It's been a busy week for me. Stay tuned for Pacquiao/Barrera and Peter/McCline coverage here at Boxing Chronicles.
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Juan Diaz vs Julio Diaz
Juan Diaz is an underrated fighter who continues to fight and win for recognition. He has yet to lose a professional fight. He throws a lot of punches and fights aggressively. I like him for his workrate. Julio Diaz can box a bit, but he he would be able to keep the Baby Bull at bay. Diaz is too young, too up and coming, and too hungry to lose to Julio.
Juan Diaz by Unanimous Decision.
Sultan Ibragimov vs Evander Holyfield
I've seen Ibragimov a few times, and he hasn't looked all that impressive to me. He couldn't beat Ray Austin, a guy whom Wladimir Klitschko demolished in two rounds. Given the fact that Shannon Briggs threw like nine punches a round in his unsuccessful title defense against Ibragimov this past summer, Ibragimov should've done more to the timid and soft chinned heavyweight than just winning a cautious decision. Ibragimov did just enough to win that fight. Both guys are great shape. Ibragimov weights 219, I believe. Holyfield is a trim 211.5, which tells me that he's taking this title shot very seriously. I don't care if the fight's in Moscow. I'm picking the upset here.
Holyfield by Majority Decision.
Predictions: Juan -vs- Julio and Ibragimov -vs- Holyfield!
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2 comments:
Ok last time I made a horrible call for a Barerra upset.
I stopped drinking (for awhile) and sobered up.
Now it's your turn.
Holy will lose lose lose.
If Im wrong, Ill come here and apologise for posting two idiotic predictions in a row.
Diaz vs. Diaz was a great fight. Juan came out with a lot of energy and didnt look like he was winded. Excellent fight.. It made up for the Ibragimov vs Holyfield fight earlier in the day.
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