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Berlanga is catching a lot of undue flak, simply because his power ends fights within the first round. He shouldn't allow his opponents to last any longer in his fights than necessary. There are fights where he could've allowed his opponents to survive the first round, just so he could've gotten a round or two in. This would have allowed Berlanga to display more of his skills, stamina, and chin. He could've also hurt his opponent, and ended the fight in a more devastating manner. What's the point of that he would still have his detractors, thats just how some boxing fans are. Then sometimes they're just plain hypocrite's, they say one thing on social media. But if they ever met the fighter in person they would be congratulating him for his power. He just can't get caught up in the praise, or the media bashing. People who haven't accomplished much in life, like disparaging those who are successful. He just has to concentrate on the opponent in front of him, and building his career. I've checked all of his opponents records, and he's fought progressively better competition each fight. The record of his 16 opponents are a combined 175-67-5 (90 KO's), 10 of them had more fights, 13 had a winning record, and 8 had never been knocked out, prior to fighting him. If he beats Ulises Sierra, I'm sure that his following fight will be against a progressively better opponent. He'll be 24 in 2021, and going into his 17th through 20th opponents for the year. If he's successful in those fights, one of them will probably be for a title.
If not in late 2021, then for sure in early 2022, he'll be 25, gotten more rounds of experience, show cased more of his skills, and will have a possible 20-0. What's the rush, if he didn't have the devastating power, some of his 15 opponents would've gone some rounds, or lasted the distance. That said he does have fight ending power in both fist, and this is what happens. I'm impressed with his fighting ability so far, and I wish him continued success in his career. He has to stay focused, and disciplined, or he'll fall into the age old traps of life that have ruined many in the past. There's nothing like success to bring out the leeches, hangers on, and the criminal element, to drain you of your hard earned money, resources, and ultimately your skills.
Berlanga is catching a lot of undue flak, simply because his power ends fights within the first round. He shouldn't allow his opponents to last any longer in his fights than necessary. There are fights where he could've allowed his opponents to survive the first round, just so he could've gotten a round or two in. This would have allowed Berlanga to display more of his skills, stamina, and chin. He could've also hurt his opponent, and ended the fight in a more devastating manner. What's the point of that he would still have his detractors, thats just how some boxing fans are. Then sometimes they're just plain hypocrite's, they say one thing on social media. But if they ever met the fighter in person they would be congratulating him for his power. He just can't get caught up in the praise, or the media bashing. People who haven't accomplished much in life, like disparaging those who are successful. He just has to concentrate on the opponent in front of him, and building his career. I've checked all of his opponents records, and he's fought progressively better competition each fight. The record of his 16 opponents are a combined 175-67-5 (90 KO's), 10 of them had more fights, 13 had a winning record, and 8 had never been knocked out, prior to fighting him. If he beats Ulises Sierra, I'm sure that his following fight will be against a progressively better opponent. He'll be 24 in 2021, and going into his 17th through 20th opponents for the year. If he's successful in those fights, one of them will probably be for a title.
If not in late 2021, then for sure in early 2022, he'll be 25, gotten more rounds of experience, show cased more of his skills, and will have a possible 20-0. What's the rush, if he didn't have the devastating power, some of his 15 opponents would've gone some rounds, or lasted the distance. That said he does have fight ending power in both fist, and this is what happens. I'm impressed with his fighting ability so far, and I wish him continued success in his career. He has to stay focused, and disciplined, or he'll fall into the age old traps of life that have ruined many in the past. There's nothing like success to bring out the leeches, hangers on, and the criminal element, to drain you of your hard earned money, resources, and ultimately your skills.
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