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    Comments Thread For: Heiland: I Don't Feel Like The Underdog With Charlo, I'm Confident

    Sebastian Heiland understands the daunting task that awaits him. The Argentine underdog will face an undefeated, emerging star Saturday night in a fight that is supposed to lead Jermall Charlo toward the winner of the Gennady Golovkin-Canelo Alvarez fight September 16 in Las Vegas. His 12-round WBC middleweight elimination match against Charlo (25-0, 19 KOs) will mark just the second fight in the United States for Buenos Aires' Heiland (29-4-2, 16 KOs), but he isn't intimidated by what figures to be the toughest test of his 10-year pro career.
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    #2
    Heiland has to prove me wrong but until then he still remains underdog.

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      #3
      I'm not even firmilair with Heiland. Hope he does well enough to make it competitive.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Mammoth View Post
        I'm not even firmilair with Heiland. Hope he does well enough to make it competitive.
        it will last 3 rounds

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          #5
          Originally posted by argentinabox22 View Post
          it will last 3 rounds
          That bad???

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            #6
            This guy will be lucky to leave the ring on his feet & not a stretcher.

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              #7
              I think this makes for a fun fight. Seems like people are banking on Charlo to win by KO but it looks like Heiland has only lost by decision. These Argentines tend to have some heavy hands. Itd probably be best for Charlo to not look for the KO because with Charlos power itd eventually come, in other words dont give the Argentine an opportunity.

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                #8
                Where the hell has heiland been? i havent seen him in like 4 years since he sparked out macklin in ireland...
                knowing he's a gaucho i guess he's been taming wild horses in the Patagonian Mountainside.

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                  #9
                  I'm betting on this guy again. He won me a fortune when he sparked out Macklin he was inexplicably about 6/1 to KO Macklin from what I remember.

                  I know Charlo is levels above Macklin but I've got a soft spot for the dude now. Bookies obviously think he's crap, but he's at least good.

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                    #10
                    Heiland is a pretty solid contender, but I don't know here. If Charlo brings his A game, I think he's a problem for anybody.

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