Roman Gonzalez vs Amnat Ruenroeng Deal In Place

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Roman Gonzalez vs Amnat Ruenroeng Deal In Place

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According to Ring General Boxing:

A DEAL IS ALMOST IN PLACE THAT WILL SEE WBC/RING MAGAZINE FLYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION, ROMAN "CHOCOLATITO" GONZALEZ 44-0 (38 KOS) UNIFY AGAINST IBF FLYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION, AMNAT RUENROENG 16-0 (5 KOS) IN FEBRUARY; NO LOCATION HAS BEEN REVEALED YET, BUT WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON HBO Boxing

VIA: Eli Roque

This will be an amazing fight, if Roman can easily KO Amnat I will be HUGELY surprised... Amnat is one of the few guys that I give chances to beat Gonzalez (Maybe even more than Estrada)
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This is a nice consolation prize but I really don't see why they can't get Gonzalez/Estrada II made. It's the best flyweight fight possible right now and it's not like Estrada has anything else going on. Surely HBO has the pull to make it happen, it's not like flyweight purses are that huge.
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jujigatame wrote:This is a nice consolation prize but I really don't see why they can't get Gonzalez/Estrada II made. It's the best flyweight fight possible right now and it's not like Estrada has anything else going on. Surely HBO has the pull to make it happen, it's not like flyweight purses are that huge.
The question is if HBO thinks that a flyweight fight can headline a card without a very solid co-feature.
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Good fight. Gonzalez vs Ruenroeng for the WBC/IBF and then Gonzalez vs Estrada to crown an undisputed champion hopefully.
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I've wanted to see this for a while :bag:
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jujigatame wrote:This is a nice consolation prize but I really don't see why they can't get Gonzalez/Estrada II made. It's the best flyweight fight possible right now and it's not like Estrada has anything else going on. Surely HBO has the pull to make it happen, it's not like flyweight purses are that huge.
I think I read Gonzalez wants $1m for fighting Estrada but he's only been offered $500,000. So I guess that's why the Ruenroeng fight is being lined up.

The Estrada fight would probably be more exciting but this fight has just as much appeal to me as Ruenroeng is a very tidy boxer who moves well and is very tricky to catch.
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crusader wrote:I've wanted to see this for a while :bag:

How long is a while because the Thai fighter is 35 yrs young and what is he 16-0-5 ko's .....fu.. Gonzalez will be undisputed P4P number 1 :lol:
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digzee wrote:
jujigatame wrote:This is a nice consolation prize but I really don't see why they can't get Gonzalez/Estrada II made. It's the best flyweight fight possible right now and it's not like Estrada has anything else going on. Surely HBO has the pull to make it happen, it's not like flyweight purses are that huge.
I think I read Gonzalez wants $1m for fighting Estrada but he's only been offered $500,000. So I guess that's why the Ruenroeng fight is being lined up.

The Estrada fight would probably be more exciting but this fight has just as much appeal to me as Ruenroeng is a very tidy boxer who moves well and is very tricky to catch.
Think he asked for $1.2 million to share as a purse and for offered $500k
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Great fight. You can pick holes in the Thai all you want, but he's recently beaten Arroyo, Shiming, Ioka & Casimero; at least three of them would start the betting favourite against him, if I were laying odds.

Ruenroeng has a better chance than Estrada, imo, just based on styles.
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Boxing Prospect wrote:
digzee wrote:
jujigatame wrote:This is a nice consolation prize but I really don't see why they can't get Gonzalez/Estrada II made. It's the best flyweight fight possible right now and it's not like Estrada has anything else going on. Surely HBO has the pull to make it happen, it's not like flyweight purses are that huge.
I think I read Gonzalez wants $1m for fighting Estrada but he's only been offered $500,000. So I guess that's why the Ruenroeng fight is being lined up.

The Estrada fight would probably be more exciting but this fight has just as much appeal to me as Ruenroeng is a very tidy boxer who moves well and is very tricky to catch.
Think he asked for $1.2 million to share as a purse and for offered $500k
Ahh ok :TU: , its crazy Lemieux got paid about the same if not more against GGG then what Gonzalez and Estrada would get combined.
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Boxing Prospect wrote:
digzee wrote:
jujigatame wrote:This is a nice consolation prize but I really don't see why they can't get Gonzalez/Estrada II made. It's the best flyweight fight possible right now and it's not like Estrada has anything else going on. Surely HBO has the pull to make it happen, it's not like flyweight purses are that huge.
I think I read Gonzalez wants $1m for fighting Estrada but he's only been offered $500,000. So I guess that's why the Ruenroeng fight is being lined up.

The Estrada fight would probably be more exciting but this fight has just as much appeal to me as Ruenroeng is a very tidy boxer who moves well and is very tricky to catch.
Think he asked for $1.2 million to share as a purse and for offered $500k
Somebody needs to remind Gonzalez that he's a flyweight.
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yes an execptional flyweight which is why he deserves exeptional purses.
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$1.2m seems high. Gonzalez is super talented but is he really that big of a draw?
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littlepug wrote:yes an execptional flyweight which is why he deserves exeptional purses.
Flyweights don't deserve big purses. They simply don't pull in the numbers to warrant them. In mainstream USA flyweights generate barely more attention than female boxers do.
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johnswan1 wrote:
littlepug wrote:yes an execptional flyweight which is why he deserves exeptional purses.
Flyweights don't deserve big purses. They simply don't pull in the numbers to warrant them. In mainstream USA flyweights generate barely more attention than female boxers do.
carbajal v gonzales was a big earner for both guys and well deserved, the smaller guys can do big numbers when promoted right, lopez, mcauley, magri, galaxy, matlala, carbajal and gonzales could all draw crowds, a good fighters a good fighter regardless of weight.
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littlepug wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:
littlepug wrote:yes an execptional flyweight which is why he deserves exeptional purses.
Flyweights don't deserve big purses. They simply don't pull in the numbers to warrant them. In mainstream USA flyweights generate barely more attention than female boxers do.
carbajal v gonzales was a big earner for both guys and well deserved, the smaller guys can do big numbers when promoted right, lopez, mcauley, magri, galaxy, matlala, carbajal and gonzales could all draw crowds, a good fighters a good fighter regardless of weight.
They may have drawn crowds, but tell me the last time you saw a Flyweight headline a PPV. It simply doesn't happen. The numbers Gonzalez is asking for do not add up.
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it doesnt but it should, a good start would be for tv to show more little guys theres terrific talent in japan and all over asia that fans are missing out on but instead we are force fed out of shape ageing heavies, its pretty dire really.
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Absolute great fight.

Can't wait for this. The best Flyweight in the world against a guy who's awkward and causes upsets.

He shocked china beating Shiming, he shocks the world if he wins this.
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I watched the Shiming vs Ruenroeng fight on HBO. Amnat is a slick boxer with a very good jab. He handled Zou well.
I would be really happy too see this fight. Ruenroeng and Estrada are the two best fight at 112 pounds for Chocolatito.
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will reunrong be p4p number 1
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Ruenroeng would have a very significant height and reach advantage. Considering he can jab well, it would be a very difficult fight for Chocolatito.
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littlepug wrote:it doesnt but it should, a good start would be for tv to show more little guys theres terrific talent in japan and all over asia that fans are missing out on but instead we are force fed out of shape ageing heavies, its pretty dire really.
Ioka vs Sosa got significantly more than 10,000,000 (14 million I think) viewers on tbs and they they regarded the figure as "disappointing". A fight gets a quarter of that in the US and the fans wet their pants...
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Boxing Prospect wrote:
littlepug wrote:it doesnt but it should, a good start would be for tv to show more little guys theres terrific talent in japan and all over asia that fans are missing out on but instead we are force fed out of shape ageing heavies, its pretty dire really.
Ioka vs Sosa got significantly more than 10,000,000 (14 million I think) viewers on tbs and they they regarded the figure as "disappointing". A fight gets a quarter of that in the US and the fans wet their pants...
In Japan most of the boxers that have success in the pro level are under the limit of 147 and most of them are between 105 to 135... In the US Flyweights dont draw.. its a fact so many years now, its sad but its true.
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Aaronide_ger wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:
littlepug wrote:it doesnt but it should, a good start would be for tv to show more little guys theres terrific talent in japan and all over asia that fans are missing out on but instead we are force fed out of shape ageing heavies, its pretty dire really.
Ioka vs Sosa got significantly more than 10,000,000 (14 million I think) viewers on tbs and they they regarded the figure as "disappointing". A fight gets a quarter of that in the US and the fans wet their pants...
In Japan most of the boxers that have success in the pro level are under the limit of 147 and most of them are between 105 to 135... In the US Flyweights dont draw.. its a fact so many years now, its sad but its true.
I.was mpre getting at the Japanese t.v. Numbers dwarf those of the US. Any fights gets 4,000,000 in the US it's a success, a fight can get 3 times that in Japan and be considered a disappointment. Shows how insignificant boxing is in the US
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Boxing Prospect wrote:I.was mpre getting at the Japanese t.v. Numbers dwarf those of the US. Any fights gets 4,000,000 in the US it's a success, a fight can get 3 times that in Japan and be considered a disappointment. Shows how insignificant boxing is in the US
Its not insignificant did you forget that Mayweather vs Pacman did 4.4 million PPV buys and generated the most money ever?

I agree that boxing in Japan is more appreciated than it is in the US, Thats why they doing all those huge numbers, they support their fighters as a country.

And we got to my point that in the US Flyweights were never EVER Draws..
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