[Boxing]: Info and Prediction Thread

[Jating]

I'm not sure if there is a thread on Suarez fight against Navarette here. It will be in May 10 as this fight is going to be big for the Filipinos as they don't have a world champion or at least someone that will carry the torch when Pacquiao has left.

But he is going to be fighting a big Mexican brawler and somewhat Charly is old by today's standard as he is a late bloomer. And obviously he is a big underdog here but I will say that never underestimate the heart of a Filipino boxer.

Yup, Charly Suarez is a bit old as 36 is considered old in boxing. Though i don't underestimate his chances in this fight but i don't expect much from him though i would still be very happy if he pulls an upset. I would not bet on him on this one but rather will look for another option/market if the bookies will offer other options.

The bookmaker already undermined Charly, we can see it on the odds. That's got to be considered almost a sure win over Charly. Stake offers almost same odds.

Navarette has enormous KO rate so it wouldn;t be surprising to see Charly gets KOd. Even when Charly does have zero loss, he isn't going to escape the beating from a young fighter with so high KO rate.

Navarette is really a hard puncher, I'm thinking that this could be similar to Inoue vs Tapales fight (another Filipino). Tapales was really strong and wanted to pull an upset, but Inoue accurate punching really take a toll on Tapales as he was knockout. So maybe in the first couple of rounds, Suarez is a willing opponent that will engage Navarette, but once he taste his power, he will be soften up and this might not last the full 12 rounds.

[bisdak40]

Navarette is really a hard puncher, I'm thinking that this could be similar to Inoue vs Tapales fight (another Filipino). Tapales was really strong and wanted to pull an upset, but Inoue accurate punching really take a toll on Tapales as he was knockout. So maybe in the first couple of rounds, Suarez is a willing opponent that will engage Navarette, but once he taste his power, he will be soften up and this might not last the full 12 rounds.

In his 39 wins, 32 of that were coming by knockout so yeah we can consider Emmanuel Navarrete a knock-out artist and i would not be surprise if Charly Suarez will not go the distance but as a Filipino i would bet that Suarez will go toe-to-toe and finish the fight standing. No other options yet in the bookies but if the odds for the fight to go the full twelve rounds then i might pull the trigger on that option.

[Baofeng]

Navarette is really a hard puncher, I'm thinking that this could be similar to Inoue vs Tapales fight (another Filipino). Tapales was really strong and wanted to pull an upset, but Inoue accurate punching really take a toll on Tapales as he was knockout. So maybe in the first couple of rounds, Suarez is a willing opponent that will engage Navarette, but once he taste his power, he will be soften up and this might not last the full 12 rounds.

In his 39 wins, 32 of that were coming by knockout so yeah we can consider Emmanuel Navarrete a knock-out artist and i would not be surprise if Charly Suarez will not go the distance but as a Filipino i would bet that Suarez will go toe-to-toe and finish the fight standing. No other options yet in the bookies but if the odds for the fight to go the full twelve rounds then i might pull the trigger on that option.

Yeah, that's the blood of a warrior too for Filipinos as they will go out in everything and will give their best even if they are going to lose that fight. I don't know mate if you have seen "Bad Boy from Dadiangas" Rolando Navarette (not related to Emmanuel obviously). But when I saw his fights in the TV in the mid 80's he was the epitome of a Filipino Warrior.  . He was Manny before Manny Pacquiao was big for us.

[Kemarit]

Navarette is really a hard puncher, I'm thinking that this could be similar to Inoue vs Tapales fight (another Filipino). Tapales was really strong and wanted to pull an upset, but Inoue accurate punching really take a toll on Tapales as he was knockout. So maybe in the first couple of rounds, Suarez is a willing opponent that will engage Navarette, but once he taste his power, he will be soften up and this might not last the full 12 rounds.

In his 39 wins, 32 of that were coming by knockout so yeah we can consider Emmanuel Navarrete a knock-out artist and i would not be surprise if Charly Suarez will not go the distance but as a Filipino i would bet that Suarez will go toe-to-toe and finish the fight standing. No other options yet in the bookies but if the odds for the fight to go the full twelve rounds then i might pull the trigger on that option.

Yeah, that's the blood of a warrior too for Filipinos as they will go out in everything and will give their best even if they are going to lose that fight. I don't know mate if you have seen "Bad Boy from Dadiangas" Rolando Navarette (not related to Emmanuel obviously). But when I saw his fights in the TV in the mid 80's he was the epitome of a Filipino Warrior.  . He was Manny before Manny Pacquiao was big for us.

You can go back to the lineage of Pancho Villa to the great Flash Elorde if we are going back to look at the history of Filipino boxers. And up to know they are still one of the best nationality as far as boxing goes.

It might be a tall order literally for Charly Suarez in this fight as he is facing a very good boxer. One thing that might be positive for Suarez is that he is willing to engage and fight till the end.

[bisdak40]

It might be a tall order literally for Charly Suarez in this fight as he is facing a very good boxer. One thing that might be positive for Suarez is that he is willing to engage and fight till the end.

I agree, Charly Suarez won't go down without a fight as this is his first and hope not the last attempt to grab a world title. The fight is 10 days from now and i browse the odds, nothing changes as Navarrete is still the huge favorite while no other options yet except for the ML odds being released by the bookies.

[pawel7777]

To nobody's surprise, Tyson Fury now makes a U-turn on his retirement, saying that would come back out of his retirement to fight Usyk:
https://talksport.com/boxing/3162354/tyson-fury-comeback-oleksandr-usyk-daniel-dubois/

That was sparked by Usyk naming Fury as one of the potential opponents for his last fight in his career, following the scheduled fight with Dubois (on 19th July).
I'm a bit surprised that Usyk would be willing to fight Fury for the third time (I'm not sure if he was serious though) as he already beat him twice, so he has nothing to prove. I guess Fury is still a big enough name, and the trilogy fight could be the most profitable option available for Usyk.