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Heard that Guzman was very impressive in his 7th round stoppage over tough Agipito Sanchez. Apparently, Guzman just really walked through everything Sanchez had to offer, whilst the veteran showed ambition he was generally strengthed by the younger fresher fighter.

Apparently, Guzman's lack of respect (in a positive, fighting, sense) for anything Sanchez tried, and knowing Sanchez he probably tried everything, was refreshing to see. Whilst Agapito isn't the best puncher, Guzman showed tremendous strength as he just walked through everything Sanchez offered.

I realise that Sanchez didn't have the best prep in the world, but he gave Pacquiao all kinds of problems. Guzman impressed when winning the interim belt in Cardiff, now seems set to re-ignite this stale devision.

Guzman vs McCullough might not be such a good match up for the Pocket Rocket now. He looks to strong for any of the Brit boys.

DOH! Why didn't i read this thread before i just added my prediction

Guzman Vs Pacquiao, now tahts a fight I'd like to see. It would probably be a case of what landed first, Pac-Man's Left or Guzman's right., probably be a short fight, but it'd be fun while it lasted

Kevo wrote:Guzman Vs Pacquiao, now tahts a fight I'd like to see. It would probably be a case of what landed first, Pac-Man's Left or Guzman's right., probably be a short fight, but it'd be fun while it lasted

i think Guzman takes a punch ALOT better than Paquaio, that would be the difference.