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15 Rounds Welterweight Bout

Either Palomino outwork the taller McCrory on the inside behind his body punches and big head punches to either take a decision or late round stoppage or would McCrory use his height and reach advantage by out-boxing Palomino on the outside behind his jabs, right hands and combinations to take a decision. What do you guys think and who do you got?

Palomino on points or maybe a late round stoppage-MCCrory ain't winning this bout.

One thing I learned about Milton in the Colin Jones' fights was that he wasn't as tough as I thought he should be. Palomino wins this by UD.

Carlos Palomino by late KO around the 12th or 13th round

Nile4000 wrote: ↑05 Mar 2022, 16:18 One thing I learned about Milton in the Colin Jones' fights was that he wasn't as tough as I thought he should be. Palomino wins this by UD.

That's what I thought.Especially being from Kronk.Same dimensions,Hearns was a coiled spring.McCrory was like that spring that was stretched too far and didnt snap back

Palomino wins KO12. Palomino was a better boxer than Jones, who gave McCrory hell. McCrory couldn’t hurt Palomino, IMO. I can see Carlos taking over in the second half of the fight

zuru wrote: ↑12 Mar 2022, 12:04

Nile4000 wrote: ↑05 Mar 2022, 16:18 One thing I learned about Milton in the Colin Jones' fights was that he wasn't as tough as I thought he should be. Palomino wins this by UD.

That's what I thought.Especially being from Kronk.Same dimensions,Hearns was a coiled spring.McCrory was like that spring that was stretched too far and didnt snap back

True that! That fight he had with Roger Stafford, he probably could have ended earlier if he was a bit more aggressive. Still wished him and Curry could have fought in early 1983.

It would be similar to the McCrory-Jones fight, except that Palomino would be landing more than Colin in the second half. I'd envision a TKO on the ropes for Carlos around the 11th.

I don't think that Carlos Palomino was ever knocked out? Was he?