MY HOMEBOY GON GET KNOCKED THE FUCK OUT!
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LOL@JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ JR NEXT OPPONENT!
- Thread starter MataSkonkas
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SHIT, DUDE HAD POTENTIAL STARTING HIS CARREER HE HAD MANNY STEWARD AND MOSLEY BACKING HIM BUT HE WASNT TOO FOCUSED WHICH IS WHY HE GOT KNOCKED OUT IN 2 FIGHTS HE COMPLETELY DOMINATED....EVEN THOUGH I TALK SHIT ABOUT HIM AND TO HIM WHEN I SEE HIM, I DO HOPE HE PULLS SOMETHIN OUT HIS ASS AND MAKES IT A FIGTH.
Chavez Jr. Makes Celaya Quit in Eight
In a very tough fight, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (35-0, 28KOs) stopped Jose Celaya (31-4, 16KOs) in eight round at the Domo De La Feria in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico.
In the first round, Celaya started well by switching between the orthodox and southpaw stance to land some decent punches to the head of Chavez Jr.
Chavez came back in the second by landing a crushing left hook to drop Celaya. Chavez tried to finish him off, but Celaya was able to fight his way out of trouble. Celaya then came back to win the third with some slick boxing and began switching between the orthodox and southpaw stance to win the fourth.
Celaya began to show his experience as a solid amateur by outhustling Chavez with crisp counters, but Chavez's punches were bruising up the entire face of Celaya. Chavez was being outworked in most rounds. Still, he was landing the bigger punches, which were causing the most damage.
In the eight round, Chavez dropped Celaya again with a hard right hand and went for the finish. The two fighters began trading punches as Celaya, who could not see out of his closed right-eye, walked away in the middle of an exchange, after Chavez landed a punch on the right eye, and quit.
In a very tough fight, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (35-0, 28KOs) stopped Jose Celaya (31-4, 16KOs) in eight round at the Domo De La Feria in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico.
In the first round, Celaya started well by switching between the orthodox and southpaw stance to land some decent punches to the head of Chavez Jr.
Chavez came back in the second by landing a crushing left hook to drop Celaya. Chavez tried to finish him off, but Celaya was able to fight his way out of trouble. Celaya then came back to win the third with some slick boxing and began switching between the orthodox and southpaw stance to win the fourth.
Celaya began to show his experience as a solid amateur by outhustling Chavez with crisp counters, but Chavez's punches were bruising up the entire face of Celaya. Chavez was being outworked in most rounds. Still, he was landing the bigger punches, which were causing the most damage.
In the eight round, Chavez dropped Celaya again with a hard right hand and went for the finish. The two fighters began trading punches as Celaya, who could not see out of his closed right-eye, walked away in the middle of an exchange, after Chavez landed a punch on the right eye, and quit.
I'd say yes. He did good in stopping him when he needed to but he really took too many punches even though they didn't have much affect on him. He's going to have to make a real step up eventually because he's at 35-0.
@ MataSkonkas .. Celaya showed skill and determination tonight. He fought with both of his eyes bloodied and almost closed (which is the reason he quit) and got hit with a huge left hook in the second that would've kept most people down. He might not live up to his potential but he went to Mexico to fight a mexican heros undefeated son and gets props from me for his performance.
@ MataSkonkas .. Celaya showed skill and determination tonight. He fought with both of his eyes bloodied and almost closed (which is the reason he quit) and got hit with a huge left hook in the second that would've kept most people down. He might not live up to his potential but he went to Mexico to fight a mexican heros undefeated son and gets props from me for his performance.
YEAH BUT THATS MY BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH THAT DUDE I DONT THINK HE SHOWED DETERMINATION....I ALWAYS TELL EM HE HAS NO HEART OR FOCUS...IF HE HAD ENOUGH HEART AND DETERMINATION HE WOULD HAVE FINISHED THE LAST 2 ROUNDS....EVERY TIME I WOULD SEE DUDE IN THE GYM HE WOULDNT BE TELLIN ME ABOUT HOW HIS TRAINING WAS GOING OR WHAT HIS PLANS IN THE RING WERE GONNA BE, HE WOULD BE HITTIN ME UP TO GO TO HIS VICTORY AFTER PARTIES....2 OF THE TIMES I WENT TO SEE HIM FIGHT HE GOT HIS ASS KNOCKED OUT BY DUDES HE WAS CONTROLLING AND COULD HAVE KNOCKED OUT HIMSELF....
i saw chavez fight against nobodies (still doing so) a couple years ago on the Mexican channels. if any1 saw any of his eaqrly fights it was apparent as far back as then that he isnt a very good fighter.
BTW, Chavez Sr. doesnt have much pull or money from what i have heard. the only people with enough pull in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mex. to make something happens are members of Cartel de Sinaloa like El Chapo, MZ, M1, JT, or El Mochomo.
BTW, Chavez Sr. doesnt have much pull or money from what i have heard. the only people with enough pull in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mex. to make something happens are members of Cartel de Sinaloa like El Chapo, MZ, M1, JT, or El Mochomo.