CompuBox Report: Juan Manuel Lopez v. Gerry Penalosa
by Scott Christ on Apr 26, 2009 3:05 AM EDT
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Juan Manuel Lopez KO 9 Gerry Penalosa
04/25/2009 SAN JUAN
Punching machine Lopez averaged nearly 50 punches LANDED per round vs. ultimate warrior Penalosa. Lopez’s 87 punches landed in round eight ranked #6 all time for all weight classes. Lopez set jr. featherweight records for most power punches landed in a round, 84 and thrown, 129- also in round eight.
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Juanma is an absolute monster. Those numbers are terrifying— combine them with his speed, technique and power and you’ve got something very special.
The really scary part
Is that he’s good at boxing from the outside as well, just he hasn’t had to show it in his last 5 fights or so.
Vogt early, Vogt often.
The only weakness I noticed was towards the latter rounds, he seemed quite tired and his speed slightly slowed. But they were still brutally coming him. Just lord man, the look on Penelosa face looked like a truck ran him over some how.
"Penelosa is not human." -Max Kellerman on Gerry Penelosa during the Juan Manuel Lopes-Gerry Penelosa bout.
Much props to Penelosa though. I have yet to understand how the heck he stood up.
"Penelosa is not human." -Max Kellerman on Gerry Penelosa during the Juan Manuel Lopes-Gerry Penelosa bout.
Yeah. A lesser fighter is done early in that fight. He’s a warrior and a half. I mean, my God, 49% of 863 power punches landing? That’s unreal.
"If they cut my bald head open, they will find one big boxing glove. That's all I am. I live it." -- Marvin Hagler
by Scott Christ on Apr 26, 2009 3:52 PM EDT up reply actions
And it’s not like Penalosa ever really looked hurt. I mean, his face was brutally marked up, and occasionally he’d be buzzed for a moment, but there was never a moment where it was like “oh, he’s on the verge of going down” or where his legs started to give. He’d just cover up and slip for awhile, and launch those damn counter hooks.
Yeah
he seemed quite tired and his speed slightly slowed. http://www.pspconverter.com But they were still brutally coming him. Just lord man, the look on Penelosa face looked like a truck ran him over some how.
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