Litzau just couldn't do anything. Guerrero did a good job of moving his head and landing combos. The KO was brutal. It was amzing that he tried to get up. You could see him being held up after it. His legs were shot.
Exactly. I can't understand why wouldn't you have the big two (HBO, Showtime) if you consider yourself a boxing fan. :dunno:
Yes, he did. He used his upper left and straight left to the face, too. :: Guerrero continues to improve in his technique, defense, mobility and accuracy. If he tightens up that right hook more and uses it more often - he will be very, very hard to deal with. God forbid he gets a right uppercut going. Peace.
that punch to the pit of the belly where he throws it is devastating and can soften up even the most durable of fighters. i agree. he gets a right hook going, he'd never lose again to a guy like Salido. fun fighter to watch - he's a mean one.
Salido beat the shit out of Guerrero and Guerrero throwing another type of punch in that fight only would have resulted in more openings. Argue that Salido wouldn't have won but for steroids and I'll shut up, but argue that Guerrero (with a new punch) is so much better than that version of Salido and I think you are way off.
:: :bears: Plus you get to see The Tudors (King fucking bitches left and right), The L Word (hot lesbo sex), Dexter (little sex but lots of serial-killer snuffings), and Californication (more sex)...four solid shows. :cheer:
This was a damn entertaning fight. Not sure how it translated on television, but Guerrero boxed well the first three rounds or so, coming forward and using the jab well...he threw some straight lefts to the body which isn't all that common these days. But, as seems to be his standard, he let up a little in the early middle rounds and began fighting more on the inside and that allowed Litzau to creep back into the fight. Litzau hit him flush with some shots in those rounds...Guerrero even walked in to a couple jabs that landed pretty darn clean. Not a good sign at all for The Ghost. Guerrero is getting better, he's using the jab more but he's just not consistent with it from round to round in an entire fight. He does go to the body inside, but it's not a place where he can win rounds against more skilled boxers. Salido beat him up on the inside...which is important, given that Salido is #2 in the IBF rankings (with the #1 slot open). Guerrero's a tough fighter, though. He took a beating in their fight and lasted the distance. The sixth round of this fight was just an absolute war. But Litzau appeared to be wearing down and in the eighth Guerrero made good use of his left hand and the uppercut was a key punch...once he had Litzau down it was all but over. Great win for Guerrero but Litzau's a fighter where you can get false confidence from because he is available to hit. The great thing about this fight is, even though it was in the middle of California, there was a decent amount of Bay Area press coverage for the fight. He even made the front page of the SF Chronicle sports section. Guerrero's recieved a lot more media attention the second time around as champion, and he's gotten a lot of support after the stories of his wife's illness..thankfully it appears the leukemia's in remission.
Good win for the Ghost. It's sad,but Litzau absolutly can not take it to the next level of fighting!! He's just stuck at being a B- fighter!! Sad,cause he's likeable dude too:dunno: