Re: Boxing Round 2 : Tue Oct 25, 2011 12:13 pm
WarwickUniWolf wrote:
Did anybody see the Nonito Donaire fight on Saturday?
This guy is simply a phenomenal boxer - Ring Magazine put him at #3 Pound for Pound with many pundits even classing him as number 1. His punching power is lethal and he has annihilated quality division's. Saturday's fight wasn't as spectacular as I'm sure he'd have hoped in his Madison Square Garden debut, but I'd put that down to his opponent (the classy, unbeaten Oscar Narvaez) simply coming to survive rather than open up. Even still, Donaire looked comfortable and won every single round on all scorecards.
He'll be moving up in weight now and because of his fights per year ratio could make it to the Featherweight division in a few years. He doesn't have the build to move up weights as drastically as his training partner Manny Pacquiao but with Roach as his trainer he'll be headlining many more events.
Great fighter to watch - for those who haven't seen him. Search him on YouTube and you'll see his amazing power.
This guy is simply a phenomenal boxer - Ring Magazine put him at #3 Pound for Pound with many pundits even classing him as number 1. His punching power is lethal and he has annihilated quality division's. Saturday's fight wasn't as spectacular as I'm sure he'd have hoped in his Madison Square Garden debut, but I'd put that down to his opponent (the classy, unbeaten Oscar Narvaez) simply coming to survive rather than open up. Even still, Donaire looked comfortable and won every single round on all scorecards.
He'll be moving up in weight now and because of his fights per year ratio could make it to the Featherweight division in a few years. He doesn't have the build to move up weights as drastically as his training partner Manny Pacquiao but with Roach as his trainer he'll be headlining many more events.
Great fighter to watch - for those who haven't seen him. Search him on YouTube and you'll see his amazing power.
He's easily one of the best 5 p4p in the world. His KO of Fernando Montiel was amazing, credit to Montiel, can't believe he got up, it looked like Donaire had punched a hole in his head.
Can't see him sticking around bantamweight for too long. I would love to see him move up to super-bantamweight and fight Toshiaki Nishioka (the guy who beat munroe in his WBC world title fight)