Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

Who wins?

Poll ended at 20 Aug 2022, 16:48

Navarrete - Decision
1
50%
Navarrete - T/KO
1
50%
DRAW
0
No votes
Baez - T/KO
0
No votes
Baez - Decision
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 2

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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 05:56 Sure performance..

He said he needed the rest before this fight, fair enough he was quite busy at one point..

But to come out and perform like this.
Did you watch the fight? Baez was winning and Nava was very lacklustre, poor and getting hit clean (shame Baez isn’t a puncher).

Seems to me he’s done at the weight; struggled to get to 126lbs and just looked off it from the beginning. The finish come from no where.

Good shot to finish, mind… but if I’m Hearn I’m spending shit loads on getting Nava to England for Wood or Warrington. He’s definitely beatable at feather now.

Think all the other champions beat this version who is huge at the weight.



Lindolfo Delgado in a great fight with a 23(22) unbeaten Mexican. Must be a top 20 light welter now. Definitely keep your eye on him.


Nico Walsh with a good stoppage; shame the Sky coverage cut out for half the fight.
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Dioufy wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 08:18
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 05:56 Sure performance..

He said he needed the rest before this fight, fair enough he was quite busy at one point..

But to come out and perform like this.
Did you watch the fight? Baez was winning and Nava was very lacklustre, poor and getting hit clean (shame Baez isn’t a puncher).

Seems to me he’s done at the weight; struggled to get to 126lbs and just looked off it from the beginning. The finish come from no where.

Good shot to finish, mind… but if I’m Hearn I’m spending shit loads on getting Nava to England for Wood or Warrington. He’s definitely beatable at feather now.

Think all the other champions beat this version who is huge at the weight.



Lindolfo Delgado in a great fight with a 23(22) unbeaten Mexican. Must be a top 20 light welter now. Definitely keep your eye on him.


Nico Walsh with a good stoppage; shame the Sky coverage cut out for half the fight.
Typo. I wrote ‘poor’ performance.
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Ha, fair enough. Was poor indeed. Shame Baez has a body made of out Pringles as it was a good fight until then.
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Dioufy wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 08:18
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 05:56 Sure performance..

He said he needed the rest before this fight, fair enough he was quite busy at one point..

But to come out and perform like this.
Did you watch the fight? Baez was winning and Nava was very lacklustre, poor and getting hit clean (shame Baez isn’t a puncher).

Seems to me he’s done at the weight; struggled to get to 126lbs and just looked off it from the beginning. The finish come from no where.

Good shot to finish, mind… but if I’m Hearn I’m spending shit loads on getting Nava to England for Wood or Warrington. He’s definitely beatable at feather now.

Think all the other champions beat this version who is huge at the weight.



Lindolfo Delgado in a great fight with a 23(22) unbeaten Mexican. Must be a top 20 light welter now. Definitely keep your eye on him.


Nico Walsh with a good stoppage; shame the Sky coverage cut out for half the fight.
Yes, Navarette looked big at the weight and was really struggling before the body shot.

However, did anyone see the Santillan v Luna fight. A good scrap that could’ve gone either way yet two judges saw it a shut out for Santillan. Great to see poor judging is alive and well elsewhere in the world :brick:
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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milpool wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 10:16
Dioufy wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 08:18
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 05:56 Sure performance..

He said he needed the rest before this fight, fair enough he was quite busy at one point..

But to come out and perform like this.
Did you watch the fight? Baez was winning and Nava was very lacklustre, poor and getting hit clean (shame Baez isn’t a puncher).

Seems to me he’s done at the weight; struggled to get to 126lbs and just looked off it from the beginning. The finish come from no where.

Good shot to finish, mind… but if I’m Hearn I’m spending shit loads on getting Nava to England for Wood or Warrington. He’s definitely beatable at feather now.

Think all the other champions beat this version who is huge at the weight.



Lindolfo Delgado in a great fight with a 23(22) unbeaten Mexican. Must be a top 20 light welter now. Definitely keep your eye on him.


Nico Walsh with a good stoppage; shame the Sky coverage cut out for half the fight.
Yes, Navarette looked big at the weight and was really struggling before the body shot.

However, did anyone see the Santillan v Luna fight. A good scrap that could’ve gone either way yet two judges saw it a shut out for Santillan. Great to see poor judging is alive and well elsewhere in the world :brick:
No.

Watched the Delgado, Ali and Navarrete fight and was saving the chief support until later because run out of time you massive whopper.

Joking.. as I should be no where near this thread unless I know the results. Eager to watch now.

:OhYes:
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Dioufy wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 11:53
milpool wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 10:16
Dioufy wrote: 21 Aug 2022, 08:18

Did you watch the fight? Baez was winning and Nava was very lacklustre, poor and getting hit clean (shame Baez isn’t a puncher).

Seems to me he’s done at the weight; struggled to get to 126lbs and just looked off it from the beginning. The finish come from no where.

Good shot to finish, mind… but if I’m Hearn I’m spending shit loads on getting Nava to England for Wood or Warrington. He’s definitely beatable at feather now.

Think all the other champions beat this version who is huge at the weight.



Lindolfo Delgado in a great fight with a 23(22) unbeaten Mexican. Must be a top 20 light welter now. Definitely keep your eye on him.


Nico Walsh with a good stoppage; shame the Sky coverage cut out for half the fight.
Yes, Navarette looked big at the weight and was really struggling before the body shot.

However, did anyone see the Santillan v Luna fight. A good scrap that could’ve gone either way yet two judges saw it a shut out for Santillan. Great to see poor judging is alive and well elsewhere in the world :brick:
No.

Watched the Delgado, Ali and Navarrete fight and was saving the chief support until later because run out of time you massive whopper.

Joking.. as I should be no where near this thread unless I know the results. Eager to watch now.

:OhYes:
Schoolboy error :shame:

Shocking judging aside, it’s definitely well worth a watch.
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Will get on it. :salut:
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Re: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Eduardo Baez | Sky Sports - 20 August 2022

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Full fight

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