MrWestGrand
The Negotiator
I have Estrada beating this dude, because he’s touching him with a lot of straight rights and left hooks. HBO commentating is so bias it’s crazy.
HBO 2/24 - Superfly 2!!! King Sor (P4P #1) vs Estrada / Cuadras vs Arroyo / Nietes vs Reveco
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MrWestGrand
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I’m on the West Coast, so I don’t know who wn yet.
@Bigblackted4 hey man i dig your avi 
Chocolatito Praises Estrada: Sor Rungvisai Lost, Unfair Decision!
By Elisinio Castillo
Former four division world champion Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez was an interested observer on Saturday night, as he watched two of his past opponents collide in the ring.
At The Forum in Los Angeles, California, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai retained his WBC super flyweight world title with a twelve round majority decision win over Juan Francisco "El Gallo" Estrada.
Chocolatito won a hard-fought decision over Estrada several years ago, and suffered two defeats at the hands of Sor Rungvisai in 2017.
However, Chocolatito did not agree with the scorecards.
He saw Estrada as the clear winner and felt the Mexican fighter boxed a beautiful fight and had the right strategy to win.
He said Estrada was robbed in the manner that he was, in the March 2017 clash with Sor Rungvisai.
"Estrada won. It was a tough fight, but there is no doubt that Estrada won," Chocolatito said to TN8 in Nicaragua.
"Estrada scored very well, he moved very well, he avoided punches very well, he made his fight very well. He knew that if he stayed with Rungvisai it would be a knockout. Rungvisai is a very strong guy who is very durable, but the fight that Estrada made was excellent, his leg movements, how he threw punches. He did not move all the time, but it was an excellent fight. Congratulations to Mexico, to Estrada and to his entire team for an excellent fight.
"Rungvisai, in this fight, did not throw his punches very well. I did not see the power, he missed a lot of shots and when he misses a lot of shots he gets tired. It was an excellent fight that Estrada did.
"[The decision] does not seem fair to me. This is the same thing that happened to me when I fought. It is a real sadness that this is happening in the world of boxing. Estrada did a good job. We are not blind, (Estrada) won clearly by two points or three points. I do not understand, but that's the way of boxing. For me, sincerely, he won the fight."
choc needs to sit there and be quiet
..how dare he speak ill of King Sor 
..did he not learn his lesson?
seemorecizzy
Superstar
I told yall
The dynasty, no not ming but SOR
Underdog for 3 straight fights,
winner in 3 straight fights
winner in 3 straight fights
The dynasty, no not ming but SOR
King Sor eating three meals a day = 
Knicksman20
Superstar
I'm watching this fight & I'm thinking Estrada reminds me of JMM with the way he holds his guard & the way he counters. 2 mins later I hear Max say that his favorite fighter
I scored it for Estrada by one round but could see King Sor winning by the same margin or a draw.
I had king sor 12-0 
seemorecizzy
Superstar
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
They need to run that back .
reservoirdogs
Superstar
watched it again, now in HD
originally had Sor by 115-113
now I had him 116-112
only clear Estrada rounds were 2,8 and 12
clear Sor rounds were 3,4,5,6,7,
1st round could go either way but I gave it to Sor, felt like both were landing but Sor landing the harder shots
9th round I gave it to Estrada, it wasn't as clear for him as the 8th but overall he did the better job imo
10th round I gave to Sor, he came back to the fight after the previous two rounds, landed the heavier shots and wasn't outlanded or wasn't outlanded by a margin which would make up for Estrada for not landing the harder shots
Some gave the 11th round to Estrada but 11th round I also found it a rather clear Sor round, Estrada started doing things in the last 30 seconds but not even close enough to me to win the round. The "push the last 30 seconds so the judges will remember to your work more" strategy really isn't working once you are aware that it's a thing... Rungvisai outworked and outlanded him in that round before
I only hardly see a case for Estrada really winning this. I can't see him winning all those 4 "swing rounds" because only one of them was really a razor close round (the 1st) and other than that the 11th and 10th rounds even though they weren't as clear Sor rounds as 3-7 they still rather belonged to Rungvisai and the 9th rather belonged to Estrada
I might see why someone scored it a draw with giving the 9th the 1st and either the 10th or 11th to JFE, but I don't see an Estrada win, not really...
Rungvisai earned this and rightfully got the nod
it's also one of those rare occurrences when I completely agree with a Lederman scorecard. I had the fight just like him this time around.
originally had Sor by 115-113
now I had him 116-112
only clear Estrada rounds were 2,8 and 12
clear Sor rounds were 3,4,5,6,7,
1st round could go either way but I gave it to Sor, felt like both were landing but Sor landing the harder shots
9th round I gave it to Estrada, it wasn't as clear for him as the 8th but overall he did the better job imo
10th round I gave to Sor, he came back to the fight after the previous two rounds, landed the heavier shots and wasn't outlanded or wasn't outlanded by a margin which would make up for Estrada for not landing the harder shots
Some gave the 11th round to Estrada but 11th round I also found it a rather clear Sor round, Estrada started doing things in the last 30 seconds but not even close enough to me to win the round. The "push the last 30 seconds so the judges will remember to your work more" strategy really isn't working once you are aware that it's a thing... Rungvisai outworked and outlanded him in that round before
I only hardly see a case for Estrada really winning this. I can't see him winning all those 4 "swing rounds" because only one of them was really a razor close round (the 1st) and other than that the 11th and 10th rounds even though they weren't as clear Sor rounds as 3-7 they still rather belonged to Rungvisai and the 9th rather belonged to Estrada
I might see why someone scored it a draw with giving the 9th the 1st and either the 10th or 11th to JFE, but I don't see an Estrada win, not really...
Rungvisai earned this and rightfully got the nod
it's also one of those rare occurrences when I completely agree with a Lederman scorecard. I had the fight just like him this time around.
Black_Jesus
Superstar
Top 3If you don’t have King Sor in the top of the P4P after this 3 fight stretch
nikkas had chocolatito holding down #1 like concrete but won’t put the king even in the top 10
- King Sor
Photos: Sor Rungvisai Gets Hero's Welcome - With Grilled Rat
Last Saturday night, World Boxing Council (WBC) super flyweight champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai of Thailand defended his crown for the second time with a twelve round majority decision over mandatory challenger Juan Francisco Estrada of Mexico.
The fight headlined a big night as part of the HBO televised event, SuperFly 2, that promoter Tom Loeffler of 360 Promotions organized at The Forum of Inglewood, in Los Angeles, California.
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Rungvisai was received as a hero in Thailand and upon his arrival at the airport, his mother, Nurat Wang-ek, was waiting for him with his favorite foods, which included succulent dishes such as grilled rat, fried pigeons and red ants with rice.
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The Thai champion revealed that he was subjected to a very strict diet and had even to lose at least 2 pounds the night before weigh-in. So he was very happy to be received at the airport with his favorite delicacies.
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Regarding the possibility of a second fight with Estrada, the champion said - "I can challenge a rematch whenever I want. I'll make him look worse and probably even knock him out," Rungvisai told The Nation in Thailand.
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Also, on Tuesday it was reported that, according to "Nielsen Media Research," the battle between Rungvisai and Estrada attracted a maximum peak audience of 753,000 viewers and an average of 639,000 viewers, on HBO in the United States.
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man not only grilled rat...but pigeon and rice with red ants....king sor truly lives off the land
Last Saturday night, World Boxing Council (WBC) super flyweight champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai of Thailand defended his crown for the second time with a twelve round majority decision over mandatory challenger Juan Francisco Estrada of Mexico.
The fight headlined a big night as part of the HBO televised event, SuperFly 2, that promoter Tom Loeffler of 360 Promotions organized at The Forum of Inglewood, in Los Angeles, California.
Rungvisai was received as a hero in Thailand and upon his arrival at the airport, his mother, Nurat Wang-ek, was waiting for him with his favorite foods, which included succulent dishes such as grilled rat, fried pigeons and red ants with rice.
The Thai champion revealed that he was subjected to a very strict diet and had even to lose at least 2 pounds the night before weigh-in. So he was very happy to be received at the airport with his favorite delicacies.
Regarding the possibility of a second fight with Estrada, the champion said - "I can challenge a rematch whenever I want. I'll make him look worse and probably even knock him out," Rungvisai told The Nation in Thailand.
Also, on Tuesday it was reported that, according to "Nielsen Media Research," the battle between Rungvisai and Estrada attracted a maximum peak audience of 753,000 viewers and an average of 639,000 viewers, on HBO in the United States.
man not only grilled rat...but pigeon and rice with red ants....king sor truly lives off the land