Comments Thread For: Back From The Abyss, Gilberto Ramirez is Going Big at 175
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What do you mean exactly? This could all be Zurdo's fault for all I know. I just think that the job of a promoter is to make their client a star and if Zurdo is not one having so many fights then I tend to look to blame the promoter. Unless he is Rigondeaux who is just impossible to promote.Comment
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What do you mean exactly? This could all be Zurdo's fault for all I know. I just think that the job of a promoter is to make their client a star and if Zurdo is not one having so many fights then I tend to look to blame the promoter. Unless he is Rigondeaux who is just impossible to promote.Comment
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Zurdo fought once at LHW and that was over a year and a half ago. Zurdo has been having promotional issues and has been inactive since his first fight at LHW. He is not even ranked by any major organization right now because of his inactivity. If he comes back and starts doing well then we can talk but he needs to make a name for himself.Comment
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Zurdo fought once at LHW and that was over a year and a half ago. Zurdo has been having promotional issues and has been inactive since his first fight at LHW. He is not even ranked by any major organization right now because of his inactivity. If he comes back and starts doing well then we can talk but he needs to make a name for himself.Comment
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He has been inactive for almost 2 years now. He was mandatory at one point but as you mentioned that he only just now left TR. What if TR was the one holding him back from taking those fights? Maybe Zurdo did not want them, who knows? He is still fairly young and only time will tell what his careers ends up as.Comment
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He has been inactive for almost 2 years now. He was mandatory at one point but as you mentioned that he only just now left TR. What if TR was the one holding him back from taking those fights? Maybe Zurdo did not want them, who knows? He is still fairly young and only time will tell what his careers ends up as.Comment
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That's very true, but that's counter-balanced by the fact that many of these guys who come up through Mexico turn pro at 15-16 and are often fighting grown men twice their age early in their career. My second favorite fighter of all time, Salvador Sanchez, had only one loss, and it was very early in his career when he was very young. His breakthrough started with the first Little Red Lopez fight. From there, he fought top contenders to his belt (Patrick Ford, Pat Cowdell, Roberto Castanon, Ruben Castillo) and HOF fighters (Bazooka Gomez, Azumah Nelson, Little Red rematch). In my humble opinion, Ruben Castillo should be in the HOF. Castillo was something like 45-1 when he lost to Sanchez by close decision, and was outboxing Arguello when he got stopped late. If Castillo was in the HOF like he belongs, that would make four HOF fighters Sanchez beat by age 23. That makes careers like Zurdo's, Russell Jr.'s and Andrade's look sad.Comment
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