Duddy vs. Chavez Jr. - lets score it

These fights are suppose to start at 9:00 PM EST here in the U.S., i'm searching for a stream, but so far havn't found one, there seems to be a few @ Justin.tv, if I find one i'll post it, the fights should start in about 45 minutes. If you've got a link to a live feed post it here.


June 26
At San Antonio (Top Rank PPV): Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy, 12 rounds, for vacant WBC interim middleweight title; Marco Antonio Barrera vs. Adilton De Jesus, 10 rounds, lightweights; Raul Martinez vs. Gabriel Elizondo, 10 rounds

go to toprank's website. It has a stream of the non-televised undercard fights. They have Omar Henry fighting right now. He is a junior middleweight prospect who is 9-0. He is physically strong but I don't think he really understands how to fight. And he makes a noise when he punches.

Ring where did you find that sweet gif ?

captainanddew wrote:

go to toprank's website. It has a stream of the non-televised undercard fights. They have Omar Henry fighting right now. He is a junior middleweight prospect who is 9-0. He is physically strong but I don't think he really understands how to fight. And he makes a noise when he punches.

Stamina issues. Throws 1 or 2 hard punches at a time. Could suffer from Jeff Lacyitis when he gets up in competition.

He was physically strong. He threw straight punches, but he has no idea how to box. His power comes from the fact he was built.

Will probably eventually make top 10 at 154, but when you put him in with a similar fighter who is a card carrying badass, he will get destroyed. And he will be ripe to be outboxed by the technicians near the top as well.

Something analysts don't point out often enough:

If you are a puncher, you have to be pretty special to carry that punching power to the top level. Knocking out tomato cans, journeymen, fellow prospects, and fringe contenders isn't that darn hard. Doing the same to world class guys (top 5-10 guys depending on weight class), isn't so easy.

When you get to the top levels of a division you better be a special puncher, or you better be able to box as well as punch.

Jose Benavidez- a BIG-TIME prospect with a storied amateur career. Trained by none other than Freddie Roach!!!

He is one of the most hyped prospects in the sport. Can't wait.

bodyshot sends oponent down. fight over.

Benavidez has impressed me every time I've seen him.

Kid is so legit. He'll be a champ before he's 21.

Gotta love when you have Tompkins and the analyst talking about where openings are going to be done, etc... I guess they forgot they are on a stream being shown on Top Rank.

Benavidez has a shot at being special. Young, getting the best sparring at Wild Card, and being moved quickly. He is good.

Next up-out of Houston Texas, Nelson Ramos(4-0) vs 8-1-1 opponent. Lets see some punches land.

The opponent is trained by the one and only, Jessee James Leija. A pretty darn good fighter in his day.

These 2 guys are providing a decent scrap.

Good 4 round fight. Pretty even. Both trainers said you gotta go win this round big. Should be a decent 4th round.

captainanddew wrote:

go to toprank's website. It has a stream of the non-televised undercard fights. They have Omar Henry fighting right now. He is a junior middleweight prospect who is 9-0. He is physically strong but I don't think he really understands how to fight. And he makes a noise when he punches.

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This link seems to work:

http://sportzonepr.net/live/bori02.html

thanks for the link. The ones Ali provided aren't in English (but I wasn't complaining).

Duddy better knock Chavez's ass out. He isn't likely to win a decision unless he is way ahead.

First up Salvador Sanchez. I love the hair.

For the last couple cards I used Kilonets stream, but he's now asking you to download pluggins.

expecting a war in this bout

Sal Sanchez II vs El Norteno!!!

I noticed that on the Kilonet.

Salvador Sanchez weighed in at 125 and 3/4 pounds. 10 pounds of that was his badass fro

Sanchez II looks like crap

Round 1- 10-9 (NOT FOR SANCHEZ)

Villa is going to dent Sanchez's chin pretty soon.