I don't think it will be a joyride for him, like this fight was. Both are very tricky opponents. Moreno hasn't lost since 2002 and is especially tricky. If he beats them, he can safely move up and take on super bantam and featherweights.
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dont forget Mares...he's another major player at bantam
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People are forgetting him.Originally posted by -MAKAVELLI- View Post
Perez is still a player 118.
Though it might be time for him to move up.Comment
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Yes, Mares is a major player, but I'm tipping Agbeko to beat him. I'd like to see him fight Donaire as well. Perez got Darchinyan in april, not sure how that will go. Tough fight for Vic, but he needs to win it. Hope he does.Originally posted by -MAKAVELLI- View PostComment
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Originally posted by ThePhantom5 View Post
i think he's a little burnt out bro...although he's slated to fight Darchiniyan again, i'd like to see him take a couple of easy fights after just to get his wits back
dude's fought Agbeko twice, Mares, Mabuza...takin years off his career going after that type of competition all the time
i think a rested, refocused Perez gives them all problemsComment
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Donaire will be the favorite against anyone at 122.Comment
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They better stay the **** away from him.Comment
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Montiel can still beat all major players at 118lb. and should try to rematch Nonaire after he wins another title, maybe at 122lb.Comment
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Actually, that reminds me of that famous Tony Thorton interview after he got steamrolled by Roy.
Larry: "Any advice you'd like to offer future opponents?"
Thorton: "Yeah, stay the hell away from him."Comment
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
the best part about Bantams: none of them are getting Andre Berto paydays
avoidance might not be an option...there is a payday named Nonito Donaire and there are showdowns to be madeComment
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