Comments Thread For: Gausha Aims to Halt Adames' Momentum on June 15 Undercard

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Terrell Gausha, a 2012 U.S. Olympian, is looking to spoil the recent success of Carlos Adames, who was elevated from WBC interim champion to full titleholder after Jermall Charlo had another run-in with the law.
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[Rayzah]

upset in the making Gausha is surely a live dog.

[TroofTeller]

Good scrap between equally matched opponents..I'd favor Adames slightly..I like both guys. Hope the best man wins!!it's good for the division

[PBR Streetgang]

Gausha has some skills and some pop (he dropped Tszyu and put Lubin on spaghetti legs) but he will need to increase his output to secure the upset. Adames has a nice record but it's been built up by beating shopworn and limited opposition.

[Bullrider]

If Gausha doesn't fade in the later rounds, this could turn into a cherrypick-gone-wrong fight for Adames.

Like they say, it's better to lose to someone like top-rated Janibek than a nobody like Gausha.

[famicommander]

Might be the last big fight for Gausha if he doesn't win.

Lost to Erislandy Lara, got a draw with old man Austin Trout, lost to Erickson Lubin, lost to Tim Tszyu.

[The Big Dunn]

This should be a good fight. Gausha is certainly no scrub.

Adames can make a real statement in this fight.

[tomhawq]

If Gausha doesn't fade in the later rounds, this could turn into a cherrypick-gone-wrong fight for Adames.

Like they say, it's better to lose to someone like top-rated Janibek than a nobody like Gausha.

Gausha will have his moments. He certainly is no walk in the park.

I would liken this fight with Thurman vs Josesito Lopez as another poster have mentioned somewhere.