Quote from: jossiel on August 12, 2022, 11:56:42 PM

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Quote from: jossiel on August 11, 2022, 03:47:56 PM

I just hope that he have learned the lesson that being overconfident is also dangerous. But yes, despite that he's aware of who can he beat and win.

It's better for him to have that emotion set at the normal setting so that it won't overwhelm him when he's on another match whether it will be from a lower division fighter or of the same.

Who? Donaire? I don't really think that he have that kind of attitude where goes being overconfident to his foe because of his capabilities, we know Donaire's attitude towards Inoue though but none of it shouts that he's overconfident.

Even us didn't really expected that Inoue will evolve that much because we think that they will still have a long 12-round fight where there will be a long blow-by-blow punches all the way to the 12th round. But Inoue finished Donaire in just 2 rounds with a stoppage.

On his match with Inoue, he said that he's going to beat Inoue and that's what I think that he became overconfident on that time. That's just my opinion and if you think guys that it's not a sign that he's overconfident with those words, that's okay.

It is what I've thought of him.

But I want the best for him if he ever will have another match again. We all love to see him back and healthy again with a win.

Well, we all know that in boxing many times having too much confidence is not good, if it is good to have self-esteem, but you cannot declare yourself the winner either because that is what often kills the boxer and then he loses and falls like a rock, because he does not know how to control the level of stress that his words represent when he spoke at that moment, a quiet person, who prepares well, who trains very hard, most likely he will win, otherwise I think it is very difficult, although there are boxers who speak and do what they preach and are not at all humble, but I am sure that in a moment they will fall, 'because everything is like that in life.

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Quote from: Botnake on August 25, 2022, 06:13:57 PM

Anyway, Jerwin already have some knowledge now how to counter Martinez's punches or even outmatch the latter. Let's just hope too that Jerwin wouldn't experience the same situation he was in on their first encounter because I heard that he was struggling to make the required weight.

Hopefully, Jerwin won't slack this time since he doesn't have any more reason why he will lose a fight. I bet Ancajas will be fully prepared this time. I believe Ancajas underestimated Martinez in their first fight since Martinez is just a replacement but surprised him that Martinez is a tough opponent and even beat him in speed. But first thing first, I hope Jerwin won't have any problem on their weigh-in.

You got some point because mostly, the replacement is not actually within the same caliber as the original fighter but there are also some times that their foes were shocked as well as the public because the replacement is not someone to be underestimated and ultimately they lost the fight just like Manny Pacquiao, Figueroa and Ancajas.

I sure do hope that Ancajas will come prepared this time and solve his issues in the weight because this fight is his ticket to fight Ioka next.

Well, we are all clear that the main objective is for Ancajas to win, at least that is the one who is looking for that result at all costs, in any case his main objective is to go against Ioka, but he is a boxer who is always looking for success, but I am seriously thinking that Ancajas has a good plan to get a victory and then go all out for Ioka, of course he has to win before and I don't see it as easy, for me he already has his strategy and I think that because of the style that he It always shows, I would go to think that it is considered to do a knockout, so there is no wear, it comes out quickly and the only wear it will do is at the beginning.