Not to be biased but I see Casimero winning this fight. He's been out of the ring for a year, so it's certain he's in good condition. Looking at Saul Sanchez's last three fights, he has been very active 3 fight this year which could play a factor in his match against Casimero this could work in his favor or against him.
Casimero year long layoff could mean he's coming back stronger and prepared. While Sanchez has been more active recently, his 3 fight this might lead to exhaustion or injury risk. It's going to be a battle of conditioning versus momentum and Im curious to see how Casimero performs in his return.
Casimero year long layoff could mean he's coming back stronger and prepared. While Sanchez has been more active recently, his 3 fight this might lead to exhaustion or injury risk. It's going to be a battle of conditioning versus momentum and Im curious to see how Casimero performs in his return.
Both fighters will face significant challenges in this bout. Casimero, returning after nearly a year off, might struggle with ring rust, which could negatively impact his performance and test his stamina. On the other hand, Saul Sanchez’s endurance will also be put to the test. Given that two of his last three fights were 8-rounders, there’s a possibility he might gas out if this fight goes the scheduled 10 rounds.
I agree that this fight will be a test of conditioning. It’s well-known that Casimero’s conditioning is questionable, partly due to his team’s lack of a strong strength and conditioning coach.
