Casa was a very skilled and crafty fighter, but imo one of the dirtiest fighters I have ever seen. He lands so many headbutts that I lost count. Watch the first KD, he butts Chico directly on the chin followed by a left hand. I remember Diego saying that Casa hit him in the back of the head so many times, it was like he was fighting Casa with his back turned.
Sin problema alguno. Ustedes se han fijado en la diferencia de peso y entre Diego y casamayor? Que abuso? Por eso viva Cuba! Que clase de escuela de boxeo.
24:01 yeah I mean he was coming along at the end of round5 he got a clean left hook Diego on Casamayor face but way before that he was getting clipped Chico Corrales I don’t blame her for stopping it at 24:01 the red haired woman h was bleeding in shit his lip looked fucked up after that round you got to think man he probably had a family Chico Corrales live to fight another day
@@mayito714 like Bradley Pacquiao ,it's never intentionall of course ...I know heads clashs happens but leading with your is still a foul though .I think I got seen enough fights to be able to see when a fighter is trying to actually hurt his opponent with a headbutt or when it's really just by chance. just my opinion don't wanna argue about that.
I remember going to watch the fights @ staples i think it was the Hawaiin punch kid vs Barrera anyway when fights were over, everyone was @ ring side and as I was going down to say what’s up to Oscar De La Hoya, there I see corralled going down as well and no one recognized him but I did and yelled “ Hey Corrales what’s up” with hand gestures in the air as he sees me and he nods his head to me and walks my way and I got to meet the champ, he was cool as fuck and I took a picture with him, good times RIP Diego Corrales
ive seen boxers busted up worse than that and they didn't stop the fight. they used to always short diego corrales. they did the same thing when he fought Mayweather.
more evidence of how underrated Diego's career was. his forgotten trilogy against Casamayor, (an olympic gold medialist, an accomplishment bragged about in today's boxing culture.) Diego lost II out of III though he never quit, and could've/would've arguably come back to win this one if it wasn't stopped. This was a better version of Marquez-Vasquez II; a great fight stopped just as it was culminating into a level that would be considered epic.
