Sub: Yes, Juan Manuel Lopez Decides to Take Off as He Hears This Same Monstrous Galloping Horse
a Few Steps from His Behind
CASUAL TALK from LAS VEGAS, California – You may have heard the story of the seven last plagues highlighting the seven horses of distinctive characteristics and power that would strike during the final crisis of this world. In boxing, their trail-blazing power can be heard. Out of the little-big men’s division, they don’t come in one at a time. They come as one – in a complete package of seven. I mean, they are a package of one fighter, now a ‘dark horse’ with strange monstrosity. And undefeated WBO featherweight champion Juan Manuel Lopez (30-0, 27 KOs) just heard its cadence.
Yes, an even 1,2,3,4 cadence can be heard, with the hind foot striking upon one division and another and would just soon be ready for another.
Then, Lopez stated that he wants to move up to the junior lightweight division next year, meaning this year will be his last year to fight at 126 pounds.
“We have two fights at 126, Orlando Salido and a rematch with Rafael Marquez. I hope to go to 130 pounds for 2012.” said Lopez to Finghtnews.com
Lopez’s critical thinking may have gotten his way: It’s better to take off than get struck down by this monstrous galloping horse. Of course, he has heard his name. And this same “dark horse” mentions his name, not twice but on countless ocassions. He is the target.
Lopez also stated that he also wants to fight at 135lb and 140lb in the future.
And who do you think this “montrous dark horse” would be?
