Comments Thread For: Jaime Munguia Fights Through Fire, Stops Johnson in Six Due To Severe Cut

[Mammoth]

So what next for Munguia? Maybe guys like Falcao, Centeno or Sulecki?

I know, man.... Kanat Islam.

[PredatorStyle]

Minguia looked savage; good offense, no defense. I think he is more skilled than people give him credit for. But he soaks up too much punishment to deal with GGG or someone like that. I'd love to see that fight though.

[kidbazooka]

Andre Rozier is a sneaky shady bastard he kept yelling “headbutt” to try and influence the ref when he knew it was a clear uppercut.

Shady ass fool.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

He’s not slow, and he had some nice footwork. Dude probably never had any proper training so it’s gonna be a while

He’s like 24

I had to tell 3 people this today. They all changed their tune after hearing it. Two of them thought he was 28.

[Claude Palle]

When will Mungia fight someone he was a protected titleholder at 154 and he's been having underwhelming performances at 160. I'm don't rate him that high. Number 1 in the WBO at 160 and number 2 in WBC the most logical fight is Andrade or Charlo no more tune up easy fights at middleweight for HIM.

He is going to be protected. His connections see the flaws like the rest of us do. His fights are exciting but.... Can he beat a top middleweight?

[YoungManRumble]

Andre Rozier is a sneaky shady bastard he kept yelling “headbutt” to try and influence the ref when he knew it was a clear uppercut.

Shady ass fool.

Maybe he genuinely believed it was at the time. Either way most trainers/coaches would advocate for their guy like that

[Boricua181]

Boricua181

Andre Rozier is a shady cornerman, yelling out headbutt in an attempt to steal a well deserved victory from Jaime Munguia. He absolutely has no honor, respect, or credibility after that disgraceful stunt. Much respect to both of these serious fighters who came into the ring, and gave it their all. Wow that fight was ups for grabs, until Munguia landed that ripping uppercut. What an appropriate name for such a cut inducing punch. Uppercuts have been know for ripping faces open, in many of the combat sports. I've gotta give Munguia a lot of credit for the way he fought back like a machine. Johnson was on his case from the opening bell, landing real good punches to the head, and body. Any less of a fighter than what Munguia demonstrated tonight, would've been beaten down. All Johnson got for his enormous effort was a horrific cut on his upper lip, which is going to require numerous stitches. It was a very good fight for both of the combatants over all. That said munguia is a very entertaining fighter, but he wont beat any of the title holders in the middleweight division. Simply because he lacks top notch defensive skills. Johnson almost had his number in this fight, the champs in the division hit hard, often, have better defensive skills, and can take a punch. They would all beat, if not knockout Jaime Munguia because of his poor defense.

[kidbazooka]

Maybe he genuinely believed it was at the time. Either way most trainers/coaches would advocate for their guy like that

I hear what your saying but not all trainers would act that shady some guys are just more sneaky and try to get the upper hand compared to others.

Rozier was screaming it at the top of his lungs he knew damn well that was a punch he was right under them.

[Boricua181]

Maybe he genuinely believed it was at the time. Either way most trainers/coaches would advocate for their guy like that

It's a form of cheating, and not all cornermen would stoop so low as he did to alter the outcome of a fight. Luckily that referee didn't fall for the attempted con job, boxing is a dangerous enough sport, we don't have to put up with any kind of cheats. If you were the fighter who was fighting for the win, you wouldn't have liked Andre Rozier, trying to cheat you out of a win. Other cornermen have tried this, and other kinds of cheating in the past, and it's been just as a disgraceful act back then.

[YoungManRumble]

It's a form of cheating, and not all cornermen would stoop so low as he did to alter the outcome of a fight. Luckily that referee didn't fall for the attempted con job, boxing is a dangerous enough sport, we don't have to put up with any kind of cheats. If you were the fighter who was fighting for the win, you wouldn't have liked Andre Rozier, trying to cheat you out of a win. Other cornermen have tried this, and other kinds of cheating in the past, and it's been just as a disgraceful act back then.

I wasn't excusing it, just basically saying it's pretty common. No, as the other fighter I wouldn't want to lose or get a draw like that. Hell even if I was TJ or Rozier I would be embarrassed by getting a W or draw even with a massive asterisks beside it. They would have lost on the cards anyway though so it's all a moot point in the end.