Gonzalez really should win because his opponent, Gutierrez, is ring worn. Gon is relatively untested though.
Boxing 6/10 - 6/11
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Gonzalez really should win because his opponent, Gutierrez, is ring worn. Gon is relatively untested though.
Mostly I meant weak opponents, but it's true, this is his biggest fight. Last fight was first televised and toughest opponent, and he had to work for it.
If he's got a future he gets by Gutierrez.
I think Dat goes the route, but I'm not willing to wager on it. Never ko'd or down to my knowledge. He seems durable. Layoff doesn't help. Dat has also never been 10 rounds (some 8 round decisions). His opponent never past 6.
Nguyen vs. Del Valle
Nguyen vs. Del Valle
Dat Nguyen throws an insane amount of punches, think Margarito workrate. Neither him nor Del Valle care for defense much as both get hit often. I'd be at this fight if I wasn't so sick :sadwave: so I'm home betting on the 7.5 under instead @ +205.
Nguyen vs. Del Valle
Dat Nguyen throws an insane amount of punches, think Margarito workrate. Neither him nor Del Valle care for defense much as both get hit often. I'd be at this fight if I wasn't so sick :sadwave: so I'm home betting on the 7.5 under instead @ +205.
Urina giving a good fight thru 5. Narvaez winning rounds, but Urina swinging tough with him.
Maybe just a little give in Urina in 5th. Let's see what happens.
Maybe just a little give in Urina in 5th. Let's see what happens.
Narvaez vs. Urina is a war. Fighters stood in the middle of the ring the entire 8th and traded. Urina giving as good as he's getting.
Ref takes an unjust point from Urina in the 7th for good Argentine measure.
Not the class difference I was hoping for, and it will take some good fortune for under to hit.
Urina in this fight with 4 to go.
Ref takes an unjust point from Urina in the 7th for good Argentine measure.
Not the class difference I was hoping for, and it will take some good fortune for under to hit.
Urina in this fight with 4 to go.
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Mexico Result
Mexico Result
Austin Trout (23-0, 13KOs) retained his WBA "regular" junior middleweight title with a dominating decision over David "Destroyer" Lopez (40-13, 23KOs). At the end of the twelve rounds, the judges saw it 119-109, 117-110 and 118-109, all in favor of Trout.
Lopez had some very good moments in the fight when he caught Trout with hard punches to the jaw. A controversial moment in the eleventh, when Lopez cracked Trout to the jaw, but the champion held the ropes to prevent himself from going down. Lopez tried to go for a knockout in the twelfth but couldn't finish Trout off.
Mexico Result
Austin Trout (23-0, 13KOs) retained his WBA "regular" junior middleweight title with a dominating decision over David "Destroyer" Lopez (40-13, 23KOs). At the end of the twelve rounds, the judges saw it 119-109, 117-110 and 118-109, all in favor of Trout.
Lopez had some very good moments in the fight when he caught Trout with hard punches to the jaw. A controversial moment in the eleventh, when Lopez cracked Trout to the jaw, but the champion held the ropes to prevent himself from going down. Lopez tried to go for a knockout in the twelfth but couldn't finish Trout off.
