WBC CABOFE CHAMPION
MANUEL "EL TORO" QUEZADA TAKES ON NEW OPPONENT JEFF BROWNFIELD
WEIGH-INS
QUEZADA (230 LBS) VS BROWNFIELD (208 LBS)
Q & A with Manuel Quezada
By Anson Wainwright ~ 15rounds.com
Tomorrow night in Lemoore, Ca Heavyweight Manuel Quezada 26-4(16) looks to add another win to his increasingly impressive resume. He'll be matched over 8 rounds with journeyman Jeff Brownfield. Having started his career going 11-4 in his first 15 contests it looked as though Quezada was going nowhere anytime soon. However in his next 15 bouts he's gone 15-0. Quezada 31, seems on the cusp of a big fight with one of the leading big guys and hopes that this marking time fight will keep him in good shape and active (Imagine that from a Heavyweight!?!) until his opportunity comes along. Here's what Quezada had to say.
Hello Manuel, welcome to 15rounds.com
Anson Wainwright - In your last fight you stopped Eric Boose in five rounds, what can you tell us about that fight? How do you view that performance?
Manuel Quezada - It was one of my better performances. The last time we fought I won a unanimous decision. This time around I got the KO. I wanted to come out and let me hands go and that was the difference. Since then I've improved my game tremendously. I feel I'm ten times better than I was back then.
Anson Wainwright - Your on a very good run now, you've gone 15-0 since you last lost back at the end of 2005. How have you developed as a fighter since then?
Manuel Quezada - When I first started boxing, I really didn't take it that seriously. I knew I was better than my record showed. So I started getting good sparring and made the move to start training in LA. My timing was getting better and I started to sit on my punches more. That was the difference. Continue Reading...
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