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is the vote real? that is landslide? voting 19 out of 20 for casimero ? is this how popular this boxer in our days now?

The landslide vote on the poll it's not just because of the popularity. It's clear that Casimero's credential is far better than Akaho. Casimero is also a former WBO Bantamweight Champion and if only he takes care of everything, he might be the one facing the Japanese Top Bantamweight Naoya Inoue in the unification bout and not Paul Butler.

Moving forward, the age factor might also play a big role for Akaho. He is now entering the considered veteran age for boxers and even though he's currently on the winning hot streak, there's no considered big name on those who defeated.

Casimero has no choice but to win here if he still wants to climb again at the rankings. However, if ever the situation is being favored to him on his way up, I doubt he can match against the current champions at the super bantamweight.

Well particularly here seeing it only from a single point of view, Casimero is the only one who can gain little here if he wins and lose practically everything here if he loses, why? he needs fights to win, many, to continue to be taken into account so that the fights with the most famous take place, it is something he has to do, it is a duty, Akaho's file is very good for him, but here I return As far as I'm concerned, I think that Casimero is currently much more famous than he is, but if Akaho manages to do something very good, like beating them, it will be very well seen and all doors will open to him and Casimero will begin to close at once scary way, I'm interested in this fight for that very reason.

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Poll would not lie, Casimero got 96.3% of the total votes here, so it's very obvious that most of us here believe that Casimero will win. Actually, I don't believe that when a boxer is inactive he will not be the same, because if a boxer that is inactive were active in the gym practicing, there should be no changes on his conditioning, Casimero was only inactive in professional sports but I'm pretty sure he keeps himself in shape all the time.

Maybe the poll was influenced by the fact that many users who read this thread were compatriots of Casimero like myself but in reality, though Quadro Alas has the advantage in this fight though the odds are not released yet but there's a big chance that Casimero would be the huge favorite in this fight.

Casimero is out of the ring for quite some time now so ring rust might be an issue but considering that this is a comeback fight and a must-win for him, he will do whatever it takes to take the W at the end of 12 rounds if this would go the distance.

Whether Casimero would be the favorite or not then people cant really just easily tell that this is a walk in the park kind of fight for him, if we do look out on statistics of Akaho then he's more far experienced
than with Casimero but if you do look up on its history of fights then it is mostly done on his local. I havent seen this guy on how he fights and i might be considering on watching up some replays
and vids in relation to this and do make out some comparison and tell up on how these fighters or boxers do really fight or simply how good they are on technical plus
that endurance and of course in overall power.

We don't know the capabilities of Casimero's opponent unless we see them fighting inside the same ring, all opinions and speculation are base to how people interact with both fighters, just like what you mentioned Akaho is more experienced than Casimero as they will going to fight in his division, even Casimero is a former champ but with this new division he is new and he needs to take that risk bringing everything in these upcoming fight.

If you really wanted to analyze the fighter, you need to watch those replays and assess if which fighters have a greater chance of winning the fight.

If that is a great way to be able to study the opinion, in fact when a boxer focuses on what things he does more often it is possible to find out what the fighter can come out at a given moment, in the case of Casimero he can study all the videos They can be used by Akhao, but I think that Akaho can change his strategy and his way of fighting very quickly, something that I have noticed in Akaho is that he always changes his way of facing his opponents, the style can be the same, but the combinations he applies are different and I think he takes into account the physicality of the opponent and takes into account what he can possibly do, he is a very calculating boxer.

I don't know if you have noticed that style that Akaho has, or maybe I look at things that not everyone looks for, I see it from the point of view more focused on technique.