Mike Juárez didn't come to negotiate respect. He arrived convinced he was going to take it. He walked in laughing, making strange gestures, and looking at the undefeated world champion, Érik Morales, as if his defeat was already written in the stars. Then he uttered the phrase that made everyone turn: "You'll fall like a fly!" That threat sounded so loud. It sounded like a shout that he would destroy him with his punches. On the other side, the undefeated Érik Morales. Without shouting. Without responding. Without putting on a show. And that's when several people understood something: silence is worth more than any threat. The arrogant man was toying with his opponent, convinced that his gestures could break him. But the tension was palpable. Threats are impressive, but when this happened, no one in the arena thought about the horrible outcome that would unfold.