank to be a house gatekeeper. For Yoka, Kabayel, Takam, Rivas and others.

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Sugar Ray Leonard had the good look as well, so did Donny Lalonde, Tommy Morrison and what have you. They were genuine fighters, until the end.

Vianello will quit boxing as soon as things will begin looking too hard for him, and will go back to his family's tennis club.

Ready to be proven wrong, of course.

Vianello will hit a top 10 easily , people always say boxers will quit but Parker lost years ago to AJ and has not fought a live body in 2 years so no , plenty of fights to go around .

I’m not sure how you guys calculate quitting after a loss unless ones been champion because not everyone becomes a belt holder . Based on this theory every one would quit after a loss and it wouldn’t even be a sport .

I can’t think of a single fighter in history that went through a real blaze year after year and went undefeated, I think Fury has also figured this out so he doesn’t take hard fights back to back but even then if he runs into AJ he takes a first loss .

[Tatabanya]

Vianello will hit a top 10 easily , people always say boxers will quit but Parker lost years ago to AJ and has not fought a live body in 2 years so no , plenty of fights to go around .

I’m not sure how you guys calculate quitting after a loss unless ones been champion because not everyone becomes a belt holder . Based on this theory every one would quit after a loss and it wouldn’t even be a sport .

I can’t think of a single fighter in history that went through a real blaze year after year and went undefeated, I think Fury has also figured this out so he doesn’t take hard fights back to back but even then if he runs into AJ he takes a first loss .

It's not a problem of just losing fights, or entering a top 10. I'm talking "genuine fighting spirit". I feel that Vianello doesn't have what it takes to be in real fights, real tests beyond the obvious line of tomato cans he's facing. I'm exclusively pointing my finger at him, not others.

I'll be happy to eat humble pie if this prediction reveals itself to be wrong.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Every prospect is not a material for being top 10. Vianello looks more like stepping stone level than a championship level to me. maybe I am wrong.