Comments Thread For: Unifications and family revenge at the top of the 'Bam' Rodriguez wishlist

[J.C. Superstar]

I ain't a hater I just want to see bam against junto. Which I'm sure you do too. And how are they solid fighters they were all inactive and old. Fight junto nakatani who is young and very powerful. Bam vacated his wbc belt to avoid junto. You think junto is too young for bam haha. Junto will end that hypejob. That's why he keeps ducking him. Ducked him at both 112 and 115. Just watch bam won't move up to 118 until junto leaves. And I know you are scared of bam fighting junto that's why you don't want the fight to happen.

And why the fuçk would I envy Mexican boxers lol they are the easiest, that's why I want junto to expose him. So SHUT THE FUÇK UP BUM A$$ Mexican STREET FOOL.

There isn't many outstanding elite contenders below 108-122 from Mexico at the moment, but Historically in title bouts, Mexico still has the edge winning 62 of the 121 fights, compared to Japan's 56.

Nakatani's fundamentals has been taught by a American of Mexican descent in Rudy Hernandez since the beginning until now.

And Just recently Naoya Inoue had been dropped by Luis Nery whose althoufh most highly rated of the three Mexican fighters had had beaten. A single division former champion and a hard hitter, he was by no means a Marco Antonio Barrera or Erik Morales.

[J.C. Superstar]

Except nakatani wanted to unify with Estrada who ducked so disappointed junto left for 118. Ioka said he had unification agreed with Estrada but at the last seconds he backed out.

Against Ioka, Estrada wanted to fight in United States instead of fighting in his opponent's home territory in Japan. The bout collapsed when a lucrative offer by Hearn in the trilogy against Chocolatito’ Gonzalez.

If Nakatani wanted to fight Estrada so badly he would stucked longer than 10 months at 115. Maybe then a fight would had been proposed to both parties if he became the mandatory.

It also be pretty dumb if Estrada also based a career altering decision of moving up to 118 to just face a single opponent in Nakatani.

[BoxWhere]

There isn't many outstanding elite contenders below 108-122 from Mexico at the moment, but Historically in title bouts, Mexico still has the edge winning 62 of the 121 fights, compared to Japan's 56.

Nakatani's fundamentals has been taught by a American of Mexican descent in Rudy Hernandez since the beginning until now.

And Just recently Naoya Inoue had been dropped by Luis Nery whose althoufh most highly rated of the three Mexican fighters had had beaten. A single division former champion and a hard hitter, he was by no means a Marco Antonio Barrera or Erik Morales.

You forgeting Pacquiao the Mexicutioner. Look what Donaire did to Mexican fighter. Ended Jorge Arce's career, put a dent on Montiel's face. Look what Donnie Nietes did to Mexican fighters. Look what Uchiyama did to mexican fighters. He put them out on stretchers.

Also post fight Nery himself said the Knockdown wasn't even real as it was feet entanglement. And he said he didn't attack inoue cause he wasn't hurt. While Inoue said he didn't even take the fight seriously and still dominated. I told you Mexican are easy.

And Barrera and Morales are easy, monster will crush them without even taking it seriously, just like Pacquiao. And junto trained in japan until he left for America at 15. Dude just be honest say you don't want bam against junto. And there is nothing to be a shamed of.

[J.C. Superstar]

You forgeting Pacquiao the Mexicutioner. Look what Donaire did to Mexican fighter. He put a dent on Montiel's face. Also post fight Nery himself said the Knockdown wasn't real as it was feet entanglement. And Inoue said he didn't even take the fight seriously and still dominated. I told you Mexican are easy. And Barrera and Morales are easy shown by Pacquiao. And junto trained in japan until he left for America at 15.

Dude just be honest say you don't want bam against junto. And there is nothing to be a shamed of.

Pacquiao was a prodigy yet even he hit a wall against a declining Erik Morales at 130 and Juan Manuel Marquez who debatably beat him X2 in a division he doesn't even belong in at 38-40 years of age. Barrera is a more skilled fighter compared to Morales and Marquez as a boxer puncher, but just doesn't have the punching power to deter or compete against Pacquiao's combinations.

Donaire himself also had lost to two random Mexican fighters in Magdaleno and Santiago, his only notably win over a great Mexican fighter was a HOF heavily declined Flyweight Jorge Arce.

Naoya Inoue was quite stunned and was in survival mode for two minutes after he was dropped, feet entanglement or not. Morales would had slumped him on to the canvas by round 8-12 after dropping him 1-2 times and Barrera would had outboxed the shorter fighter on UD. They are just bigger and more accomplished, no shame in losing to them.

I want to see Bam fight Martinez/Ioka II winner and move up to Bantamweight after to fight Nakatani, I believe his footwork with angles, punching power and skills will pull him the win.

I seen Nakatani hit with multiple overhands and uppercuts in the inside which had put him in trouble, his saving grace was his punching power coupled with his height and distance management over these limited opponents. Which will be neutralized by Bam who will in-fight.

[Elheath]

You forgeting Pacquiao the Mexicutioner. Look what Donaire did to Mexican fighter. Ended Jorge Arce's career, put a dent on Montiel's face. Look what Donnie Nietes did to Mexican fighters. Look what Uchiyama did to mexican fighters. He put them out on stretchers.

Also post fight Nery himself said the Knockdown wasn't even real as it was feet entanglement. And he said he didn't attack inoue cause he wasn't hurt. While Inoue said he didn't even take the fight seriously and still dominated. I told you Mexican are easy.

And Barrera and Morales are easy, monster will crush them without even taking it seriously, just like Pacquiao. And junto trained in japan until he left for America at 15. Dude just be honest say you don't want bam against junto. And there is nothing to be a shamed of.

I don't tend to bother to cut into an arguement between two individuals but could you not twist words of other boxers just to make it fit your narrative? Not once, NOT ONCE has Inoue ever said he didn't take the Nery fight (or any fight for that matter) seriously.

Has he said that he was a bit too excited about the fight, the atmosphere and the meaning and was not as careful as he should've been? Yes.
Has he said (prior to the fight) that he wanted to win in an absolutely defining way (aka dominant KO)? Yes.
Has he said that he didn't take the Nery fight seriously? Never.

I would like to see the article or interview or anything that says so because I read quite a lot of them and never came by a legit source. I don't mind it if it is in Japanese because I understand it too.

[BoxWhere]

Pacquiao was a prodigy yet even he hit a wall against a declining Erik Morales at 130 and Juan Manuel Marquez who debatably beat him X2 in a division he doesn't even belong in at 38-40 years of age. Barrera is a more skilled fighter compared to Morales and Marquez as a boxer puncher, but just doesn't have the punching power to deter or compete against Pacquiao's combinations.

Donaire himself also had lost to two random Mexican fighters in Magdaleno and Santiago, his only notably win over a great Mexican fighter was a HOF heavily declined Flyweight Jorge Arce.

Naoya Inoue was quite stunned and was in survival mode for two minutes after he was dropped, feet entanglement or not.

I want to see Bam fight Martinez/Ioka II winner and move up to Bantamweight after to fight Nakatani, I believe his footwork with angles, punching power and skills will pull him the win.

Morales would had slumped him on to the canvas by round 8-12 and Barrera would had outboxed the shorter fighter on UD.

I seen Nakatani hit with multiple overhands and uppercuts in the inside which had put him in trouble, his saving grace was his punching power coupled with his height and distance management over these limited opponents. Which will be neutralized by Bam who will in-fight.

Pacquiao ended Morales career and beat up Marquez who ran away after getting lucky with one punch.

Donaire didn't lose to Magdaleno lol he git robbed by a BS decision. And santiago also didn't beat donaire you think running around the ring is winning. Also Donaire was 2 year inactive at the time and was comimg off a ko loss to inoue.

Also inoue wasn't stunted at all and he said post fight there was no damage. Also inoue said he knew nery was going to jump on him. So he dodged all of Nery's attack and countered. Then nery stopped attacking and kept distance. Post fight nery was asked why he stopped attacking. Nery said he stopped cause he realized inoue wasn't hurt. And when inoue went down to the canvas Japanese fans at Ring side said his father and brother were laughing at inoue.

Junto got hit cause doesn't respect his opponent power and he will end bam's hype. Junto's distance management, his inside ability, his power, his speed, his upper cut, bam wants none of them. Bam won't move to 118 until junto leaves.

[BoxWhere]

I don't tend to bother to cut into an arguement between two individuals but could you not twist words of other boxers just to make it fit your narrative? Not once, NOT ONCE has Inoue ever said he didn't take the Nery fight (or any fight for that matter) seriously.

Has he said that he was a bit too excited about the fight, the atmosphere and the meaning and was not as careful as he should've been? Yes.
Has he said (prior to the fight) that he wanted to win in an absolutely defining way (aka dominant KO)? Yes.
Has he said that he didn't take the Nery fight seriously? Never.

I would like to see the article or interview or anything that says so because I read quite a lot of them and never came by a legit source. I don't mind it if it is in Japanese because I understand it too.

Dude you need to watch ESPN fight life the perfect fighter. Where the interviewer asks him if he respected or was wary of Nery. Inoue said no and he didn't take it seriously or care. And looking back at the knockdown clip he said it didn't matter cause he always knew he'd win.

[J.C. Superstar]

Pacquiao ended Morales career abd best up Marquez who ran away after getting lucky with one punch.

Donaire didn't lose to Magdaleno lol he lost a BS decision. And santiago also didn't beat dinaire you think running around the rimg is winning. Also Donaire was 2 year inactive at the time.

Also inoue wasn't stunted at all and he said post fight there was no damage. Also inoue said he knew nery was going to jump on him. So he dodged all of Nery's attack and countered. Then nery stopped attacking and kept distance. Post fight nery was asked why he stopped attacking. Nery said he stopped cause he realized inoue wasn't hurt. And you when inoue went diwn to the canvas Japanese fans at Ring saude said his father and brother were laughing at inoue.

Junto got hit cause doesn't respect his opponent power and he will end bam's hype. Junto's distance management, his inside ability, his power, his speed, his upper cut bam wants none of them. Bam won't move to 118 until junto leaves.

Morales's career was already pretty near over by the time he managed to pull the win, and Marquez had already done that "lucky punch" in all four bouts. He should had won more than once if it weren't for the judges.

Donaire didn't perform that great against Magdaleno, but it is not debatable, he lost against the akward Magdaleno and did lose to Santiago although he already is near retirement.

Just saying how I see it, Inoue went dropped to the floor, was stunned checking his sorroundings. He also tried to avoided fighting until he recovered and landed a counter.

Bam will be the one to end the over hyped Nakatani who got to earn titles by beating nobodies. Bam will display there is a difference in levels to fighting at the elite level.

[BoxWhere]

Morales's career was already pretty near over by the time he managed to pull the win, and Marquez had already done that "lucky punch" in all four bouts. He should had won more than once if it weren't for the judges.

Donaire didn't perform that great against Magdaleno, but it is not debatable, he lost against the akward Magdaleno and did lose to Santiago although he already is near retirement.

Just saying how I see it, Inoue went rocked to the floor checking his sorroundings. He also tried to avoided fighting until he recovered and landed a counter.

Bam will be the one to end the over hyped Nakatani who got to earn titles by beating nobodies. Bam will display there is a difference in levels to fighting at the elite level.

And Morales didn't beat Pacquiao lol it looked more like a draw but Morales ended up getting the decision. And Marquez got beat up 3 times by Pacquiao and was getting busted up in the 4th fight and he got lucky. That's why he ran away from 5th fight.

And Naa donaire didn't loss to Magdaleno or Santiago.

Inoue checked his surroundings cause he said he was embarrassed not because he was hurt. And the only reason he didn't attack is because he said nery was going to jump on him. That's exactly what Nery did. Inoue slipped and dodged all of Nery's attack. And once he got Nery's attack patterns down. Inoue countered with a bodyshot, then an upper cut, and then straight right. Right there and then Nery backed off and kept distance from Inoue. Why the F did you think Nery did that lol. Ask yourself who the F would stop attacking and keep distance from a fighter you just dropped.

Lol if only bam had the same believe as you do in him. Bam ran way to 115 when junto was at 112. Junto came to 115 then bam vacated his WBC belt and went down to 112. I mean who the F does that. Then junto left for 118 then bam came back to 115. I'm telling you bam wants nothing to do with junto and I don't blame him. Just watch when junto leaves for 122 then bam will finally move up to 118.

[Mick Higgs]

Forget Chocolatito. I wanna see Bam in with the Puma/Ioka winner next!