Luis Arias spent some time training alongside Erickson Lubin during the COVID-19 pandemic at Kevin Cunningham's gym in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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It’s hard to believe that Lubin is only 27. To be that age, he has experienced a lot of adversity! He may turn out to be the goods. People talk junk about his chin, but Charlo landed a great shot on a young title contender, and Fundora hit him with the kitchen sink and fridge.
I don’t think it’s exactly quite fair to label him as chinny.
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I agree 100%. And he probably fought Charlo a bit too soon. I def think he is going to get a title one day.Originally posted by NC Uppercut View PostIt’s hard to believe that Lubin is only 27. To be that age, he has experienced a lot of adversity! He may turn out to be the goods. People talk junk about his chin, but Charlo landed a great shot on a young title contender, and Fundora hit him with the kitchen sink and fridge.
I don’t think it’s exactly quite fair to label him as chinny.
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Yea, he was too green against Charlo. One thing I can say comfortably is that he is not afraid to regroup and try again! Most fighters that took the shots he took in the FunDip fight, would’ve been apprehensive to heal and do it again in a similar level!Originally posted by JLC View Post
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Arias can say he has a better chin. Lubin should still win handedly though.Comment
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Lubin might be my favorite fighter in the game. But I do believe he’s chinny. Not because of his losses. But when he gets hit at times, it seems to do more damage than I would expect. And I’m talking about shots that don’t knock him down or end fights. I’m talking about times where he gets hit and continues to fight. Some punches seem to take a little bit more out of him than expected.
Having said that, I agree that he’ll be champion. He is a good fighter. And his matchmaking from here on out will be key to his successComment
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Lubin by KOComment
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