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@pesticid100

11 ай бұрын

how about the right hand in this video kzread.infohGyN7PKhKDY

Eddie Hearn wasn’t doing that well in signings recently, but making the moves to find and sign Andy made me gain a lot of respect for him. There’s a lot of implicit anti Cuban bias by a lot of the US promoters -- and I respect that immensely.

@SuperDigitalGenius

Жыл бұрын

Always said Hearn does nothing for boxing in the US. Today I was humbled w/ Hearn announcing a big card in my hometown Detroit featuring: Alycia💣, Hitchins/Love, & *ANDY CRUZ*

@SuperDigitalGenius

Жыл бұрын

@Boxing Brain Yes, but the significance of Hearn having a card in Detroit is bc I can’t recall the last time Detroit had a sanctioned title fight featuring a major broadcaster. New York is literally a hub for big fights lol

@JohnSmith-ei6sc

8 ай бұрын

lol Detroit is garbage. Nobody wants anything to do with that place.

Ismael Salas would be a good fit as a trainer. He has the experience being on the Cuban national team. He also gets his fighters to generate the most amount of power whilst utilising upper body movement.

Yeah these were exactly my concerns when I heard he was going pro. His exhibition pro debut is on KZread and he looked very uncomfortable and throws slapping combinations. He also seemed to have issues with any sort of physicality. I think his dominance in the amateurs won't be reflected in the pros, even if he fixes some of his issues but I hope I'm proven wrong.

Well.. technically..he's already been a successful pro. He was 20-0 in the world series of boxing which were 5-8 round bouts with Pro scoring rules and 8 ounce gloves. Literally unsanctioned pro bouts that are recorded as amateur victories. The only fighter who was as similarly successful in the WSB Was Lomachenko and Julio La Cruz. Both two time gold medalists as well.

@ecw787

Жыл бұрын

Yep he was undefeated in the WBS. On a sidenote Robeisy Ramirez lost in the WBS.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

The litmus test for such an accomplished amateur would be far higher than the WSB if you want to count it as pro bouts. Competition in the traditional pro’s also far supersedes the WSB. We’ll see what adjustments Andy makes.

Havent been this hyped about debuts since Loma turned pro. However, Gomez' style seems to be suited for amateurs. He's ALWAYS on the edge and he likes to do things so cleanly... Not exactly what he'll get in pro boxing. I can see him getting dropped like Robeisy or battered badly on the inside if he doesn't fully adapt. Still, his reflexes, technique, footwork and arsenal are all INSANE. I hope they make Keyshawn fight him so that Key can avenge his 4 losses and finish this dude. I'm betting my ass Key SMOKES him in pro boxing since when they fought in amateurs, Gomez had a HUGE experience advantage and Key hadn't matured by that moment. Completely different story now. Plus KShawn's skillset is designed for pro boxing and he was limiting himself in amateurs. He's a chess player, not a sprinter. 3 rds was just too little.

@jasongreen7860

Жыл бұрын

Cruz not gomez Yeah and 3 of those losses were sd super close

@cobravision8837

Жыл бұрын

I struggle to see Keyshawn "smoking" him. Can't downplay the mental advantage Cruz will have being 4-0 over him. If Keyshawn did win, it would be by close margins, and mostly from roughing him up and Using American pro tactics and maneuvers. But Cruz would still make Davis miss and pay enough to make it close.

@TexRock

Жыл бұрын

@@jasongreen7860His name is Andy Cruz Gomez. lol

@jasongreen7860

Жыл бұрын

@@TexRock you are right sorry lol!!!!!! I never see anyone say Andy Cruz Gomez they stop at the Cruz I thought he had a mistake

@jasongreen7860

Жыл бұрын

@@cobravision8837 Many examples of pros beating amateurs who beat them or had close fights. Ryan is 3-3 with Haney and Ugas outpointed Bud in the amateurs and Danny is 1-1 with Bud .... like those 2 are beating Bud or Ryan is beating Haney today, no way jose. Keyshawn has more of a pro style and more pro experience plus 3 of the losses were super close SD which means judges had Keyshawn winning on some cards. Andy slaps a lot and he needs a serious pro transition and a few fights then we can talk

Great study/breakdown!! Looking forward to seeing how he adapts to the pros.

Couldn’t wait to see how Andy Cruz does in the pros and now it’s actually happening… great vid 🥊💎

Thank you for this kind of content! There is no other channel covering the sort of stuff that those beyond the casuals get excited about. You’re making videos which matter but not necessarily the videos that will get most clicks. Keep it coming!

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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Great as always. I started boxing within the past year, and really appreciate the knowledge in these videos.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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Thx you brother. The content is much appreciated.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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It will be an Adjustment just like it was for Robeisy. But I actually thought he did a lot of good things in that Vasquez fight, and this is a former world champ in his "pro debut". The key will be which trainer he links up with, and his strength and conditioning regimine from this point forward.

@lionheart1164

Жыл бұрын

Ishmael Salas

@yacobhaile9582

11 ай бұрын

Robeisy done messed up everything. Seems like we forgot about Rigo Gamboa Usyk Loma Beterbiev Bivol. The man beat Davis 4 times .. he’s basically already 1-0😂

Definitely see more seasoned pros walking thru some of those push punches he throws. Great work bro!

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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@jandro8370

Жыл бұрын

If he's doing good in the amateurs with no head gear and all the changes they made recently to amateurs to make it more pro friendly hell be fine in the actual pros. Pros has matchmaking and record building. Ur hardly ever in a 50/50 fight if ur a big name as an amateur going into pros. Look at Loma for example. He got a title shot his second fight because he had 2 gold medals and this is his first time in his pro career he's been an underdog against Haney and he doesn't hit with a lot power and he's done fine as pro. When ur an amateur at a high level, every fight is a 50/50 fight. There's no contract negotiations, no rehydration clauses or catchweights, no changing the glove size or ring size. None of that. Amateur boxing at the level is harder than pro boxing because every fight is a 50/50 fight and with no head gear any little butt or cut and ur done.

@visionnaire4203

Жыл бұрын

@@jandro8370 nope. It’s his STYLE

@visionnaire4203

Жыл бұрын

@@jandro8370 loma is not him and loma still has flaws

@visionnaire4203

Жыл бұрын

@@jandro8370 no way you said amateur is harder lol

I’m excited for two things: The impact that zhilei zhang will have on inspiring Chinese Boxing to grow. Probably even N. Korea and by extension S. Korea Boxing too. And Cubans reentering the pro game. As a Boxing fan, and yes these are my fe~eelings😂, I feel that every Boxing fan should be excited. 1. Fresh blood into the sport 2. An increase in competition 3. An increase in eyes on the sport 4. An increase on money in the sport I wonder how that bias narrative that master craft Boxers “are running” will fare now that Cubans are back. And that bias rhetoric would clash against other Latins when it was mainly used against certain American fighters… interesting. The future of Boxing is looking better in my eyes. Now if the government can step in and force the sanctioning bodies to merge/limit it to 2 sanctioning bodies, Boxing would be saved. A lot of dudes couldn’t run away if they wanted to climb rankings *cough*cruz*cough*runningfromshakur*cough*

@itacatv2146

Жыл бұрын

One sanctioning body. You can’t have multiple champions. Less weight classes and less belts.

@BronxEmperor

Жыл бұрын

You said nothing but facts!! 📠

Yeah, you right, he's a slapper with no power right now, but I can see a star in the making. Legendary volume slapper Joe Calzaghe retired undefeated LOL! It would appear that Ishmael Salas did a good job with Robiesy Ramirez, and he was able to make that transition to pro boxing and now punching with awesome power. David Morrell is a very very powerful puncher as well. I've been waiting for Andy Cruz Gomez to turn pro and very excited to see if he can become a pro boxer which I'm sure he will.

@michaelh1067

Жыл бұрын

I see your point, however, the difference is that Calzaghe was more of a big time volume puncher, whereas Gomez is counter puncher. Nonetheless, excited to see how his boxing adapts in the pros

Brilliant Gemz thanks

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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Hey where did you get the footage from, for the Cruz vs Keyshawn 2020 final? I cant find this fight anywhere

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

I already had it from a vid I made about the Olympics in 2021

Do Edwin De los Santos next

Mind blowing breakdown as usual!

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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Great insight! I am a fan of Cruz but I agree and see your points! I hope he can make adjustments,😅

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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great points💯

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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Wasn't aware of him. Thanks, Gems.

I’ve seen so many of your videos regarding him. This song in the background might as well be his theme song in the pros 🤣

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

💪🏾😂

So glad when I find a new boxing channel that puts out gems :)

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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I heard you mention something about a fighter lacking physical controls to dictate what punches are exchanged. That’s what I noticed about Andy Cruz, along with him not turning over his punches correctly

I want to see a film study on Andy Cruz transition to the pros

What up boxing Gems &chat

Best news of the god damn year let’s goooo!

I hope he can make 130 he’d run that division easy. Then when the dust settles at 135 take the top fight there.

@mikeygallos5000

Жыл бұрын

As a fan of 80's Iron Mike Tyson, I enjoy fighters with power so much more than a fighter with zero power. I expect pros to have at least a threat of power, otherwise they are just another Rigendoux zzzzzz 😴

@pitbullthedog668

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeygallos5000 rigo had hard punch in his prime . Dude has crazy counters

@htmm5167

Жыл бұрын

@@pitbullthedog668 people forgot rigo in his prime couldn't be stopped by Donaire

@vince11harris

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeygallos5000 well everybody isn’t blessed with Mike Tyson esque power

Ay I’m ready for a Anderson kossobutskiy breakdown

Damn that level change overhand hurt him if that was the pro keyshawn possible would’ve stopped him

This happens to all cubans because like you said the format their trained to use in cuba but like robeisy and morrel have both exceeded im sure andy will be a problem at 135 in less then 2 yr.

that introduction 🫣

He’s gonna slap the shit out of everybody

He will adapt with his punching the issues with cubans are their will to fight when it gets rough and physical

Let’s wait and see. He seems very promising. Nice vid gems

In Cuba they changed how they do things. Now Cubans can actually turn professional and still get to travel back to Cuba. Its a huge change for that country. Before Cubans would have to defect from their country meaning they could never go back if they wanted to fight professionally. This can hurt u mentally in many obvious ways. Not being able to see ur children or ur family. Being stuck in a strange country where the concepts of money and capatlism are not fully understood to a boxer with little education and what little they do have they are taught communism. Its why i think most Cubans dont pan out is they get taken advantage of because they are alone. Now that wont happen anymore. So Cruz could actually be the first financially successfully Cuban boxer. Its gigantic for a country where boxing is the number 1 past time.

I’m not convinced up to this point after watching his pro debut. But the night is young

Do you thinking linking up with Rigos trainer could help him with some of his issues?

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Most high level trainers can help him adjust.

@eugenymalo8704

Жыл бұрын

There is something off about Pedro Diaz, his pedigree in boxing is unmatched but there is a reason not many top fighters ans trainers in Miami work with him. Andy Cruz actually did great by not going to him

He is my favorite Cuban boxer at the moment and possibly my favorite if he continues to win as a pro and fight Elite fighters

Great addition for the sport

Good video. Not a big fan of Cruz's leg stance. Like you said, if Cruz is more acclimated to the amateur style of not going to the body, it may be a long, tough road in the pros.

Can you please make a Haney vs Loma video and who u think will win!

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYODqrKtiM3QpZs.html

He's very talented great footwork, good speed, good counter puncher. Toprank could build him. Don't know if Eddie can pull it off

He is gonna have to make those adjustments and really work on putting more power on those punches and being more aggressive. Tbh I feel like he could be like a Lara and cause people a lot of trouble with his crazy reflexes and foot work. He did hurt Keyshawn on the fight at Peru tho, but he needs to develop that killer mentality to finish the job for the pros.

I feel like Keyshawn definitely gonna want this fight lol. I thought their bout in Japan was pretty close I'm no expert and I'm biased cuz I like the kid 🤷🏽‍♂️. but regardless it'll be interesting to see how Cruz fairs on "Key's turf" assuming they're in the same weight. with Key having been a pro longer and gaining a better feel for the bright lights, how they judge and score, smaller gloves, etc. even if they don't fight I been waiting for Cruz to turn pro since him and Davis' 3rd fight in in the amateurs cuz I liked what I saw. it should be interesting 🤔

I hope his team moves him wisely. He is very good at what he does, but if he is put in with an experienced professional who doesn't care how many accurate shots that he throws that are ineffective, Andy will be in trouble. This is the pros. Rugged fighters will use grappling tactics, that will get you DQed in amateurs, to rough him up. So-called dirty fighters like Loma, Shakur, and even Keyshawn will manhandle him.

Where’d you find this footage been looking for this fight for 2 years 😂

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

I had it from a while back

@khalilthompson56

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems I’ll pay you for the whole fight if you got it

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

I have all the exchanges in a vid on patreon called “Quest for Gold” Patreon.com/boxinggems

Gems do you train yourself and if you do wanna show some sparring clips? I would love to see the fight iq at work

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

When Boxing Gems is “full time” perhaps I will do that. My time is stretched thin right now.

Andy gets off balance alot. We gotta see him in pros first b4 we say we throwing him in there with top dogs. With proper training he could be dangerous tho his reach is crazy.

Cruz has excellent head movement and defense but yes he will have to learn to get serious and sit down on some punches. Depends on how they move him on how good he will be.

Great Video Will you do one on Arlen Lopez? Don't know if he is turning pro, but Will be good to hear your opinion on him Or even Erislandy Savon.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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Is that the Australian kid named Harry Garside at the start in blue.

Ur a beast bro

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

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He tore Keyshawn Azz Up!!!😂

I saw him fight in what I thought was a pro fight . He kinda still has those Ammy habits from what I see . Gotta make those adjustments. But I’ll be looking forward to seeing him rumble.

My man said his “ his OVERHAND turns into a forceful HI-5 ..”☠️ 😅 I hear no lies Great breakdown as per usual fam 🤙🏾

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

😂🤷🏾‍♂️

I also have concerns about Cruz being all he’s being built up to be. I just don’t see it. Especially Hearn saying he beats Haney Shakur and Tank now. Idk how well his game transfers to the pros

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Promoter is supposed to build that type of hype

do a vid on emiliano vargas

Apparently he’s joining Bozy Ennis’ camp?

@pitbullthedog668

Жыл бұрын

Where u hear that? But that’s good for him. They will teach him how to sit on his shots

@palemonhurtado8914

Жыл бұрын

@@pitbullthedog668 kzread.info/dash/bejne/hZh8zqWtYZXchJc.html

@palemonhurtado8914

Жыл бұрын

@@pitbullthedog668 here’s the link bro. It’s in Spanish and in the interview the interviewer asks him about the Bozy Ennis link and Cruz confirms it

@pitbullthedog668

Жыл бұрын

@@palemonhurtado8914 where the link

@htmm5167

Жыл бұрын

That's wild, he will be a problem then

Ooooooooohhhhh I’m sure Keyshawn wants a rematch with that dude

I loved Erislandy Lara, & Rigondeux, I loved the z Cubans style they just seemed to lack that ferociousness & dog.

First of all your channel and your content is amazing. I thank you for the time and effort you put in each and every video. As far as Andy Cruz I feel thaf you're completely wrong and I'll explain why. Having watched Andy Cruz since the beginning of his career in both international and national competitions I believe he will make a great pro and I will have him as the favourite against Tank, Keyshawn and Shakur if they are still around at his weight. Andy Cruz was fighting first at 57 kg and in 2015 he won his first international title by winning the Pan-Am games in Toronto. In the following year he got robbed in the Worlds against Belarusian kid in the quarterfinals and I believed finished with a bronze in the same weight class, 57 kg. At the time he was a much weaker puncher and had a much-more point oriented fighting style. He then moved two divisions up to 64kg where he looked different, his style in a just a few months had chaged and he got the silver in the Cuban nationals against very strong competition. After the loss in the final of the Cuban Nationals he was upbeat and congratulated the winner saying that he still needed to work on his strength and since that moment he has washed every single fighter on the planet including Keyshawn. So very ealy in his career he showed a tremendous ability to adjust by going up in weight by 16 pounds and able to change his fighting style in less than a year, which has shown be that he is an extremely adaptable fighter. Another point I would like to discuss in terms of Andy's style adaptability. In domestic fights in Cuba his style is much more of an aggressive boxer puncher where he is not under pressure to perform the way the Cuban nationals trainers ask him to fight in international competitions. As you may or may not know Loma had 7 pro 5-round fights before turning pro in America in the WSB or World Series Boxing as an amateur. Well, Andy Cruz has had 14 WSB 5-round pro fights as an amateur. His last pro fight was against el Titere Vazquez in Mexico. You probably know of Titere. He has one of the most difficult, unorthodox boxing styles in pro boxing. As of right now, Andy Cruz has more proffessional fights and rounds than Keyshawn Davis. In my opinion he has faced better fighters too. As far as how he throws the right hand. Andy Cruz can throw it as a push punch or turn it over. He adjusts it depending on the fight, the opponent, etc. Even against Keyshawn in 2 of their fights he hurt and stumbled Keyshawn with the push right hand and another time by turning it over. Having said that pushing the back hand doesn't always translate in weaker punch. In most cases yes, however, David Morrell Jr. also depending on the situation does push the back hand and as a matter of fact this is the type of straight left he knocked out Mario Cazares with and broke his neck. As far as the body punching, there is plenty of Andy Cruz fights where he shows some of the best body to head and head to body combinations. If you look at just the Davis fights, they were very evenely matched and all fights took place in the finals if I am not mistaken and that's where fights in the ams become much more strategic. So in this case I think you got it completely right. Smth else, I believe the Keyshawn that faced Cruz was a better fighter than the Keyshawn of today. I was a big fan of his in the ams and he had some great wins against better fighters than the fighters he's faced as a pro so far.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

What exactly was wrong about the info in the video? I’m not wrong about pushing the back hand, not turning it over, not loading it off the back leg. That’s all on film. I’m not wrong about what it possibly means or its potential consequences either. Again, it’s on film.

@eugenymalo8704

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems you are wrong on the possibilities if you look at the glass half-full. You're also wrong on soecifically looking for footage that supports your theory. Also, the fact that you believe Keyshawn is going to be great while Andy will possibly be not based on Andy washing him 4-0 kind of makes me think or at least the optics make you look like a fanboy in this particular video. I've explained everything in great detail in my first response. Here, Im posting the first short youtube video I stumbled upon and see how his technique on the right hand looks. He is turning the punch completely with his whole body behind him kzread.info6UvD6fMWe2w?feature=share

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

You explained things that have nothing to do with the video. You’re saying I’m wrong without me giving a conclusion. This all makes you look like you’re emotionally invested or a fanboy. What are you talking about “looking at the glass half-full”? This isn’t about hope, optimism or pessimism. It’s about film. I can’t be wrong about possibilities based on what Cruz does on film repeatedly. What could happen is on the video happening. I can’t be specifically looking for film that supports “my narrative” if I can show him repeatedly doing the same thing in a 3 round fight. You see how you sound? You exposed yourself and tried to project. Shits weak. If you’re a fan of the man just say you’re a fan and stay out these conversations.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

He “washed” everybody including Keyshawn? Exaggerated fan talk considering obvious split decisions. Morrell definitely loaded his back foot/hand to knock out Cazares. It’s done in the shuffle forward. You have to learn first then give opinions.

@eugenymalo8704

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems nah man, 4-0 is a wash. You are still triggered cause I broke down your fanboyism in the video. Ego is a bitch.

Most sports gets ruined when going to the Olympics, boxing gets gutted. The whole holier persona on a sport about dudes punching dudes is annoying, specially because dudes good at punching dudes are not usually at the Olympics, so when fighting skilled boxers they get frustrated. We have had the golden age of Olympic boxers that ended with Holyfield, after that there’s a 80% chance you’ve got pillow hands if you’re touted as a highly skilled Olympic boxer. It’s fine to fight to a decision, so maybe amateurs need a 3 knockdowns per fight rule. You can still score normally but at least you’ve got a viable alternative strategy.

He Gotta give Keyshawn dat rematch

Amateur boxing and pro boxing are fight very different in general. I don’t think you can really compare the two very much.

You should also mention the huge fact that he has lost virtually 2-3 years of development in the process of trying to leave Cuba to turn pro. That is serious. Let's consider, for instance, Robeisy Ramírez's poor boxing shape when he finally managed to escape. Regarding the "high-five" amateur habit, Cruz could overcome it. Yordenis Ugás had the same issue and has turned into a more than decent pro. In my opinion Cruz has more raw talent.

Looks like he's going to need to see a spevific type of opponent as a pro while they build up him vs Davis. Pillow-fisted combo punchers will give him experience with less danger. Because a slick counter puncher could wobble and possibly stop him on a sloppy day.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

Transitioning may not be that easy and his power and punching mechanics need work on if he wants to make it for in the pros and adjust to the different environment, pretty much what I got from this video 👍

I like him a lot of people do wrong moves when there’s really no wrong move in boxing he’ll make adjustments

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

False or extremely oversimplified. You would have to explain.

@earfquake4556

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems nah true. For example George kambosos footwork problem but he still won vs teofimo and catterral vs Taylor

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Bruh… that’s not an example. All you’re saying is they were able to get away with making mistakes and still win. Your original point was that their is no wrong move in boxing.

@earfquake4556

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems Dude it is I’m saying everybody has flaws that was they big moment and they showed up🤷🏾‍♂️

@eugenymalo8704

Жыл бұрын

Pacman crossing his feet when he throws the back hand and throwing his swivel jab, lead hand hook or uppercut while feet up in the air. He turned that flaw into his money punch hurting many great fighters with it. Mayweather fighting with his chin up his whole career and making it work is another example of making the wrong right in his particular case. Mike Tyson having a square stance really worked great for him as far as switch hitting and counters. These are big no-no's in boxing yet these fighters have made them work for them. Roy Jones never really being known for a great jab and Im being generous. Muhamed Ali who almost never threw any body shots. Joe Calzaghe retired undefested by brutally slapping his opponents. Andre Ward was two division champ without having much of a right hand, he pushed it a lot of times and I know he had a shoulder injury and all. Usyk is another fighter that pushes his back hand. The fact of the matter is that 99.9% of great fighters have flaws but they make all the parts work great. I see the same with Andy and hopefully he gets a great team behind him

Have you looked at the UK kid Adam Azim????

He should should fight Keyshawn within his first 5 fights let’s see how he do😂💯

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Nah, nah he shouldn’t lol

@theblameboxing

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems 135 not big enough for the both of them with there history they definitely gonna wanna get it on he definitely needs to develop more as a pro before facing Keyshawn but I hope they get cocky & take it early 😂 key gonna rock him

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

I’d favor KD until I see some improvements

I think Andy cruz is skilled enough to beat shakur stevenson and devin haney

@ritzkola2302

Жыл бұрын

Definitely enough to wash loma

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Explain

There are some similarities between him and a guy who competes in a karate competition. Karate competitions regulated byt the World Karate Federation are not oriented towards knocking the opponent out or hitting them with full force. Instead, it's all about scoring points.

It seems that with the exception of the champs, most pros have a glaring weakness that gets exploited. Why do you think they get away with bad form/ rhythm steps / bad technique for so long? It confuses me that a pro boxer ignores holes in his life’s work.

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Because trainers don’t all train the same and some of those are just bad gym habits that haven’t been exploited. Even if they have, it’s not a guarantee that the fighter knows what they did wrong

@savezeldaa1965

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingGems your reasoning makes sense because it implies that the great fighters are those that can self analyze and patch the holes in their game either during a fight where they are getting bodied or after a loss. good breakdown. question on the fulton fight: i think inoue has fulton beat in nearly every corner because of their comparative speed, ring iq, and power - but, inoue is fighting a slick counter puncher without having elite head movement. how much do you think that will come into play with respect to the other variables in which inoue dominates?

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

I think it depends on the range. From the outside-midrange Fulton can either time Inoue or catch him in between compilations. Inoue doesn’t reach or lunge often so countering that way likely won’t be there for Fulton. On the inside it’s a different story. Inoue better get his head off the line.

Keyshawn Davis would destroy him if they fight right now. Can't wait to see that!

Andy Cruz has exceptional footwork and movement, some of the best I've ever seen. If you folk think he won't learn how to put more weight into his punches, don't be stupid

Hearns got experience with high level fighters. If he took someone like AJ to the top I’m sure Cruz will be fine

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Completely different as a heavyweight in the era.

Star

Who is he signed with?

@BoxingGems

Жыл бұрын

Matchroom/Eddy

Andy Cruz is more skilled and disciplined than Robeisy. This should be interesting for el hijo de cuba 🇨🇺

Cuba in Philadelphia the best boxers

You’re literally giving the fighters free promotion they shouldn’t punish you for that

@BoxingGems

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🤷🏾‍♂️ Makes sense to me

Btw, did you guys see Keyshawn melting down over Hearn asking him to fight Andy for his pro fight? That tells us a lot about Andy lol. Davis calling people out left and right but when he gets called out he goes on some retarded emotional windmill while driving 😂. Andy living rent free in his head. I think Cruz also called him out on Twitter but I might be wrong. Shakur too hating big time on Andy. I mean when they hate so much, they know what's up. Cruz coming for all of them

I doubt he’ll reach the hype some people are giving him but I think he’ll still add to an already good list of guys at lightweight. But I suspect that he’ll end up a stepping stone for Keyshawn and Keyshawn will get his “revenge” in the pros at some point.

@alsimmonshellspawn6021

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He will smoke Keyshawn again

He needs a nice grooming period to adjust his style to the pros.

Andy Cruz is training with The Ennis camp. 2 n 0 so far. Mr Ennis n Boots Maya doing a great job Maya doing a great job. Video time will tell. Keyshawn Davis were u at?

Eddie Hearn just said he wants Cruz vs Davis in July… Horrible move imo, Cruz needs time to adjust to the pros

@BoxingGems

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Eddy knows damn well that’s not going to happen. Why would it?

Bwuhahah nice music in a Hispanic/latino fighter video🔥🔥 😂

My guess is Andy Cruz is gonna have a career like Diosbelys Hurtado. Solid but not able to beat the elite pros.

They are gonna have to rush him quicker than they did loma , so much to learn and fix . So little Time ,

@BoxingGems

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Why would they have to rush him quicker than Loma?

@jeremiahsmith9278

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@@BoxingGems I mean he not young , the way these dude fight today (one fight a year ) or injuries can happen , Wikipedia say he 27

@BoxingGems

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@@jeremiahsmith9278 Yea but the Loma example is extreme. If Cruz fights at 135 do you really think Haney or Loma should be his second pro fight? That would be the case if you want to rush him like Loma.

They should feed him to keyshawn

And cuz 27 . He doesn’t got the completion to get moved like Loma did. Cubans are cool fighters but they never can really get it done at the elite level, just the amateur Level

Bust

It's interesting the some high level amateur have what looks like poor technique

I see people already saying he’s going to dominate 135 lol. People always overrated Great Cuban amateur fighters

He definitely get blenderized by tank

The pros is easier the promoter's job is defeated you 30 ducks for you get a step-up fight the pros is the corniest former boxing whip step aside money

@ritzkola2302

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You recently changed your username.

Cruz dosent seem to have any power at all. And now i see why. I bet from watching him and keyshawn that fight would be different now in tge pros

@eugenymalo8704

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He actually hurt Keyshawn bad with the right hand in one of their fights. Even Keyshawn admitted he was hurt in a youtube video from years ago where he is commentating on his fight with Cruz. Andy has one big issue but gems didn't really talk about it. I imagine he didn't notice it

He going to be the best pro 135 can't do nothing with him he going to expose all of them

@ritzkola2302

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Sheesh already?!😂

@htmm5167

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Naa bro stop

@BoxingGems

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Now that’s hype!

@marcedwards2464

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He beat Keyshawn Davis four times in Shakur Stevenson struggle with Keyshawn he said it himself on KZread

@marcedwards2464

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@@htmm5167 stop what he'll gold medalist for gold medals