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How will I get by without live streaming yet another EPIC Narvaez title defense?!
Seriously though, at least this will likely be competitive, if not very entertaining.

IMO this will be the last hurrah for Narvaez. Orchuta has a huge size advantage, is young, throws tons of punches and hits hard. Narvaez is 39 and barely edged him last time. I think I scored it 115-113. I think Orchuta outpoints him this time.

giacomino wrote:IMO this will be the last hurrah for Narvaez. Orchuta has a huge size advantage, is young, throws tons of punches and hits hard. Narvaez is 39 and barely edged him last time. I think I scored it 115-113. I think Orchuta outpoints him this time.

I had Orucuta winning the first

TheBeast wrote:

giacomino wrote:IMO this will be the last hurrah for Narvaez. Orchuta has a huge size advantage, is young, throws tons of punches and hits hard. Narvaez is 39 and barely edged him last time. I think I scored it 115-113. I think Orchuta outpoints him this time.

I had Orucuta winning the first

I think it was close either way. IMO, Narvaez made Orchuta miss a lot, but Orchuta was way more active and the size difference seemed to bother Narvaez more than it did when he fought Seda, Whitfield, Zaleta and some of the other guys who had a big height advantage on him. Seda was always the guy I thought would retire Narvaez, but now I think Orchuta will

I cant believe any one would want to watch narvaez fight....

hurricanemitch14 wrote:I cant believe any one would want to watch narvaez fight....

If you only seen the donaire fight, maybe your statement makes sense... it was a defense clinic

Otherwise almost every single one of his fights are barn burner. Before Donaire, i had Narvaez in my top10 most entertaining.

Orucuta is one of the best body punchers in boxing, he punished Narvaez last time out. Should be very interesting tonight and give us an idea where Narvaez is in his career

Have to agree. I have probably seen 15 or so of his title fights and Donaire was the only one I didn't enjoy

he disgraced himself against Donaire. Dont take the fight if your not gonna put forth an effort. He could have set himself up with better paydays even if he had lost in a competitive matchup but he refused to engage. and dont tell me size was an issue, Rigo and Darchy are midgets and they have given Donaire hell.

Rodian wrote:he disgraced himself against Donaire. Dont take the fight if your not gonna put forth an effort. He could have set himself up with better paydays even if he had lost in a competitive matchup but he refused to engage. and dont tell me size was an issue, Rigo and Darchy are midgets and they have given Donaire hell.

He was giving away a fornicate ton of weight, size, age, power. Personally I think he showed how one dimensional Donaire was and how Donaire needs aggression from his opponent to be effective himself.

Also there was unlikely to be other payday, not many super flyweights fight in the US. He collected a bumper payday against a guy who had all the physical traits to batter him. Credit to him.

Is there any chance to watch this fight online or at least follow it in any way?

all action argentinian cards tonight with 2 cards, the later at 11:30pm east

...the cornerman just get sent to the changing rooms there?

yep!!! lol

CARD Hls here:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 5#p1507475


Enjoy!!

I'm glad I'm not seeing things

Veron down in round 3

Can anyone PM me a link?

this is starting to look like segura vs narvaez... narvaez lands lefts flush at will but doesn't keep Orucuta from stalking him and landing big shots.

Orucuta looking like he's fading in round 10

yep and narvaez looking once again like a boxing brain

Floyd at 37 doesn't engage and people say it's his age
Narvaez engages at will and is 39

Narvaez=awesome!

Narvaez wins by MDecision

Gotta give him props, didn't think he'd pull it off tonight

12 super flyweight
Omar Andres Narvaez 42(23)-1-2
vs
Felipe Orucuta 29(24)-2-0
WBO World super flyweight title



Narvaez wins by MDecision

Narvaez started well using his mobility and precise timing to score some nice shots. But Eventually Orucuta's body punching game and nice stalking footwork gave him control of the fight in what was heading towards to look like a Segura vs Calderon type of fight with Narvaez landing the left counters flush but not phasing Orucuta. Orucuta was in control but Narvaez remained efficient in some sequences blocking and rolling with Orucuta's combos and countering back with some very quick and precise shots. Eventually Orucuta faded in the championships round and Narvaez a master of the pace showed once again how much of an underated boxing brain he is.





Full Card hls (card still in progress) here:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 4#p1507494

ENJOY!!