Sean O'Grady vs Esteban DeJesus. Who wins?

Question

Lightweights 15 rounds

Answer 1

Toughguy ~
In my opinion, Sean wouldn't make it past the 6th round with Esteban. I really don't think Sean was strong enough to keep Esteban off of him. I liked the toughness O'Grady showed throughout his career, but it wouldn't be enough to stop DeJesus.

Esteban clearly outboxed Roberto Duran in their first fight and dropped a young in his prime Duran who was one of the greatest lightweights of all time. O'Grady wouldn't last three rounds with a in his prime Duran. Esteban and Duran had completely different styles but the one thing that Esteban did have in common with Duran was his ability to knock one out going backwards, coming forwards, on the ropes of whatever the situation was he always had power.

Esteban would clearly outbox and out-muscle a young O'Grady, Sean would have his moments, but DeJesus would be too much.

Thanks for the question Toughguy.

Answer 2

O'Grady - W 81 (KO's 70) TF 86 - W pct 94% - KO pct 86% - wins over Kenty - KO'ed by D. Lopez, Watt and Ganigan

De Jesus - W 57 (KO's 32) TF 62 - W pct 92% - KO pct 52% - wins over Lampkin[2] Duran, Viruet and Saldivar - KO 'ed Duran{2} and Mamby

O'Grady had great stats which were amassed against average fighters. De Jesus will win a 15 rd split decision.

Answer 3

DeJesus outboxes him and knocks O'Grady out in round 10.

Answer 4

i'd ought to bypass with Mancini specifically because he fought adversarial to so a lot extra efficient warring parties than O'grady did except for both fights you've stated O'gradys competition wasn't all that great and strengthen strengthen gave between the best-ever greats Alexis Arguello an really not undemanding wrestle. i'd say Ogradys punching ability can make the wrestle exciting yet i imagine actually Mancini might want to have extra ability and extra stamina and can want to grind him down i'd say that he might want to stop O'grady previous due on contained in the wrestle.