Joel Diaz Jr. is a monster in the ring

[The_budweiser]

August 21, 2012 - After recording another knockout victory this weekend, Boxing 360's undefeated lightweight sensation, Joel Diaz Jr. (11-0, 10 KOs), looks to the future with big dreams. With an incredible knockout percentage, many boxing enthusiast and networks are seeking the services of Diaz, and want to see him back in the ring soon.

 

"Joel is a monster in the ring," said Boxing 360 promoter Mario Yagobi, who promotes the Southern California fighter. "He's getting the best possible training up in Big Bear with his trainer Abel Sanchez. The sparring at "The Summit" is second to none because everyone there is in the best shape. Joel is sparring with top level guys and he's holding his own. With that being said his confidence is though the roof. I can honestly say he'll be ready for a world title sometime in 2013"

 

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[davemurphy]

I've heard great things about him, but who can you tell when he's facing opposition like he has been?

[iamasadlittleboy]

A really really promising monster in the ring, his fight with Guy Robb all the way back at the start of the year is still one of the Fight of the Year contenders.

 

I've heard great things about him, but who can you tell when he's facing opposition like he has been?

 

TBF He's been fighting MUCH better opponents than most other guys his age and experience. Taking out Emmanuel Lucero (even know) in 5 rounds is pretty impressive and something that Claudio Marrero (another highly touted prospect) failed to do in 10.

 

In fact with Robb, Lucero, Herrera and Sanchez (who had taken Ronny Rios the distance) all in his first 11 fights I'm pretty impressed. The kid is 20 but taking out experienced opponents with ease.