Comments Thread For: Israil Madrimov Targets Jeison Rosario: I Want To Fight Him Next

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Uzbek star Israil The Dream' Madrimov, (5-0, 5 KOs), is in his native Uzbekistan staying in shape for when boxing returns and is emphatic about what the next steps in his career should be.
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[TheMyspaceDayz]

That would be a mistake. Too green.

[Ed Moto]

Madi was a beast in the amateurs, and of course the ignorant inner city USA boxing culture isn’t aware of these Eastern European stalwarts. Madi will beat Rosario if he fights him next. Too strong willed and has amazing IQ. Charlo will never fight this guy, it would be like fighting a smaller GGG type.

[Ed Moto]

That would be a mistake. Too green.

His amateur experience was world class, much difference from USA fighters who are coddled and protected in their career.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

His amateur experience was world class, much difference from USA fighters who are coddled and protected in their career.

Rosario has been coddled? He blasted the undisputed champion in what might be upset of the year. He’s gritty and battle hardened in the pros.
Madrimov on the other hand looked average in his last outing against a 40 year old Navarro.

[LA_2_Vegas]

Madrimov was going to be on a fast track this year, but he would have needed those fights to really make the quick leap to contender with less than 10 fights. Timeline is off now, still needs a couple fights.

[Quicksilver*]

Will be tough, but he has the skills too easily out box him. Big key is, Rosario for real or was Williams not for real?

[Simple-Touche]

He should've fought someone like Jack Cuclay next or a Michel Soro fighting a nobody with 9 loses in a title eliminator shouldn't warrent him a titleshot I'm sorry. I know everyone want to be fast track but when he'll step up in opposition. Amateur style is different from the pros. Not a guarantee that someone with a great amateur pedigree will be successful in the pro ranks.

[ToMeKeMoT]

Rosario has been coddled? He blasted the undisputed champion in what might be upset of the year. He’s gritty and battle hardened in the pros.
Madrimov on the other hand looked average in his last outing against a 40 year old Navarro.

"Spectacular" and "Outstanding"

[FinitoxDinamita]

Madrimov has massive potential and seems to have a good attitude.

He would beat Rosario.. his win over Williams was a fluke imo.