Comments Thread For: The Bam Rodriguez Replacement Plan

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by Cliff Rold - One down. Why not go for two? 22-year old Jesse Rodriguez (15-0, 10 KO) jumped at an opportunity in February, moving up from Jr. flyweight to Jr. bantamweight for a chance at a vacant WBC belt and a little bit more than that. The opponent, veteran Carlos Cuadras, has been an integral part of a golden age at 115 lbs. Cuadras was slated for a rematch with Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, intended then as the latest chapter in a four way saga that also includes Roman Gonzalez and Juan Francisco Estrada.
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[No look hook]

He can become p4p best?? It's exciting. I'll be watching

[James Hunt]

What he’s defending will be up for debate depending on how one views the WBC’s franchise titles (Estrada still has that, at least for now). The belt matters less than the fight.

t's NOT "up for debate"!
Franchise designation is NOT a title. It's a designation and is NOT recognized by the other 3 major Orgs. therefore it CAN'T be unified with other titles.
If you ever saw a high school from the outside, let alone inside, you should've known that, Mr. Clif Rofl.
That's what happens when uneducated tools want to parade around like reporters, let alone journos.

[tokon]

Franchise designation is NOT a title. It's a designation and is NOT recognized by the other 3 major Orgs. therefore it CAN'T be unified with other titles..

That's great clarification imo.

[1hourRun]

Srisaket Sor Rungvisai is the first top five that Jesse faces at 115, like I said it's a tough task. Not many contenders or even champions are making real moves in boxing, so respect to 'Bam' win or lose.

[Dee @ PYP Boxing]

This is a really good fight. Whole card was looking promising, but JC Martinez spoiled the party.

Nice write up Cliff! Bam is definitely shaking things up. Looking forward to watching this one.

[ShoulderRoll]

If (and this is a big IF) Bam can beat Sor Rungvisai and Estrada or Chocolatito then he will have a better resume and better claim for P4P #1 than Naoya Inoue.

Am I wrong?

[Boxing Beast]

Rumble young man, Rumble