Jose Armando Santa Cruz knocked out by Antonio Pitalua

Discussion in 'General Boxing Discussion' started by Mitchell Kane, Sep 22, 2008.

  1. Mitchell Kane

    Mitchell Kane WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    For those that didn't see it...which I'm assuming may be everybody, or just about.

    From Fightnews:

     
  2. Joe King

    Joe King WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    That sucks. I like Santa Cruz. He should have gotten his title from Casamayor and one payday because this fate was obviously unavoidable at some point.
     
  3. Mitchell Kane

    Mitchell Kane WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    Perhaps his manager shouldn't have turned down the Katsidis offer.
     
  4. Neil

    Neil tueur de grenouilles

    santa cruz is boring.
     
  5. Mitchell Kane

    Mitchell Kane WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    The city's alright.

    The Boardwalk is boring, though.
     
  6. Neil

    Neil tueur de grenouilles

    what do u know about the 831? are you partial to aptos?
     
  7. Jake

    Jake WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    agREED. The mileage he got out of the Casa fight is unbelievable... so much that everyone conveniently forgets/fails to mention how terrible of a fight it was BEFORE the decision.

    He's always been an 8-9 round fighter even before that fight. I admit, I'm shocked he lost to Pitalua, but am not exactly shedding tears over his team overplaying their hand, thinking they could ride it out to a larger cashout fight than would've been the case against Katsidis earlier this year
     
  8. Free Ike

    Free Ike WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    So what is the name of the new lightweight champion? SanTA cRUZ WAS IT. Now who is it?
     
  9. dsimon3387

    dsimon3387 WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    dsimon writes:

    Some part time Jockey.... some guy who makes most guy's wives look buff and quite large by comparison. Some athlete who can throw more punches in a minute than a moth can beat its wings in the same time period..... Some guy who couldn't knockout a 90 year old with said punches...... :eek:fft:
     
  10. joony

    joony "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    i was at ringside w/ arben when santa cruz 'beat' casamayor. that shit was unwatchable and i barely paid attention as to who was winning.

    this guy only received some hype because of doug fischer's southern cali notebooks and some sparring footages on maxboxing, but let's face it, he has zero significant wins thus far and has shown to have a garbage chin against mediocre opposition.

    valero would've wasted this guy in less than 4 rounds.
     
  11. Jake

    Jake WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    all the more reason why Dougie would build up Santa Cruz :lol:
     
  12. joony

    joony "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    yea, i mean considering the hype santa cruz has gotten since the casamayor fight, the valero fight would've indeed been significant especially for those who consider santa cruz as the true lightweight champion and valero as a fraud.

    i wonder what pacquiao would do if and when he loses to oscar. will he renounce his wbc belt or fight valero (assuming he beats pitalua)?
     
  13. steve_dave

    steve_dave Hard As Fuck

    Santa Cruz didn't get very much hype at all after Casa. No one talks about him.
     
  14. joony

    joony "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    maybe not hype, but many were claiming he was the real lightweight champ.

    whatever, he's done anyhow.
     
  15. Matchup_Analyzer

    Matchup_Analyzer Keyboard Warrior

    Santa Cruz beat Casa clearly, in fact Casa was pretty much running away the whole fight, a FAR different showing than his fight with Katsidis and JMM. Dude must have not trained at all for Santa Cruz.

    And Santa Cruz's fight with Edner Cherry was a war:bears: Very watchable.
     
  16. Neil

    Neil tueur de grenouilles

    chicanitos brother has too much input on the managerial side concerning guys like santa cruz and antillon
     
  17. StingerKarl

    StingerKarl Ace Degenerate

    I never thought much of Santa Cruz as I saw him knocked out three years ago in Houston by a very ordinary Fernando Trejo.
     

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