Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 01:34:40 PM

Well I think that the nutritionist's problem got out of hand, Ancajas was also very much to blame for me, at this point a problem like this should not mean that it affects her performance or anything, the truth seems to me something painful, I don't know now if this is well seen by the federation and by all its organizers, the business model that this sport represents is very large and I think it needs to be more serious in its contenders, these things should not happen, also I do not know if in The rules stipulate that a boxer who is overweight and who violates the conditions should be sanctioned?

I don't think Ancajas to be blamed for being overweight. Ancajas as a boxer needs to follow his camp's planned activities. That includes training, diet, strategy, sparring partner, etc. The boxer has no say on this except for some issues that the boxer is allowed to input. This is also the reason why Ancajas camp got a new nutritionist because probably the previous one messed up.

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 01:34:40 PM

The news in the Philippines about Anchos is many, everyone has their possibilities placed on it, I do not have all the channels available, but thanks to YouTube you can get good information:

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA8bByDAooE

Everyone in the Philippines bets on his great compatriot, will he be able to against "Puma" Martinez?

Of course, I think it is the same no matter what country the boxer is. If there is no problem beforehand and Ancajas goes up in the ring with 100% conditioned body and mind then I think he will be able to beat Martinez.