Two things will never be missing from his suitcase: good salsa music, which he’ll play for his team-mates in the dressing room, and his granny’s empanadas, pastries that, he claims, help him score more goals. With an affectionate manager that makes him feel important, like Jose Pekerman (his national coach) or Marcelo Gallardo (his boss at River), Teo is a blessing. On top of goals of all kind, the Colombian has given the Millonarios some much-needed quality and today is seen as the most distinctive and decisive player in Argentinian club football – one whose sole presence can make a difference. Their resurrection was mainly shaped after one man whose surname is already forgotten: just call him Teo. River Plate are currently battling on two fronts: they can be champions of the Copa Sudamericana and also win the Argentinian league. He does look small at 140 but he will be fine I will not bash him for his use of language nor his antics cause we all talk smack and act out if place at times when certain moments present themselves, some people can be extreme and extra and others are just as bad but hide it well.Full name: Teófilo Antonio Gutiérrez Roncacioįormer clubs: Barranquilla FC, Junior, Trabzonspor, Racing, Lanús, Junior, Cruz Azul. His performance and the execution of the new things being learned. It seemed to me once Teo felt comfortable in this fight and that he new he could take Campas shots, he starter his experiment with the new tactics that he worked on in training camp, mostly the shoulder roll,as he should there the point of training now put in inyo play in real fight and see how it works out ,he can then evaluate Would like to see Teo vs Sandor, that will now give Teo a look at a crafty veteran to see how he adjusts to a boxer first opponent.Ĭampa wss hard chun straight forward guy and Teo passed the test. Teo does need maybe 1 more fight against a lower top 10 guy – then take on a top 5 next year whether it be for a title or not.

Teo did fine again people need to take this fight for what it was, a low risk fight at a new division.

Lightweight Charlie Sheehy (3-0, 3 KOs) topped Juan Castaneda (2-0-2, 0 KOs) in a four-rounder by scores of 40-36 3x. Super lightweight Omar Rosario (8-0, 2 KOs) outworked Esteban Munoz (6-2, 4 KOs) over six rounds, 58-56 3x. Olympian featherweight Duke Ragan (7-0, 1 KO) won his sixth straight unanimous decision against previously unbeaten D’Angelo Fuentes (7-1, 4 KOs). Olympian middleweight Troy Isley (7-0, 4 KO) took a six round unanimous decision against Victor Toney (6-2-1, 5 KOs) by scores of 60-54, 59-55, 59-55. Unbeaten junior lightweight Andres “Savage” Cortes (18-0, 10 KOs) cruised to an eight round unanimous decision against Abraham Montoya (20-4-1, 14 KOs). In a hard-fought featherweight shootout, Jose Enrique Vivas (22-2, 11 KOs) scored an eight round split decision over Edy Valencia (19-8-6, 7 KOs). Zayas dropped Espadas in round one, then got a rather quick stoppage from referee Russell Mora with another knockdown in round five. Unbeaten 19-year-old junior middleweight sensation Xander Zayas (14-0, 10 KOs) scored an impressive fifth round TKO against Elias Espadas (22-5, 15 KOs). Lopez progressively broke down and busted up the game Campas, finally dropping him in round seven and getting a stoppage from referee Tony Weeks soon after. Former undisputed lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez (17-1, 13 KOs) began his “Takeover” of the junior welterweight division with a seventh round TKO against Pedro Campa (34-2-1, 23 KOs) on Saturday night at Resorts World Las Vegas.

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