Donaire vs. Narvaez a Fight to Wait

Watch Donaire vs Narvaez bout this year, HBO Will Air Nonito Donaire reappear on November 5, List of Challengers Offered by Top Rank

after you watch Donaire vs Narvaez  fight , HBO has trained their selection on Nonito Donaire’s following match, which will proceeds on November 5 a week before Pacquiao vs Marquez III on HBO pay-per-viewthe network has been offered with a list of potential challengers. Dan Rafael has that list, so let’s examine:

• Omar Narvaez (35-0-2, 19 KO): This is the major and finest fight being offered. The 36-year-old Narvaez presently owned the super flyweight title, and was a owning the title for a long time, but he’s remained a homebody above his profession and has took a few choices to go his tactic that were understood as a effect of hometown unfairness. He’s never confronted anyone near Donaire’s level and having appreciated Narvaez fight several times, he’s a firm guy and wily guy in his own terms, with his own level of resistance, but Donaire would probable finish him in petite order. Donaire is described as  too big, too strong, too fast for Narvaez. The only reason people could see Narvaez compelling this fight is money, and seemingly he’s been offered a big payday for the match. He’s not getting younger. Narvaez has certainly not brawled in the United States, and his only trips out of Argentina have been bouts in Italy, France and Spain.

• Silence Mabuza (23-3, 19 KO): a 33-year-old Mabuza isn’t really a challenger any longer, taking not done much since losing a second time to Rafael Marquez way back in  year 2006. He’s gone 4-1 meanwhile he was doing well in the defeat to Yonnhy Perez in year 2009, but he propelled that one miserable the bounce. His best win since losing to Marquez has been over Eden Sonsona, and his last fight was a win over Lwazi Mzolisa.
• Christian Esquivel (23-2, 17 KO): Esquivel, 24, is a good fighter on a pretty good track, but he’s not that close to Donaire’s level either.
• Sebastian Gauthier (21-2, 13 KO): Gauthier, 29, is mainly a club fighter. He’s battled all of two times planned for over eight rounds, with one of those last two rounds (a win) and another lasting four (a loss).
• Alexander Munoz (35-4, 27 KO): Munoz, 32, has battled much of his boxing profession in Japan, and though he’s been a legit challenger in the past at 115, he’s past his leading and has only fought in the States twice, where he’s 0-2. His last fight was a loss to Koki Kameda in December, and it wasn’t predominantly close.