[BOXING] Jonas Sultan vs Carlos Caraballo - October 30, 2021

[carlisle1]

IMO, indeed Caraballo is one of the strongest fighter in his time with a record of 14-0 all by knockout but I don't think he has the advantage with the Filipino boxer with a record of 17-5 WL (11 of that is knockout)

Caraballo can't defeat Sultan easily in the early rounds because Sultan is more aggressive than his opponent and the Filipino boxer has more experience than the Puerto Rican fighter and can become an advantage and can fight Caraballo toe-to-toe.

http://philboxing.com/news/story-158521.html

He can't as Sultan is an experienced fighter who can also knock him down.

If Caraballo fight lazy and thinks he can easily beat his opponent, he might be surprised with what Sultan may bring him.

We know that inside the ring, the fighter who prepared well is the one who have the advantage, upset can happened anytime

Sultan have that chance if Caraballo will not take care and let him go toe-to-toe.

We will support Sultan although his opponent is undeniably good based on his undefeated record, maybe Caraballo will have the toughest fight of his career against Sultan, and if Sultan wins this, it's another big win for him that might make him close to his dreams to be a champion.

If Sultan wins this fight, the door will be open once again with his career. It's very important since he's really aiming to have a dream title.

Caraballo needs to operate smoothly if he doesn't want to be beaten by this Pinoy fighter, for sure Caraballo's camp
is aware how tough Pinoy fighter is,

preparation is more likely much aggressive to make sure that they are ready to
any strategy Sultan camp may use against this undefeated fighter.

[coin-investor]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.
I still believe Sultan is very much capable of beating Graballo.

[Questat]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.
I still believe Sultan is very much capable of beating Graballo.

We will see that.

Their style could change depending on who they are fighting, while a fighter who always win via KO, means he is really aggressive and would always go for a kill, sometimes, that's also a weakness because it made him underestimate the power of his opponent as he wants to KO right way.

Just try to reflect on the Pacquiao vs Marquez fight (their last fight), on that fight, Pacquiao was already going for a kill, but he didn't know Marquez still has the strength so, with a good counterpunch, Pacquiao got KO and hit the canvas.

This young fighter will only learn once they experience getting KO.

[freedomgo]

Just try to reflect on the Pacquiao vs Marquez fight (their last fight), on that fight, Pacquiao was already going for a kill, but he didn't know Marquez still has the strength so, with a good counterpunch, Pacquiao got KO and hit the canvas.

That's true, and Pacquiao learn from that not to be overaggressive as a lucky punch could always happen and will put a fighter on the ground.
Also, it's a different story as they already fought many times, while this fight, it's their first time to fight each other.

This young fighter will only learn once they experience getting KO.

Possible because they have the power to KO their opponent, so hopefully the promoter will put a rematch clause as it's good to watch two fighters who are willing to give everything just to make the fight interesting.

[Russlenat]

This young fighter will only learn once they experience getting KO.

Possible because they have the power to KO their opponent, so hopefully the promoter will put a rematch clause as it's good to watch two fighters who are willing to give everything just to make the fight interesting.

They are not champions like Wilder and Fury, so most likely there's no rematch clause in this fight, but depending on what they will show in the ring, if the fight ended in a controversial manner, then probably the promoter could set up a rematch if both fighters will agree on the terms.

[wxa7115]

IMO, indeed Caraballo is one of the strongest fighter in his time with a record of 14-0 all by knockout but I don't think he has the advantage with the Filipino boxer with a record of 17-5 WL (11 of that is knockout)

Caraballo can't defeat Sultan easily in the early rounds because Sultan is more aggressive than his opponent and the Filipino boxer has more experience than the Puerto Rican fighter and can become an advantage and can fight Caraballo toe-to-toe.

http://philboxing.com/news/story-158521.html

He can't as Sultan is an experienced fighter who can also knock him down.

If Caraballo fight lazy and thinks he can easily beat his opponent, he might be surprised with what Sultan may bring him.

We know that inside the ring, the fighter who prepared well is the one who have the advantage, upset can happened anytime

Sultan have that chance if Caraballo will not take care and let him go toe-to-toe.

Caraballo looks impressive with his undefeated record and his KO ratio and I understand why people see in him a potential star and think he is the favorite to win this fight, but he better prepare himself to the best of this abilities because Sultan is not going to be an easy fighter for him to beat up.

I know that many are not liking the fact that Sultan has that many losses but he is still a good fighter with more experience than Caraballo so he could just try to tire Caraballo out and beat him during the second half of the fight once Caraballo does not have the same stamina.

[TimeTeller]

IMO, indeed Caraballo is one of the strongest fighter in his time with a record of 14-0 all by knockout but I don't think he has the advantage with the Filipino boxer with a record of 17-5 WL (11 of that is knockout)

Caraballo can't defeat Sultan easily in the early rounds because Sultan is more aggressive than his opponent and the Filipino boxer has more experience than the Puerto Rican fighter and can become an advantage and can fight Caraballo toe-to-toe.

http://philboxing.com/news/story-158521.html

He can't as Sultan is an experienced fighter who can also knock him down.

If Caraballo fight lazy and thinks he can easily beat his opponent, he might be surprised with what Sultan may bring him.

We know that inside the ring, the fighter who prepared well is the one who have the advantage, upset can happened anytime

Sultan have that chance if Caraballo will not take care and let him go toe-to-toe.

Caraballo looks impressive with his undefeated record and his KO ratio and I understand why people see in him a potential star and think he is the favorite to win this fight, but he better prepare himself to the best of this abilities because Sultan is not going to be an easy fighter for him to beat up.

I know that many are not liking the fact that Sultan has that many losses but he is still a good fighter with more experience than Caraballo so he could just try to tire Caraballo out and beat him during the second half of the fight once Caraballo does not have the same stamina.

The odds are not yet out, but we are expecting that bookies will favor Caraballo here.
Caraballo should also not underestimate the strength of Sultan because it may ruin his undefeated record.
Preparation and techniques are good combination to defeat an opponent.
That's why sometimes record is not the ultimate basis of who will win the fight inside the ring.

[Dave1]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.
I still believe Sultan is very much capable of beating Graballo.

I agree, although people are talking about Caraballo knockout power, Sultan shouldn't be taken lightly though. Yes, he ha losses but he is as tough as you can get a fighter from the Philippines that's why he has been given the chance.

I'm not a hater but maybe Caraballo is over rated here, he hasn't fought anyone with a good chin and big heart like Sultan. There could be surprises in this fight.

[molsewid]

The odds are not yet out, but we are expecting that bookies will favor Caraballo here.
Caraballo should also not underestimate the strength of Sultan because it may ruin his undefeated record.
Preparation and techniques are good combination to defeat an opponent.
That's why sometimes record is not the ultimate basis of who will win the fight inside the ring.

Caraballo has an impressive record with being undefeated I think it would be hard fight for Jonas Sultan. From the current record presented for sure the bookies will favor Caraballo but being undefeated doesn't mean that we should underestimate the skills and potential of Sultan which I think Caraballo shouldn't be comfortable with his current record too. The fight may seem Sultan being underdog when it comes to a record basis but we wouldn't know until we see the fight.
 

[Kelvinid]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.
I still believe Sultan is very much capable of beating Graballo.

I agree, although people are talking about Caraballo knockout power, Sultan shouldn't be taken lightly though. Yes, he ha losses but he is as tough as you can get a fighter from the Philippines that's why he has been given the chance.

I'm not a hater but maybe Caraballo is over rated here, he hasn't fought anyone with a good chin and big heart like Sultan. There could be surprises in this fight.

Garaballo is not overrated IMO, his record is just impressive so people think that he will be the favorite in this fight and he would win. Sultan is not yet a known fighter, he still has a lot of proving to do in order to make a name in boxing, so beating an undefeated fighter would really help him to be popular.

[Pamadar]

Caraballo has an impressive record with being undefeated I think it would be hard fight for Jonas Sultan.

The stats are really impressive, and this guy is still hot after winning last March of this year.

From the current record presented for sure the bookies will favor Caraballo but being undefeated doesn't mean that we should underestimate the skills and potential of Sultan which I think Caraballo shouldn't be comfortable with his current record too.

Bookies will favor him as heavy favorite, stats wise also his popularities give him the advantages.

He already beats experienced fighters, so it won't be hard for him to repeat that, the momentum still in his favor.

The fight may seem Sultan being underdog when it comes to a record basis but we wouldn't know until we see the fight.

We can't conclude anything till the day they meet and fight, there's still enough time to assess and choose which fighter you think will win.

[Ziskinberg]

The fight may seem Sultan being underdog when it comes to a record basis but we wouldn't know until we see the fight.

We can't conclude anything till the day they meet and fight, there's still enough time to assess and choose which fighter you think will win.

No, we would know until the odds are available, the betting odds is the major factor to consider on the chances of a certain fighter in the ring, and since Sultan is not special, I guess he will be an underdog, I just don't know if he will be a heavy dog, but regardless, I would still take the underdog if my prediction is indeed correct.

[Sanugarid]

Carlos Caraballo is undefeated and is definitely going to be a threat to Jonas Sultan. Both fighters have shown impressive performance in their last matches. Caraballo has a good rhythm I like. However, Sultan should not be overlooked or underestimated his got a lot to prove in this match.

So that means that they're on an even footing? I don't know these fighters so I checked them and see that Caraballo seems to have some advantage although it's a negligible one.

[AicecreaME]

Good rivals in boxing always come from Philippines and Mexican countries (in my opinion). In this fight, my opinion would be is Jonas Sultan will be the underdog here since Carlos Caraballo is a fighter who likes knockout wins while Sultan is more like a perseverance fighter who endures the whole 12 rounds and win by points. A huge odds are on Caraballo so expect a knockout here in this coming fight.

[DarkDays]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.

True, both are capable fighters and both have their own technique but in the end it comes down to better training, physique and punch per pound. For sure, the fight will be an interesting one to see but I have a feeling Caraballo is going to push Sultan into a corner and a KO wouldn't be too far out of reach. We'll see...

[Russlenat]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.

True, both are capable fighters and both have their own technique but in the end it comes down to better training, physique and punch per pound. For sure, the fight will be an interesting one to see but I have a feeling Caraballo is going to push Sultan into a corner and a KO wouldn't be too far out of reach. We'll see...

If they want to train, they will train hard, that's given already, however, the difference is their talent in boxing and they developed it. There are a lot of hardworking boxers, but they don't win because there are only a few who have the talent in boxing, and I would say being undefeated, shows talent already so it's a challenge for Sultan on how to beat a power puncher who has never experience a defeat yet.

[Ryker1]

Good rivals in boxing always come from Philippines and Mexican countries (in my opinion). In this fight, my opinion would be is Jonas Sultan will be the underdog here since Carlos Caraballo is a fighter who likes knockout wins while Sultan is more like a perseverance fighter who endures the whole 12 rounds and win by points. A huge odds are on Caraballo so expect a knockout here in this coming fight.

Well, there are so many dedicated to boxing sports here in the Philippines admiring Manny Pacquiao of what he achieve right now, people think that it is very easy for them. In this fight, it is obvious that Jonas Sultan will become an underdog and Caraballo will have huge odds but I don't think a Filipino boxer like Caraballo will let him win, some Filipino boxers are very clever when they are in a ring. So there is a chance that the underdog becomes a winner. Puerto Rico and the Philippine's fight will be interesting and we're almost there.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think it's Sultan that was more experienced but Caraballo's dangerous resume of only having KOs on all his fight is the best  stat could ever have in this fight to side for. They both are in their primes and I guess that's how exhilarating this fight was.

This is such an interesting fight to watch both fighters are very promising and both hungry to get a world title crack, and this may well be a fight that could push them into the limelight, its power versus technicality between the two, I'm into technicality here we have seen how a technical boxer like Usyk beat a power puncher like Joshua.

True, both are capable fighters and both have their own technique but in the end it comes down to better training, physique and punch per pound. For sure, the fight will be an interesting one to see but I have a feeling Caraballo is going to push Sultan into a corner and a KO wouldn't be too far out of reach. We'll see...

I also agree with you, because Caraballo has that knockout streak, he will not take into account the experience of the boxer, in this case it will only be measured by the capacity of his strength and strength, although Sultan has an exquisite technique, I think he should take care .

This article seemed very interesting to me, despite the fact that the author of the article has an error in the name of the boxer Caraballo:

Caravaro said: “I am grateful that promoter Miguel Cotto Promotion has given me the opportunity to fight in Madison Square Garden with the top ranks. I take this opportunity to look good and win the world title. Aim and keep making noise at 118 pounds. Sultan is a powerful and experienced enemy. I know he fought a celebrity, but I work with the team to show that I am a respected force. I’m working hard. This victory is for my people in Guaya Nilla and all the Puerto Rico people in New York. “

Source : https://www.jioforme.com/zepeda-vs-vargas-caraballo-vs-sultan-set-on-espn-on-october-30th-boxing-sports/793618/

I think that due to Caraballo's streak the majority of people will vote or bet in favor of him.

[Botnake]

This article seemed very interesting to me, despite the fact that the author of the article has an error in the name of the boxer Caraballo:

Caravaro said: “I am grateful that promoter Miguel Cotto Promotion has given me the opportunity to fight in Madison Square Garden with the top ranks. I take this opportunity to look good and win the world title. Aim and keep making noise at 118 pounds. Sultan is a powerful and experienced enemy. I know he fought a celebrity, but I work with the team to show that I am a respected force. I’m working hard. This victory is for my people in Guaya Nilla and all the Puerto Rico people in New York. “

Source : https://www.jioforme.com/zepeda-vs-vargas-caraballo-vs-sultan-set-on-espn-on-october-30th-boxing-sports/793618/

I think that due to Caraballo's streak the majority of people will vote or bet in favor of him.

I would not be surprised by that, and I like his words as despite he is an undefeated fighter, he respects his opponent and is willing to work hard to be in the best shape. Looks like his work ethic is really good resulting in a flawless career and the quality of wins is really impressive.

[Natalim]

Good rivals in boxing always come from Philippines and Mexican countries (in my opinion). In this fight, my opinion would be is Jonas Sultan will be the underdog here since Carlos Caraballo is a fighter who likes knockout wins while Sultan is more like a perseverance fighter who endures the whole 12 rounds and win by points. A huge odds are on Caraballo so expect a knockout here in this coming fight.

Well, there are so many dedicated to boxing sports here in the Philippines admiring Manny Pacquiao of what he achieve right now, people think that it is very easy for them. In this fight, it is obvious that Jonas Sultan will become an underdog and Caraballo will have huge odds but I don't think a Filipino boxer like Caraballo will let him win, some Filipino boxers are very clever when they are in a ring. So there is a chance that the underdog becomes a winner. Puerto Rico and the Philippine's fight will be interesting and we're almost there.

MP promotion vs Miguel Cotto promotion, I think this is really a great fight to watch, Puerto Rican fighters are fun to watch as they are aggressive in the ring, and seeing how Sultan had a win in his last fight, I think the undefeated fighter would be able to find his toughest match this time.