Saunders ducks Rosado
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boxing_rocks
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Saunders ducks Rosado
http://www.BS.com/rosado-shake ... ay--107630?
Another f*cking moron holding a belt hostage and not wanting to fight anybody with a pulse.
Another f*cking moron holding a belt hostage and not wanting to fight anybody with a pulse.
Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Saunders will rule the rest in time mark my words.
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PsychoGamerTwo
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Not too long ago, you wanted Andy Lee & Chris Eubank to fight GGG. Now after Saunders fought & beat both of them, they don't even have a pulse no more. But journeyman Rosado, with his 13 (?) losses does. These guys 
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
It's difficult to 'duck' a completely undeserving challenger.
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BJS is a complete moron but I don't believe for a second he's ducked Rosado. BJS would handle him with ease.
Not sure what's happening with him atm though? He's went very quiet lately.
Not sure what's happening with him atm though? He's went very quiet lately.
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boxing_rocks
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Rosado is no less deserving than Bursak whom BJS wanted to fight before or whoever he finally decides to fight (I doubt that would be from top 15). Yes, Saunders fought a couple of decent fighters better than Rosado, but that was before getting the belt. Now he is so afraid to lose that belt before cashing out against Canelo or GGG.PsychoGamerTwo wrote:Not too long ago, you wanted Andy Lee & Chris Eubank to fight GGG. Now after Saunders fought & beat both of them, they don't even have a pulse no more. But journeyman Rosado, with his 13 (?) losses does. These guys
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boxing_rocks
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Rosado looked like an equal opponent of Quillin, Quillin drew with Lee and Lee had an even fight with Saunders. How are so sure that BJS would handle Rosado with ease ? BJS himself clearly is not so sure.Stuarty30 wrote:BJS is a complete moron but I don't believe for a second he's ducked Rosado. BJS would handle him with ease.
Not sure what's happening with him atm though? He's went very quiet lately.
Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
BJS would handle Rosado with ease. The guys a top level journeyman gatekeeper type at best. If you disagree then fair enough but it's a fight I don't see being much in the way of a contest. I sincerely doubt Saunders has shat out of a fight with Rosado. I'd take both Lee and Eubank Jnr to stop Rosado without too much trouble and BJS has beaten both.boxing_rocks wrote:Rosado looked like an equal opponent of Quillin, Quillin drew with Lee and Lee had an even fight with Saunders. How are so sure that BJS would handle Rosado with ease ? BJS himself clearly is not so sure.Stuarty30 wrote:BJS is a complete moron but I don't believe for a second he's ducked Rosado. BJS would handle him with ease.
Not sure what's happening with him atm though? He's went very quiet lately.
Rosado still got KO'd against an overrated Quillan so I don't see how that has any relevance here? He's lost 4 from his last 6 and doesn't deserve another world title shot on that form. Beating Rosado does nothing for Saunders career.
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Enlightened-One
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boxing_rocks
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Do you watch fights sometimes? Rosado was never hurt in the Quillin fight. The fight was stopped due to a cut which wasn't so bad. I suspect it was stopped to protect Quillin, as Rosado started bullying him.Stuarty30 wrote:BJS would handle Rosado with ease. The guys a top level journeyman gatekeeper type at best. If you disagree then fair enough but it's a fight I don't see being much in the way of a contest. I sincerely doubt Saunders has shat out of a fight with Rosado. I'd take both Lee and Eubank Jnr to stop Rosado without too much trouble and BJS has beaten both.boxing_rocks wrote:Rosado looked like an equal opponent of Quillin, Quillin drew with Lee and Lee had an even fight with Saunders. How are so sure that BJS would handle Rosado with ease ? BJS himself clearly is not so sure.Stuarty30 wrote:BJS is a complete moron but I don't believe for a second he's ducked Rosado. BJS would handle him with ease.
Not sure what's happening with him atm though? He's went very quiet lately.
Rosado still got KO'd against an overrated Quillan so I don't see how that has any relevance here? He's lost 4 from his last 6 and doesn't deserve another world title shot on that form. Beating Rosado does nothing for Saunders career.
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Enlightened-One
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
He was down and way behind on the scorecards against an overrated Quillin who wasn't anywhere near his best on the night so what relevance does that have in regard to BJS v Rosado? If you think Rosado beats BJS then you need to have a word with yourself mate.boxing_rocks wrote:Do you watch fights sometimes? Rosado was never hurt in the Quillin fight. The fight was stopped due to a cut which wasn't so bad. I suspect it was stopped to protect Quillin, as Rosado started bullying him.Stuarty30 wrote:BJS would handle Rosado with ease. The guys a top level journeyman gatekeeper type at best. If you disagree then fair enough but it's a fight I don't see being much in the way of a contest. I sincerely doubt Saunders has shat out of a fight with Rosado. I'd take both Lee and Eubank Jnr to stop Rosado without too much trouble and BJS has beaten both.boxing_rocks wrote:
Rosado looked like an equal opponent of Quillin, Quillin drew with Lee and Lee had an even fight with Saunders. How are so sure that BJS would handle Rosado with ease ? BJS himself clearly is not so sure.
Rosado still got KO'd against an overrated Quillan so I don't see how that has any relevance here? He's lost 4 from his last 6 and doesn't deserve another world title shot on that form. Beating Rosado does nothing for Saunders career.
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Enlightened-One
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
That's one of the silliest comments that has ever been posted on this forum!boxing_rocks wrote:I suspect it was stopped to protect Quillin, as Rosado started bullying him.
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boxing_rocks
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
I don't think Rosado beats BJS, but the fight would go 12 rounds and Rosado would pick some of them. Maybe BJS became fat as Rosado hints and can't cut weight so quickly or is just not so sure in his shape.Stuarty30 wrote:He was down and way behind on the scorecards against an overrated Quillin who wasn't anywhere near his best on the night so what relevance does that have in regard to BJS v Rosado? If you think Rosado beats BJS then you need to have a word with yourself mate.boxing_rocks wrote:Do you watch fights sometimes? Rosado was never hurt in the Quillin fight. The fight was stopped due to a cut which wasn't so bad. I suspect it was stopped to protect Quillin, as Rosado started bullying him.Stuarty30 wrote:
BJS would handle Rosado with ease. The guys a top level journeyman gatekeeper type at best. If you disagree then fair enough but it's a fight I don't see being much in the way of a contest. I sincerely doubt Saunders has shat out of a fight with Rosado. I'd take both Lee and Eubank Jnr to stop Rosado without too much trouble and BJS has beaten both.
Rosado still got KO'd against an overrated Quillan so I don't see how that has any relevance here? He's lost 4 from his last 6 and doesn't deserve another world title shot on that form. Beating Rosado does nothing for Saunders career.
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I agree it would go 12 but I think BJS would be a comfortable winner. What you see is what you get with Rosado. I'm not really a fan of BJS I think he's a total prick. Some of the stories I've read and heard do not paint him in a good light at all.boxing_rocks wrote:I don't think Rosado beats BJS, but the fight would go 12 rounds and Rosado would pick some of them. Maybe BJS became fat as Rosado hints and can't cut weight so quickly or is just not so sure in his shape.Stuarty30 wrote:He was down and way behind on the scorecards against an overrated Quillin who wasn't anywhere near his best on the night so what relevance does that have in regard to BJS v Rosado? If you think Rosado beats BJS then you need to have a word with yourself mate.boxing_rocks wrote:
Do you watch fights sometimes? Rosado was never hurt in the Quillin fight. The fight was stopped due to a cut which wasn't so bad. I suspect it was stopped to protect Quillin, as Rosado started bullying him.
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jezzamundo
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
I think Rosado is being seriously underrated by some here. His record is quite deceiving. He gave GGG a better fight than most and never went down. Despite coming up from 154lb, he's a pretty big middleweight - 6 foot and around 175lb on fight night. He was unlucky to be stopped in what was a pretty 50:50 fight with Quillin. I favoured him to beat Lemieux, but having his orbital bone broken was too big an injury to overcome. I agree that Saunders should be favoured over him, but I think it could be a very competitive fight.
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
No question it would be competitive, ducking? That's laughable.jezzamundo wrote:I think Rosado is being seriously underrated by some here. His record is quite deceiving. He gave GGG a better fight than most and never went down. Despite coming up from 154lb, he's a pretty big middleweight - 6 foot and around 175lb on fight night. He was unlucky to be stopped in what was a pretty 50:50 fight with Quillin. I favoured him to beat Lemieux, but having his orbital bone broken was too big an injury to overcome. I agree that Saunders should be favoured over him, but I think it could be a very competitive fight.
Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Beat me to itSaadOffTheDeck wrote:It's difficult to 'duck' a completely undeserving challenger.
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jezzamundo
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
I hate the term ducking and pretty much never use it. If someone is a mandatory challenger and worthy opponent, then I don't mind if someone calls it ducking. For instance, Ruiz and Byrd were mandatory challengers to Lennox Lewis, but they weren't in his league, so I wouldn't call that ducking. Canelo giving his belt up to GGG, on the other hand, is an obvious duck.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:No question it would be competitive, ducking? That's laughable.jezzamundo wrote:I think Rosado is being seriously underrated by some here. His record is quite deceiving. He gave GGG a better fight than most and never went down. Despite coming up from 154lb, he's a pretty big middleweight - 6 foot and around 175lb on fight night. He was unlucky to be stopped in what was a pretty 50:50 fight with Quillin. I favoured him to beat Lemieux, but having his orbital bone broken was too big an injury to overcome. I agree that Saunders should be favoured over him, but I think it could be a very competitive fight.
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boxing_rocks
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
So, Saunders had to beat Rosado in the U.S. in order to get Canelo, and some agree that it would be competitive. He decides to avoid that fight. How is it not a duck ?
Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Please elaborate, I'm curious. He definitely has the ability, speed to be competitive with anyone but I don't see how he'd beat Golovkin.Rexob wrote:Saunders will rule the rest in time mark my words.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Regardless of who he fights, he has held the world title for nearly a ear with no defences. He needs to fight on the Canelo undercard I think. Whether is Rosado, Bursak, anyone at all in a voluntary defence.
Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Saunders would box rosado up like a Christmas present 
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FIGHTERS don't duck anyone. 99% of all boxing posts that mention Duck, Ducks or Ducking usually indicate that poster is a Charlie. Your post is not in that other 1%.boxing_rocks wrote:http://www.BS.com/rosado-shake ... ay--107630?
Another f*cking moron holding a belt hostage and not wanting to fight anybody with a pulse.
Fights happen or don't happen because of the promoters and managers best financial view. If the opponent wants too much money fight's can't be made. TV companies have budgets and promoters are given an amount to work with. Fights that are dangerous or even, demand good money for all parties this is often outside of a budget. Sometimes fights need to stew for a while to build up demand and hence the value to all parties.
Learn that boxing is a business and a fighter employs a manager to get the best for him.
Try not to be a Charlie.
Re: Saunders ducks Rosado
Off topic but I think Quillin is or was (he looks a bit shot to me now) a better fighter than quite a lot of people give him credit for.

