Originally posted by silkyjohnson: Gamboa's only 17 fights in and he's beasting it up!!!
Definitely on PEDs.
Gamboa is 126lbs of ass kickin!
Ehhh wasnt too impressed with Juan M. He did remind me of Tito if you know what I mean. Not too much power decent speed and got the job done.
I felt bad for that Mtawga dude. He was mentally out of it in the 1st round .
Luevano was outgunned the whole fight. He is very technical but I doubt he has been against anyone that hits as hard as Juan ma. At the end he made the mistrake of going straight back. That upper cut was devastating! Gamboa looked good but I think that Juanma is the more complete fighter of the two.
This is one of my favorite fighters. I think he will eventualy be one of the top p4p
fighters of all time. Here is an oportunity to see him up close.
Nonito Donaire, the interim WBA Super Flyweight champion, is preparing for his title defense against Gerson Guerrero of Mexico City on Top Rank’s Latin Fury 13/Pinoy Power 3 event at the Las Vegas Hilton on Feb. 13. Donaire, managed by Cameron Dunkin, has a record of 22-1, 14 KOs. He was born in General Santos, Philippines and now lives in San Leandro, Calif. He is training at the Undisputed Gym (883 East San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, Calif., 94070) and fight fans are invited to attend a Media workout this Saturday beginning at 1PM PT.
Originally posted by Niner_Demon: This is one of my favorite fighters. I think he will eventualy be one of the top p4p
fighters of all time. Here is an oportunity to see him up close.
Nonito Donaire, the interim WBA Super Flyweight champion, is preparing for his title defense against Gerson Guerrero of Mexico City on Top Rank’s Latin Fury 13/Pinoy Power 3 event at the Las Vegas Hilton on Feb. 13. Donaire, managed by Cameron Dunkin, has a record of 22-1, 14 KOs. He was born in General Santos, Philippines and now lives in San Leandro, Calif. He is training at the Undisputed Gym (883 East San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, Calif., 94070) and fight fans are invited to attend a Media workout this Saturday beginning at 1PM PT.
It might be a little high, but Ring Magazine has Donaire ranked #6 P4P.
Originally posted by Niner_Demon: This is one of my favorite fighters. I think he will eventualy be one of the top p4p
fighters of all time. Here is an oportunity to see him up close.
Nonito Donaire, the interim WBA Super Flyweight champion, is preparing for his title defense against Gerson Guerrero of Mexico City on Top Rank’s Latin Fury 13/Pinoy Power 3 event at the Las Vegas Hilton on Feb. 13. Donaire, managed by Cameron Dunkin, has a record of 22-1, 14 KOs. He was born in General Santos, Philippines and now lives in San Leandro, Calif. He is training at the Undisputed Gym (883 East San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, Calif., 94070) and fight fans are invited to attend a Media workout this Saturday beginning at 1PM PT.
It might be a little high, but Ring Magazine has Donaire ranked #6 P4P.
I think 6 is a bit high, I would probably put him somewhere around 15ish... I would definitely move him up if he had a few more notable opponents under his belt.
Originally posted by Niner_Demon: This is one of my favorite fighters. I think he will eventualy be one of the top p4p
fighters of all time. Here is an oportunity to see him up close.
Nonito Donaire, the interim WBA Super Flyweight champion, is preparing for his title defense against Gerson Guerrero of Mexico City on Top Rank’s Latin Fury 13/Pinoy Power 3 event at the Las Vegas Hilton on Feb. 13. Donaire, managed by Cameron Dunkin, has a record of 22-1, 14 KOs. He was born in General Santos, Philippines and now lives in San Leandro, Calif. He is training at the Undisputed Gym (883 East San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, Calif., 94070) and fight fans are invited to attend a Media workout this Saturday beginning at 1PM PT.
It might be a little high, but Ring Magazine has Donaire ranked #6 P4P.
I think 6 is a bit high, I would probably put him somewhere around 15ish... I would definitely move him up if he had a few more notable opponents under his belt.
I agree. He has all the tools to be on eof the greats. The fight I remember the most is when he took Vic Darchinian out with one perfect left hook. Now this is when Vic was still in his prime.
