Tony Ayala a look back at the Baby Bull

“His transition from leaving the dressing room to climbing into the ring is phenomenal. He'll take off his robe and throw caution to the wind. Five minutes before the fight he's quiet. We'll tell him his battle plan and you can see the rage build up and his movements start gettingg more pressing. We've got to calm him down or he'll start swinging. He starts getting meaner, no hellos, no compliments. He doesn't adhere to getting close to anyone but his father and me. He's a gentleman, you'd never know hes' a fighter. But in the ring, just get out of his way. “He's a macho guy in there, nobody can hurt him. He'll fight four gorillas. I don't want him to fight four gorillas. Three I know he can take” - Lou Duva, co-manager of undefeated junior middleweight Tony Ayala Jr. The rage was most evident against Mario Maldonado in Syracuse. Tony Ayala Jr's base instincts have been exhibited in the ring more than once-he spit on Jose Luis Baltazar after knocking him out because Baltazar had

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