Oh well.

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 09 Apr 2005, 16:49

I few weeks ago I made a post beging the texas commision not to sanction the Lazcano vs Juuko match. Thankfully, it is not happening. The reason though startled me. Apparently, Lazcano feels that Juuko is too tough for his comeback. Talk about a crisis on confidence.

This is not me guessing, Lazcano's promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, openly admitted that this was the reason on his interview over at fightnews.

Whilst this has surprised me, thought Lazcano would be ready and willing to destroy Juuko. It is nice to see the promoter being brutely honest and not make some kind of excuse.

dve3333 · Post by **dve3333** » 09 Apr 2005, 17:53

Laszcano seems to be losing the plot a little bit I have heard he was seen outside De La Hoya's hotel causing trouble and that he had to be removed by the Police. He said that he just wanted to talk with Oscar but something must be wrong between them

Goodnight Fanclub · Post by **Goodnight Fanclub** » 10 Apr 2005, 15:14

Apparently after he pulled out against Juuko he demanded a fight against DLH, though.

Tony dodson · Post by **Tony dodson** » 10 Apr 2005, 16:31

one thing fighters ahould never do is bite the hand that feeds them he should have kept his mouth shut 4 what ever reason it was an done his talking in the ring then he can make his demands now it looks like he fooked himself up

ArtOfWar · Post by **ArtOfWar** » 10 Apr 2005, 18:59

Tony dodson wrote:one thing fighters ahould never do is bite the hand that feeds them he should have kept his mouth shut 4 what ever reason it was an done his talking in the ring then he can make his demands now it looks like he fooked himself up

Fighters feed the promoters imo. Without fighters there would be no boxing. It's just a shame you guy's don't stand up for your rights more. Boxing needs a union.

Lazcano should have taken the fight with Juuko though, Juuko is shot to shit.