Quote from: bisdak40 on Today at 05:56:52 AM

Quote from: Yaunfitda on April 23, 2025, 10:15:07 AM

Odds are out,

Suarez is a huge underdog at almost 4:1. I guess sports bookies really see that Suarez age and his experience are going to be too much and that he might not stay that long against Navarette. And as what we have seen, Navarette throws a lot of punches and from what I read, even Suarez trainer admitted to that but he says that he will have something for Suarez to executed to counter that volume that will come on their way. So let's see, we know that if you are fighting a Filipino, you shouldn't be too confident as they might pulled something up to their sleeves to surprise their opponents.

Charly Suarez is 36 years old, a bit old in boxing plus the the experience factor favors Navarette so i'm not expecting much from my compatriot but Navarette should not let his guards down as Filipino boxers are deadly when they are up against strong opponents.

Interesting to note that Navarette did lost to a 36 year old Denys Berinchyk on May last year.

The lost though is that Navarette tries to move up in weight against the champion Berinchyk, and so with that it's obvious that he had a hard time against the bigger guy. And so we went back to his favorite and comfortable weight class again.

As for Suarez, another late bloomer as what we call, and at that age, maybe he could be just as good as in his last fight. But it's a different fighter that he is facing here as from what we know, this style of overwhelming and being a brawler is really a tough matchup for anyone.