Roman Gonzalez Ready For Viloria if Money is Right
Posted by: Haxel Ruben Murillo on 7/28/2015 .
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By Haxel Ruben Murillo, notifight.com
WBC flyweight champion Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez (43-0, 37 KOs) is more than ready to face former beltholder Brian Viloria on October 17th, as part of the Gennady Golovkin vs. David Lemieux HBO pay-per-view undercard from New York's Madison Square Garden.
Viloria has stetted that he's been chasing Gonzalez for two years and claims the dangerous puncher is running from the fight.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum had previously mentioned Gonzalez for a fight with Viloria in Mexico. Gonzalez passed on the opportunity because he had little interest in fighting in Mexico and more importantly HBO was not interested in televising that card.
To face Viloria in the United States, as part of a major pay-per-view on HBO, Gonzalez is all ears on an offer.
"In America I'd fight Viloria. I know he wants to fight me. Actually I'd like to fight on the undercard of Golovkin, but that's not been confirmed. Supposedly my opponent is between Giovanni Segura and Brian Viloria, because there is the possibility that fight in November against Naoya Inoue for the fourth title. In boxing things change," Gonzalez said at a press conference organized by his promoter Nica Boxing.
"I want to fight with Viloria, but the issue is getting paid well, because I will not fight just to fight. I'm not running from anyone, I am ready to face anyone, but all I want is a good purse. The people of HBO were not interested in seeing me fight in Mexico, so that's why the fight with Viloria was not presented in that country."
"We are in negotiations this week so I will update you. It is a fact that I will fight again in October in the US. I want to fight with Viloria. Segura would be a good fight but would pay me less."
Roman Gonzalez Ready For Viloria if Money is Right
Isnt this the same thing he pulled with Estrada for a rematch?
Yep
Roman Gonzalez Wants Huge Purse For Estrada Rematch
Posted by: Haxel Ruben Murillo on 9/9/2014 .
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By Haxel Ruben Murillo, notifight.com
At just 27 years old, undefeated Nicaraguan Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez has managed to touch the top of the boxing world and establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. However, the triple world champion and second best fighter in the history of the country has gone through difficult times in the past six years since winning his first 105-pound title against Japanese Yutaka Niida. Fortunately, the pugilist has overcome every disadvantage, and never has it affected his performance in the ring.
Right now, one of the biggest fights in the lower weight divisions is a rematch between "Chocolatito" (40-0, 34 KOs), who holds the WBC crown, and Mexican Juan Francisco "Gallo" Estrada, the current WBA and WBO flyweight champion. Gonzalez won a twelve round unanimous decision over Estrada.
Many are excited about a rematch against Juan Francisco "Gallo" Estrada, however, it was already announced that you are making a defense on November 22. Why did you decide to wait?
"I did not make that decision. It was Teiken Promotions, the promoter that is driving my career. And clearly I'm telling you, I have done a lot more than Estrada. So much has been talked about with respect to this fight, but if they do not pay me a million dollars - I will not fight. "
Roman Gonzalez Wants Huge Purse For Estrada Rematch
Posted by: Haxel Ruben Murillo on 7/28/2015 .
>>>Click Here For Tons of More Breaking Boxing News, Articles and Insider Information<<<
By Haxel Ruben Murillo, notifight.com
WBC flyweight champion Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez (43-0, 37 KOs) is more than ready to face former beltholder Brian Viloria on October 17th, as part of the Gennady Golovkin vs. David Lemieux HBO pay-per-view undercard from New York's Madison Square Garden.
Viloria has stetted that he's been chasing Gonzalez for two years and claims the dangerous puncher is running from the fight.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum had previously mentioned Gonzalez for a fight with Viloria in Mexico. Gonzalez passed on the opportunity because he had little interest in fighting in Mexico and more importantly HBO was not interested in televising that card.
To face Viloria in the United States, as part of a major pay-per-view on HBO, Gonzalez is all ears on an offer.
"In America I'd fight Viloria. I know he wants to fight me. Actually I'd like to fight on the undercard of Golovkin, but that's not been confirmed. Supposedly my opponent is between Giovanni Segura and Brian Viloria, because there is the possibility that fight in November against Naoya Inoue for the fourth title. In boxing things change," Gonzalez said at a press conference organized by his promoter Nica Boxing.
"I want to fight with Viloria, but the issue is getting paid well, because I will not fight just to fight. I'm not running from anyone, I am ready to face anyone, but all I want is a good purse. The people of HBO were not interested in seeing me fight in Mexico, so that's why the fight with Viloria was not presented in that country."
"We are in negotiations this week so I will update you. It is a fact that I will fight again in October in the US. I want to fight with Viloria. Segura would be a good fight but would pay me less."
Roman Gonzalez Ready For Viloria if Money is Right
Isnt this the same thing he pulled with Estrada for a rematch?
Yep
Roman Gonzalez Wants Huge Purse For Estrada Rematch
Posted by: Haxel Ruben Murillo on 9/9/2014 .
>>>Click Here For Tons of More Breaking Boxing News, Articles and Insider Information<<<
By Haxel Ruben Murillo, notifight.com
At just 27 years old, undefeated Nicaraguan Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez has managed to touch the top of the boxing world and establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. However, the triple world champion and second best fighter in the history of the country has gone through difficult times in the past six years since winning his first 105-pound title against Japanese Yutaka Niida. Fortunately, the pugilist has overcome every disadvantage, and never has it affected his performance in the ring.
Right now, one of the biggest fights in the lower weight divisions is a rematch between "Chocolatito" (40-0, 34 KOs), who holds the WBC crown, and Mexican Juan Francisco "Gallo" Estrada, the current WBA and WBO flyweight champion. Gonzalez won a twelve round unanimous decision over Estrada.
Many are excited about a rematch against Juan Francisco "Gallo" Estrada, however, it was already announced that you are making a defense on November 22. Why did you decide to wait?
"I did not make that decision. It was Teiken Promotions, the promoter that is driving my career. And clearly I'm telling you, I have done a lot more than Estrada. So much has been talked about with respect to this fight, but if they do not pay me a million dollars - I will not fight. "
Roman Gonzalez Wants Huge Purse For Estrada Rematch
Wow, smh, this RIGHT HERE is what I want to see BAD. Sorry 
Breh this one is hard, pause, I can't choose one but if I had to...... E Money Bags Jr. aka The Truth, but I like Iman better than all of them, it's too early. Walters and Oscar gonna bump heads in a few years.
Aint no best, but in comparison the boxers that Manny trained were more successful, but he also trained more boxers. Also, if I was a professional boxer, he is the ONE who'd I want to train me.
I had a DOPE convo with Yoel Judah 
