Hattons guy and Yamanaka are both good fights and very winnable for Tete. How do you think he'd do against McDonnell? I think Tete would give him a tanking. Probably won't happen though.Naandrew wrote:Was away at weekend so catching up on all the fights. Only watched the first 10 rounds.
Just watched this one and noticed it was for the WBO interim bantamweight title. And that the full champion lost his title in the scales so Tete will probably be upgraded.
That being said I didn't think this is a good way to become a two weight world champion. The problem with this fight is Villanueva didn't want to engage at all so it didn't make for the best of fights.
I think Tete is highly skilled. His one sided domination of Butler is one of the best performances from an international fighter I have seen.
He NEEDS to be in with one of the top guys in the division NOW. Otherwise he is wasting his peak.
My personal choice would be WBA CHamp Zhakiyanov who is trained by Hatton and coming off an excellent win. He will bring it non stop to Tete and I think it would be a good fight.
I would also like to see Tete the no 1 at the weight Shinsuke Yamanaka. I think Tete would give him fits.
Tete vs Villanueva
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Exactly why I didn't mention McDonnell plus Jamie has unfinished business with Liborio Solis.Stuarty30 wrote:Hattons guy and Yamanaka are both good fights and very winnable for Tete. How do you think he'd do against McDonnell? I think Tete would give him a tanking. Probably won't happen though.Naandrew wrote:Was away at weekend so catching up on all the fights. Only watched the first 10 rounds.
Just watched this one and noticed it was for the WBO interim bantamweight title. And that the full champion lost his title in the scales so Tete will probably be upgraded.
That being said I didn't think this is a good way to become a two weight world champion. The problem with this fight is Villanueva didn't want to engage at all so it didn't make for the best of fights.
I think Tete is highly skilled. His one sided domination of Butler is one of the best performances from an international fighter I have seen.
He NEEDS to be in with one of the top guys in the division NOW. Otherwise he is wasting his peak.
My personal choice would be WBA CHamp Zhakiyanov who is trained by Hatton and coming off an excellent win. He will bring it non stop to Tete and I think it would be a good fight.
I would also like to see Tete the no 1 at the weight Shinsuke Yamanaka. I think Tete would give him fits.
I just don't want Tete wasting his time with international opponents not at his level. It's going to put people off him with the quality gap unless he takes on the likes of Zhakiyanov or Yamanaka.
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Re: Tete vs Villanueva
Yamanaka is a tough fight for anyone in Japan.
Can't see FW putting the huge money up , needed to get Yamanaka over here.
And Yamanaka beats him in Japan. Yamanaka is in my current P4P top 10.
Can't see FW putting the huge money up , needed to get Yamanaka over here.
And Yamanaka beats him in Japan. Yamanaka is in my current P4P top 10.
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Tete vs Villanueva
Tete Vs Narvaez...yay! >_>
Inoue is heading to 118lbs in September...Inoue Vs Tete mmmmm
Inoue is heading to 118lbs in September...Inoue Vs Tete mmmmm
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Tete elevated to full champion
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Yamanaka would never come over here, must get good money plus he is the clear number 1 in the division people should be going to him.PredatorHayds wrote:Yamanaka is a tough fight for anyone in Japan.
Can't see FW putting the huge money up , needed to get Yamanaka over here.
And Yamanaka beats him in Japan. Yamanaka is in my current P4P top 10.
I think Tete gives him nightmares as he has the skill to take yamanakas straight left from him like Moreno did the the first fight ( which I felt he won ).
Tete needs these fights desperately.
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That better be bollocks.Boxing Prospect wrote:Tete Vs Narvaez...yay! >_>
Inoue is heading to 118lbs in September...Inoue Vs Tete mmmmm
Didn't Narvaez just brick it from an IBF final eliminator.
As for Inoue that would be great but there are loads of good fights for him at super fly.
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Re: Tete vs Villanueva
Narvaez is the #1 contenderNaandrew wrote:That better be bollocks.Boxing Prospect wrote:Tete Vs Narvaez...yay! >_>
Inoue is heading to 118lbs in September...Inoue Vs Tete mmmmm
Didn't Narvaez just brick it from an IBF final eliminator.
As for Inoue that would be great but there are loads of good fights for him at super fly.
Inoue said, after Gonzalez's loss, that he has no reason to stay at 115. Sounds like he will vacate either before his US debut in September or before his year ending bout in December...barring injuries scuppering their plans
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Re: Tete vs Villanueva
Good post. Tete has some of the slickness and awkwardness that Moreno has, plus he's consideranly more offensively minded and capable, plus I think he will have a little height and reach on Yamanaka?Naandrew wrote:
Yamanaka would never come over here, must get good money plus he is the clear number 1 in the division people should be going to him.
I think Tete gives him nightmares as he has the skill to take yamanakas straight left from him like Moreno did the the first fight ( which I felt he won ).
Tete needs these fights desperately.
Put those together and I think he'd give the Japanese fighter a heck of a go, he's got the defensive moves and the punch to make Yamanaka a bit hesitant, and te talent and skills to make him pay for it