[Boxing] Casimero vs Nghitumbwa (May 13)

[serjent05]

Well, I guess no worries for this upcoming fight since it’s already anticipated that Casimero will eventually beat his opponent inside the ring, but he should still prepare a massive training before the game so that he will surely win over his opponent. One thing is certain, if Casimero will win this match, the big promoters will certainly be eyeing for him for another impressive match, and hopefully it’s someone that is known and is equal to his potentials the next time he will be fighting.

Regardless of how much advantage Casimero has over his opponent, he must not underestimate and should be more than prepared and conditioned for his upcoming fight.  Boxing history had recorded lots of Boxers that underestimate their opponent ends up either kissing the canvas or being outperformed by the underdog.  So Casimero must focus on his upcoming fight.  He can think of other boxers on the upper rank after he wins this upcoming fight. 

If you remember Tete, he was very confident when he fought Casimero, he thinks that he can easily beat Casimero so his mind is focused somewhere else.  And as a result of being distracted, Tete was KO'ed by Casimero in the early round.

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[carlisle1]

He needs to secure this win if he really wanted to create his name in this new division, losing a fight to unknown fighter
will put his career in danger. I mean, if he will lose, then interest from big promoters will be lessened or possibly be forgotten.

Unlike if he will win and take this fight in a much easier as how fans expected him,
the chance of bringing him to a contender for a title holder is possible.

We don't know what might happen after this, but it's really important that Casimero will win every single fight that being scheduled for him.

I got your point mate that for Casimero to fight for a championship, he needs to win all his fights before that and the good thing about his promoter right now is not forcing the issue, and seems to me that they are carefully selecting opponents to fight their ward and even though with that scenario, Casimero himself is not complaining since he earns substantial amount enough to have a not so lavish lifestyle.

Nothing has leaked so far as who will be next opponent of Quadro Alas but one thing is sure that it would not be Inoue.

Well, I guess no worries for this upcoming fight since it’s already anticipated that Casimero will eventually beat his opponent inside the ring, but he should still prepare a massive training before the game so that he will surely win over his opponent. One thing is certain, if Casimero will win this match, the big promoters will certainly be eyeing for him for another impressive match, and hopefully it’s someone that is known and is equal to his potentials the next time he will be fighting.

He needs to be impressive to attract more interest from the promoters. Even his opponent's is not that known fighter he
should still condition his body and train for the fight preparation.

I mean a kind of preparation same like when he's facing a decent fighter, he should treat every fight as an opportunity to bring the attention
of the fans, to help him hype his name inside this new division.

[Distinctin]

He needs to be impressive to attract more interest from the promoters. Even his opponent's is not that known fighter he
should still condition his body and train for the fight preparation.

I mean a kind of preparation same like when he's facing a decent fighter, he should treat every fight as an opportunity to bring the attention
of the fans, to help him hype his name inside this new division.

Casimero never disappoints us every time he is in the ring. The only reason why he can't win by KO is that his opponents often quit early. Just like his previous fight, instead of going toe-to-toe, his opponent didn't want to take more beating and acted like he was punched illegally, resulting in a no contest. If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

[Natalim]

If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

Alternatively, we might see an upset if he truly possesses the legitimate power to defeat a former champion. It's a big challenge for him since people are underestimating him, and boxers like him have nothing to lose. However, if he is truly determined to win, that's when we may witness an upset. Who knows, he might even get an easy ticket to a championship fight by defeating Casimero.

[danherbias07]

If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

Alternatively, we might see an upset if he truly possesses the legitimate power to defeat a former champion. It's a big challenge for him since people are underestimating him, and boxers like him have nothing to lose. However, if he is truly determined to win, that's when we may witness an upset. Who knows, he might even get an easy ticket to a championship fight by defeating Casimero.

And we could all say he truly earned it in a difficult way if he defeats Casimero and was able to buy his ticket for a championship fight.
He is underestimated in both the betting lines as a heavy underdog and in the media. I don't think he will win too as Casimero is eager enough to win this fight and claim back the respect that he wants and a position on the higher seeds that earns a chance for a title match.

This fight is near with just a month away and yet we don't see market boosters in social media. I had been trying to find some recent updates or training camps and other stuff but I cannot find one. I guess it won't be a much popular fight.
This is the only recent news that I bumped into.
https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/498675/paras-to-fight-japanese-boxer-hanaba-in-casimero-nghitumbwa-undercard

This developed as Vince Paras, a former world title challenger fighting under Sanman Boxing Gym, faces Japanese Hayumu Hanada in a 10-rounder non-title showdown in the undercard.
The bout is a fitting replacement for the Carl Jammes Martin - Jun Ikegawa bout which was cancelled after the former suffered injury in training.

[Yaunfitda]

If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

Alternatively, we might see an upset if he truly possesses the legitimate power to defeat a former champion. It's a big challenge for him since people are underestimating him, and boxers like him have nothing to lose. However, if he is truly determined to win, that's when we may witness an upset. Who knows, he might even get an easy ticket to a championship fight by defeating Casimero.

I don't know, but if Nghitumbwa is really a knockout artist base on his records, then he should really go and fight Casimero in the middle of the ring and see if he can knockout Casimero or if he is the one going to be knockout.

We don't want boxers like Casimero's last fight, that once he felt the power of Casimero, he made all excuses in the book to just take a dive on this fight. Hopefully Nghitumbwa is not that kind of boxer. Although he might feel the power, he will still go and fight Casimero hard so that we can see a entertaining fight and fans getting their money's worth.

[jakelyson]

I got your point mate that for Casimero to fight for a championship, he needs to win all his fights before that and the good thing about his promoter right now is not forcing the issue, and seems to me that they are carefully selecting opponents to fight their ward and even though with that scenario, Casimero himself is not complaining since he earns substantial amount enough to have a not so lavish lifestyle.

Nothing has leaked so far as who will be next opponent of Quadro Alas but one thing is sure that it would not be Inoue.

I think as long as there will be money in certain fights like this John Riel Casimero will likely accept that and this is not about the money somehow the reputation of John Riel Casimero is on the line, if an upset would make then his career is likely over because Fillipus Nghitumbwa is an easy fight for Casimero, well I have seen an article or news that Nghitumbwa's fellow countrymen were forcing him not to fight Casimero because they said that John Riel Casimero is not a walk in the park, that this is a risk for Fillipus Nghitumbwa's career, I really don't know what is Fillipus Nghitumbwa promoter are thinking fitting Nghitumbwa on Casimero was too early,

This must be what casimero should do He must win every his fight in order to fight again for championships all he need to do now is his name must back in the top. And once he do that then for sure he has a chance to be given the opportunity to fight the current champion. About inoue and quadro alas one thing for sure it would be in the long run to fight each other cause we all know that inuoe is already in the top and quadro alas need to stand up again so that he can fight inoue .

Well, even though this is an easy fight for Casimero, all of the fights that he is likely to accept he must win and this is a fast track for him to get the title match he really wants, but the commissions would likely want to test him 1st if he learned are lessons, this is the hardship of John Riel Caseimero, he needs to fight in order to return what he lost, so getting back in his feet really required something, so he would surely need some easy fight like this gaining momentum,

[Natalim]

Well, even though this is an easy fight for Casimero, all of the fights that he is likely to accept he must win and this is a fast track for him to get the title match he really wants, but the commissions would likely want to test him 1st if he learned are lessons, this is the hardship of John Riel Caseimero, he needs to fight in order to return what he lost, so getting back in his feet really required something, so he would surely need some easy fight like this gaining momentum,

Of course, he is starting in a new division, so he needs to improve his ranking to become the top challenger for the champion. We say this will be an easy fight for Casimero, but what if he loses? Could it be the end of his career?

I'm not hoping that he will lose, but I see the possibility since his opponent is also a knockout artist. You know, anything can happen in the ring, especially when both fighters are KO artists.

[Yamifoud]

Well, even though this is an easy fight for Casimero, all of the fights that he is likely to accept he must win and this is a fast track for him to get the title match he really wants, but the commissions would likely want to test him 1st if he learned are lessons, this is the hardship of John Riel Caseimero, he needs to fight in order to return what he lost, so getting back in his feet really required something, so he would surely need some easy fight like this gaining momentum,

Of course, he is starting in a new division, so he needs to improve his ranking to become the top challenger for the champion. We say this will be an easy fight for Casimero, but what if he loses? Could it be the end of his career?

I'm not hoping that he will lose, but I see the possibility since his opponent is also a knockout artist. You know, anything can happen in the ring, especially when both fighters are KO artists.

The chance of his opponent winning is very slim, as he is not a popular fighter. Casimero has fought boxers in the past who were relatively unknown in the boxing industry and he beat them all. However, this fight is different for Casimero, as he cannot afford to make any mistakes since his future is at stake.

If he loses, it would be difficult for him to get another opportunity to fight in a big match. Therefore, he needs to be very careful and ensure that he gives his best in the upcoming fight.

[Silberman]

Well, even though this is an easy fight for Casimero, all of the fights that he is likely to accept he must win and this is a fast track for him to get the title match he really wants, but the commissions would likely want to test him 1st if he learned are lessons, this is the hardship of John Riel Caseimero, he needs to fight in order to return what he lost, so getting back in his feet really required something, so he would surely need some easy fight like this gaining momentum,

Of course, he is starting in a new division, so he needs to improve his ranking to become the top challenger for the champion. We say this will be an easy fight for Casimero, but what if he loses? Could it be the end of his career?

I'm not hoping that he will lose, but I see the possibility since his opponent is also a knockout artist. You know, anything can happen in the ring, especially when both fighters are KO artists.

I hope this does not happen, as much as Casimero is at fault for the situation he is in, at the same time it would be a shame if his talent was buried by the series of circumstances which surrounded him, he needs to win this fight and do so with authority, and then try to look for a fight for the title or at least he needs to become an official challenger, as the longer he takes to get a fight for the title the harder it would be for him to get that chance.

[Kelvinid]

I hope this does not happen, as much as Casimero is at fault for the situation he is in, at the same time it would be a shame if his talent was buried by the series of circumstances which surrounded him, he needs to win this fight and do so with authority, and then try to look for a fight for the title or at least he needs to become an official challenger, as the longer he takes to get a fight for the title the harder it would be for him to get that chance.

Let's trust him to get an impressive win in this fight. He knows what to do, and if he can beat opponents who are champions, then I guess Nghitumbwa is not going to be a problem for him. He is more than capable of scoring a knockout, and who knows, we might see him in a championship fight after this one. However, whatever happens next, what matters now is that he should not lose. One step at a time, and eventually, the right time will come.

[Jating]

I hope this does not happen, as much as Casimero is at fault for the situation he is in, at the same time it would be a shame if his talent was buried by the series of circumstances which surrounded him, he needs to win this fight and do so with authority, and then try to look for a fight for the title or at least he needs to become an official challenger, as the longer he takes to get a fight for the title the harder it would be for him to get that chance.

Let's trust him to get an impressive win in this fight. He knows what to do, and if he can beat opponents who are champions, then I guess Nghitumbwa is not going to be a problem for him. He is more than capable of scoring a knockout, and who knows, we might see him in a championship fight after this one. However, whatever happens next, what matters now is that he should not lose. One step at a time, and eventually, the right time will come.

Yes, that is the only thing that can we do is to trust John Riel can he can still bang and shows his power against Nghitumbwa and beat him via knockout. This is the perfect time for him at this super bantamweight, so that he can improved his ranking this year and maybe he will be given the chance to fight again for the belt or at least face a name fighter in this division.

So I think Casimero is a win win situation and should not lose this fight. Because this is a big opportunity for him, specially for him to show his fans in the Philippines as what he is one of their best champion before and will do it again to become another belt holder in the super bantamweight.

[inthelongrun]

He needs to be impressive to attract more interest from the promoters. Even his opponent's is not that known fighter he
should still condition his body and train for the fight preparation.

I mean a kind of preparation same like when he's facing a decent fighter, he should treat every fight as an opportunity to bring the attention
of the fans, to help him hype his name inside this new division.

Casimero never disappoints us every time he is in the ring. The only reason why he can't win by KO is that his opponents often quit early. Just like his previous fight, instead of going toe-to-toe, his opponent didn't want to take more beating and acted like he was punched illegally, resulting in a no contest. If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

I really hope Casimero is training like he is fighting a championship fight. When he fought in Korea earlier, he left his country and trained in Thailand to keep away from distractions. Now I heard he is training in Cebu, Philippines but together with Nonito Donaire who is also to challenge another title. It does not guarantee that Casimero can focus though since he is most likely not staying in the same house with Donaire.

Casimero better be ready for any kind of style if he wants to become a champion. Inoue might be heavy-handed but he is not the type of fighter that wants to brawl. Fulton and Tapales can brawl but they are pretty much technical fighters as well. Casimero gets schooled by any of these fighters if he is only expecting them to brawl.

[Hypnosis00]

Casimero better be ready for any kind of style if he wants to become a champion. Inoue might be heavy-handed but he is not the type of fighter that wants to brawl. Fulton and Tapales can brawl but they are pretty much technical fighters as well. Casimero gets schooled by any of these fighters if he is only expecting them to brawl.

Casimero is not very technical and relies heavily on his power. If he gets the timing right, then that's when he can win the fight. Against Rigo, he did not look good because he couldn't hit Rigo with solid shots due to Rigo's quickness. If Rigo was younger, I'm sure he would have gotten the win, although it would have been a boring one.

[btc_angela]

He needs to be impressive to attract more interest from the promoters. Even his opponent's is not that known fighter he
should still condition his body and train for the fight preparation.

I mean a kind of preparation same like when he's facing a decent fighter, he should treat every fight as an opportunity to bring the attention
of the fans, to help him hype his name inside this new division.

Casimero never disappoints us every time he is in the ring. The only reason why he can't win by KO is that his opponents often quit early. Just like his previous fight, instead of going toe-to-toe, his opponent didn't want to take more beating and acted like he was punched illegally, resulting in a no contest. If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

I really hope Casimero is training like he is fighting a championship fight. When he fought in Korea earlier, he left his country and trained in Thailand to keep away from distractions. Now I heard he is training in Cebu, Philippines but together with Nonito Donaire who is also to challenge another title. It does not guarantee that Casimero can focus though since he is most likely not staying in the same house with Donaire.

Casimero better be ready for any kind of style if he wants to become a champion. Inoue might be heavy-handed but he is not the type of fighter that wants to brawl. Fulton and Tapales can brawl but they are pretty much technical fighters as well. Casimero gets schooled by any of these fighters if he is only expecting them to brawl.

He should be training 100% in this fight, this is another do or die for him, if he lost this, it's going to be a big blow as he has a new Japanese manager and obviously his rank will go down and hard to find fights for him.

So he should be extra motivated here and not just underestimate his opponents and he should be proud that he is training with Nonito Donaire in Cebu. Also, this fight in his in Philippines so many fans are going to flock and watch him fight because its seldom that we see him fighting in his home soil as he has been traveling around the world to fight.

[bisdak40]

I really hope Casimero is training like he is fighting a championship fight. When he fought in Korea earlier, he left his country and trained in Thailand to keep away from distractions. Now I heard he is training in Cebu, Philippines but together with Nonito Donaire who is also to challenge another title. It does not guarantee that Casimero can focus though since he is most likely not staying in the same house with Donaire.

Casimero better be ready for any kind of style if he wants to become a champion. Inoue might be heavy-handed but he is not the type of fighter that wants to brawl. Fulton and Tapales can brawl but they are pretty much technical fighters as well. Casimero gets schooled by any of these fighters if he is only expecting them to brawl.

Speaking of training, i think Casimero is on the right track. He's been training on one of Cebu's finest boxing gym, Omega boxing gym which is his stable back then on the early stage of his career if I'm not mistaken.

He even sparred with Inoue's sparring mate (link to the video below) and if i were to decide if he is ready by just looking at the sparring I could say that he is as the bounce and footwork is there and even his sparring partner (Pete Apolinario) said that Casimero hit harder than Inoue which I think a sugar-coated statement from him hehe.

Bottom line, his training for his upcoming fight is okay because so far no distractions from the media as he is not as popular like Manny Pacquaio, and no night life if we are going to base our speculations on his vlog hehe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D61uL6TJ8pM&ab_channel=QuadroAlasit%E2%80%99smyboy

[Jating]

^ Thanks for this update, I wonder though want happen to the court case he had as someone has accuses Casimero of rape way back? I do hope that there are no merits on that case and Casimero has move on already.

And it seems like his training is solid by the looks of it, as you have said, there are no distractions and he is focus because this is still a big fight for him in front of his thousands of fans and really wanted to see him in action.

[bisdak40]

^ Thanks for this update, I wonder though want happen to the court case he had as someone has accuses Casimero of rape way back? I do hope that there are no merits on that case and Casimero has move on already.

I think that was just part of the demolition job, i mean the purpose of that one is to distract Casimero from training and of course there is no truth to it or no merit like you said. I've even read rumors that it was the brainchild of Sean Gibbons as we all know that their relationship went sour few years ago but i think Casimero has already move on in that controversy.

And it seems like his training is solid by the looks of it, as you have said, there are no distractions and he is focus because this is still a big fight for him in front of his thousands of fans and really wanted to see him in action.

Solid indeed, he really needs to train hard and never let his guard down as to not derail his plans on future big fights in the 122lbs division.

[Kasabus]

If this boxer, Nghitumbwa, comes to fight, then we will certainly see an entertaining bout.

Alternatively, we might see an upset if he truly possesses the legitimate power to defeat a former champion. It's a big challenge for him since people are underestimating him, and boxers like him have nothing to lose. However, if he is truly determined to win, that's when we may witness an upset. Who knows, he might even get an easy ticket to a championship fight by defeating Casimero.

And we could all say he truly earned it in a difficult way if he defeats Casimero and was able to buy his ticket for a championship fight.
He is underestimated in both the betting lines as a heavy underdog and in the media. I don't think he will win too as Casimero is eager enough to win this fight and claim back the respect that he wants and a position on the higher seeds that earns a chance for a title match.

This fight is near with just a month away and yet we don't see market boosters in social media. I had been trying to find some recent updates or training camps and other stuff but I cannot find one. I guess it won't be a much popular fight.
This is the only recent news that I bumped into.
https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/498675/paras-to-fight-japanese-boxer-hanaba-in-casimero-nghitumbwa-undercard

This developed as Vince Paras, a former world title challenger fighting under Sanman Boxing Gym, faces Japanese Hayumu Hanada in a 10-rounder non-title showdown in the undercard.
The bout is a fitting replacement for the Carl Jammes Martin - Jun Ikegawa bout which was cancelled after the former suffered injury in training.

That will remain as a big if for now because Nghitumbwa will have to prove himself first as he is still a nameless boxer and I know that Casimero will not make a mistake this time because he is looking for some statement to give himself a good push while climbing the ladder towards the top.

Unfortunately, Casimero haven't had any good exposures locally (TV and news outlets) up until now that the fight is already nearing and I know it because we're both from the same country. He could use a good exposure so that the people will know that a Filipino former champion at 118 got a fight inside the Philippines and is now fighting his way at 122 towards the top and redeem what he have lost in his previous division.

[carlisle1]

I really hope Casimero is training like he is fighting a championship fight. When he fought in Korea earlier, he left his country and trained in Thailand to keep away from distractions. Now I heard he is training in Cebu, Philippines but together with Nonito Donaire who is also to challenge another title. It does not guarantee that Casimero can focus though since he is most likely not staying in the same house with Donaire.

Casimero better be ready for any kind of style if he wants to become a champion. Inoue might be heavy-handed but he is not the type of fighter that wants to brawl. Fulton and Tapales can brawl but they are pretty much technical fighters as well. Casimero gets schooled by any of these fighters if he is only expecting them to brawl.

Speaking of training, i think Casimero is on the right track. He's been training on one of Cebu's finest boxing gym, Omega boxing gym which is his stable back then on the early stage of his career if I'm not mistaken.

He even sparred with Inoue's sparring mate (link to the video below) and if i were to decide if he is ready by just looking at the sparring I could say that he is as the bounce and footwork is there and even his sparring partner (Pete Apolinario) said that Casimero hit harder than Inoue which I think a sugar-coated statement from him hehe.

Bottom line, his training for his upcoming fight is okay because so far no distractions from the media as he is not as popular like Manny Pacquaio, and no night life if we are going to base our speculations on his vlog hehe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D61uL6TJ8pM&ab_channel=QuadroAlasit%E2%80%99smyboy

Though he already got a name but he's not as popular as Manny, and for me that count in terms of preparing to this fight,
no destruction will give him enough space to find the best strategy for this fight.

Knowing Casimero, he will be there, I mean, he will hype his name using a social media platform. It's his way of promoting a fight and bring the attention.

Maybe he's working harder to bring explosive outcome in this upcoming fight. He wants something to bring a good hype to his name.