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Juanma questions Gamboa's move up


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do one Lopez, got beat off an average fighter, Gamboa would smash him to pieces. He's just fishing for a payday.

 

 

After scoring an 8th round technical draw over Daniel Ponce De Leon on Saturday night, Yuriorkis Gamboa made it clear he was looking to leave the featherweight division due to the lack of competition.

 

Puerto Rican featherweight Juan Manuel Lopez seems to have taken acception to Gamboa’s comments.

 

“There are plenty of quality fighters at featherweight,” said Lopez. “If he fights me, I will beat him.”

 

Lopez and the Cuban Gamboa were being groomed for a potential super fight, but Lopez lost to Orlando Salido earlier in the year, this creating a bump in the road for the match-up.

 

“I have to fight Mike Olive in October,” said Lopez. “Then I have to take care of business with Salido, but after that I am more than happy to fight Gamboa.”

 

As for Gamboa, he has set his sights high, and probably unrealistic, as he is fishing for a showdown with pound for pound king Manny Pacquiao; a fighter who campaigns three divisions away from Gamboa’s featherweight class.

 

www.examiner.com/latino-boxing-in-national/juan-manuel-lopez-questions-yurokis-gamboa-move-from-featherweight#ixzz1XjesbbHH

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Would have liked him in with John, Gonzalez or Garcia before he moved up personally.

 

I think he should fight John at 130, who gives a F*** about a world title.

 

John then has the good old "I wasn't good at the weight" argument. At 130, sadly, there isn't a lot going =/ Broner and then...errrr...Salgado?

 

Ignore Uchiyama and Ao, Burns can't make the weight (apparently...)...thnnest division in the sport today.

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Re: Juanma questions Gamboa's move up

 

 

After scoring an 8th round technical draw over Daniel Ponce De Leon on Saturday night, Yuriorkis Gamboa made it clear he was looking to leave the featherweight division due to the lack of competition.

 

 

I thought Gamboa won the fight?

 

Either way, the fight still makes sense, just not as much as it would have done a year ago.

They really missed the boat on that one, and I knew one of them was destined to lose before the fight could happen.

Would have been somewhat of a superfight...now it isn't.

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