This weekend’s two big main events on US television spotlighted men intended by their handlers for stardom. One came through well.
The other is back to the drawing board.
So it goes in boxing.
Welterweight Keith Thurman was matched with his toughest foe to date in Robert Guerrero. Winning at least ten rounds, with a knockdown, Thurman showed he’s ready for the stiffer tests in his division. China’s Zou Shiming didn’t look awful at Flyweight. He just looked outclassed and ill-prepared. He went from prelims to one of the cagiest guys around.
On the plus side, Amnat Ruenroeng didn’t do to Shiming what a Roman Gonzalez or Juan Francisco Estrada would so Shiming can hope to improve.
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The other is back to the drawing board.
So it goes in boxing.
Welterweight Keith Thurman was matched with his toughest foe to date in Robert Guerrero. Winning at least ten rounds, with a knockdown, Thurman showed he’s ready for the stiffer tests in his division. China’s Zou Shiming didn’t look awful at Flyweight. He just looked outclassed and ill-prepared. He went from prelims to one of the cagiest guys around.
On the plus side, Amnat Ruenroeng didn’t do to Shiming what a Roman Gonzalez or Juan Francisco Estrada would so Shiming can hope to improve.
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