I can understand him though...
What was your card?
I want to know what rounds you gave Commey
You have time, you up...you over in Hungary, and I'll provide you the link
Easter vs Commey full fight: September 9, 2016
Submit your rounds....please and thank you
You mad, because you talking and not making any sense....
.....case in pointThis is exactly what I mean by you talking and not making any sense
I overrate Easter...by saying he's a force at 135
"Let him grown before you shout him out as some example for Verdejo"??????
Robert Easter Jr is a CHAMPION in 5 less fights than Verdejo has, AND has beaten better opposition than Verdejo has.what are you even talking about?
How can Easter, who has 5 less fights, who already faced and beat better opponents, who already won a Championship, NOT be an example for Verdejo, when Verdejo's OWN TRAINER is saying he's not ready to step up in competition from D+ opponents yet.........and he's 23 fights into his career already
That's how I know you're either mad or know nothing about Verdejo/Easter at all, and you're just posting to post
:forreal: today aint the day to lazy post to me........I aint had my coffee yet
*edit: roughly the same article. Bid due 2/14/17
I got a feeling imma have to throw him in the bushes soonVerdejo's Trainer Not Happy, Unsure if Title Shot Should Be Next
By Miguel Rivera
Rising Puerto Rican lightweight star Felix 'El Diamante' Verdejo left a bad taste during his return to the ring in the starring role of Top Rank's Solo Boxeo card, which that took place on Friday at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum.
Verdejo defeated - with some difficulties - Nicaraguan Oliver Flores by unanimous decision. The performance drew boos from the local fans in attendance. It's not the first fight where Verdejo put in a lackluster performance.
Verdejo's veteran coach and manager, Ricky Maruqez, is not sure as to whether his pupil, now 23-0 with 15 KO's, is ready to go for the 135-pound world title of the World Boxing Organization ( OMB).
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Even with his lackluster performance, Verdejo automatically became the mandatory challenger to the WBO crown, which is currently held by Terry Flanagan of the UK.
"I personally do not have the security [of knowing that he's ready for a title shot]. If I really had to say whether or not he was ready, I would say no," said Marquez to Carlos Narvaez. "In my book, I gave him a letter C [for that performance]. I expected more from his performance. I didn't think that inactivity would affect him so much."
The judges saw Verdejo the winner with scores of 99-91, 96-94 and 98-92. However, it was his opponents who at times seemed closer to sending the Puerto Rican boxer to the canvas in the final rounds.
"He says his breathing was fine. But I did not see that power and explosiveness. We have to sit down and evaluate everything that happened. What worries me is the lack of explosiveness. The shoes also gave him problems. He was slipping a lot and that affected him. Now we have to evaluate the next step," Marquez added.
Verdejo had not fought for more than seven months after suffering a severe motor accident that caused several minor injuries.
"I felt the punches of Flores. He's an uncomfortable left-handed fighter. I missed a lot of blows. But that's just it. I need to keep improving little by little," said Verdejo.
Regarding the boos, the young fighter played down their importance.
"The criticisms will always be. No different than good vibes. The people who support me will always be there. It is part of this work," he said. "I have to continue working with my physical condition and improve."
- See more at: Verdejo's Trainer Not Happy, Unsure if Title Shot Should Be Next - Boxing News
Yall still think Verdejo is better than Easter?
Kell shook can make 147?
Spence gonna win this though
the flood already took him away he just doesn't realize that it's over
