Danny "Little Red" Lopez vs Jeff Fenech. Who wins?

Question

featherweight fight 15 rounds and both in their prime.

Answer 1

Fenech was a pressure fighter who would resort to dirty tactics if he had to. I think he's tailor made for Lopez. I see Lopez being cool and calculated through out the fight(which was his usual style). He would catch the smaller Fenech coming in with left jabs and right crosses and left hooks to the body.With his height he would generate leverage as he would punch down at Fenech. Danny takes Jeff out of his game and frustrates him, breaks him down and the referee steps in, as Fenech is helpless and on the ropes in round 9. The scoring to that point was heavily in favor of Lopez who sets the pace throughout the whole fight.
Toughguy - Fenech was overrated. By the way brother Merry Christmas

Answer 2

Toughguy ~
In my opinion, Jeff would be totally out of his class here. This fight wouldn't last 5 rounds. The very best that Fenech looked was against Azumah Nelson in their first fight. Before, during and after Azumah complained about being sick, but nobody believed him outside of his camp, NBC and all the sportswriters were hailing the thunder from down under Fenech as the heir apparent. The only sportswriter that said "There must of been something wrong with Azumah tonight" was Randolph "Burt" Sugar. Turns out in the rematches Azumah was right, he was sick.

Fenech threw punches like a robot. He got hit as much as hit and his power was nothing special. Danny was the much better boxer of the two, who threw the much straighter and tighter punches. Danny did bleed alot because he was prone to cuts, but Jeff wouldn't have enough heart to sit there and bang it out with "Little Red" could you imagine Fenech in there with the caliber of fighters Danny fought and what the outcome would be? Salvador Sanchez would need less than two rounds with Fenech. Sean O'Grady would stop Fenech in less than 6 rounds. Ruben Olivares would stop Fenech in less the 5 rounds. Fenech was a good fighter but not much else.

Thanks for the question toughguy.

Answer 3

i think of this would of been a maximum suitable stumble upon between 2 all action combatants. i think of the early rounds would of been interesting, Danny would be dropped in the 1st or 2d around and Fenech would pounce on him and start up up dealing out heavy punishment and it might look like the combat replaced into on the verge of being stopped yet Danny would supply a brutal precise hand to the pinnacle of Fenech and turn the tables. in the fourth the action is intense however the heavier exceeded Lopez taking a frightened beating yet giving in basic terms as lots returned. in the 5th yet another Lopez bomb gets to the chin of Fenech and staggers him badly, Lopez jumps on him and finishes him off with a blistering flurry. My %. is Danny Lopez through KO in the 5th.

Answer 4

D. LOPEZ - W 42 (KO's 39) TF 48 - W pct 88% - KO pct 81% - wins over Kotey,Olivares, C. Castillo and O'Grady - KO'ed by Chacon, Sanchez{2}, Fukuyama and Rodriquez

FENECH - W 28 (KO's21) TF 32 - W pct 88% - KO pct 66% - wins over R. Navarro, S MCCory and Zarate - KO'ed by Nelson, C. Groove and P. Holliday

Both of these fighters will stand in front of each other for the majority of the bout. Lopez being the better puncher and that will enable him to eke out a close 15 rd split decision.

Answer 5

Fenech was a bully. Little Red by decision.

Answer 6

Little Red.

Answer 7

Little Red!