You can also say Fernando Vargas (Chicano) was a big waste of talent, had he been brought up better and better managed he could've done great things....WTF was he doing in there against Tito, Winky, Quartey, Oscar so early? It'd be like throwing Saul Alvarez in against Mayweather, Pacquiao, Martinez right now.
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Biggest waste of talent In Mexican Boxing History? Jose Luis "El Maestrito" Lopez
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Originally posted by _original_ View PostYou can also say Fernando Vargas (Chicano) was a big waste of talent, had he been brought up better and better managed he could've done great things....WTF was he doing in there against Tito, Winky, Quartey, Oscar so early? It'd be like throwing Saul Alvarez in against Mayweather, Pacquiao, Martinez right now.
And, prior of getting ruined by Tito, Oscar didn't want to fight him. He always said "I would never give him the payday" but then after Vargas got ruined by Tito and got dropped in his very next fight. Oscar jumped on the opportunity to fight Vargas saying "I know where to him(pointing at his chin)" pretty much saying he found a crack in the armor of El Feroz.
Oscar did the same thing with Quartey BTW, after Quartey fought El Maestrito Lopez. He saw a crack in the armor of Quartey and jumped on the opportunity and even then faked getting cut to postponed that fight so Quartey would be coming off a long layoff.
But, no I don't consider Vargas a waste of talent. I just see him as getting rushed and ruined. They probably should have stayed away from Tito for awhile.
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Originally posted by Bram View PostI also had Quartey beating him, but Quartey's and Campas' styles were pretty good for him. De La Hoya would've boxed circles around him. Forrest would have jabbed and straight handed him for 12 rounds and he would've fought Tito and knocked him down in the second round but for the rest of the fight he would've been receiving.
I think the people with speed would have been really bad for him. I'm not trying to diss him though, I actually was a fan and I would've loved to see him fight worldclass longer, but I don't think that the fact that he didn't is any great travesty or waste of a potentially great talent.
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Originally posted by el20cuatro View PostLopez would of gave De La Hoya hell, Look what Quartey did against Oscar, was winning the fight up until the last round, and look how Quartey wa trying to survive for the last three rounds with Lopez after Lopez knocked him down and man handled him in the tenth!1 Now Forrest would of got destroyed by Lopez, Mayorga destroyed him and I feel Lopez was faster and a better boxer than Mayorga and he was just as strong, The hardest fight would of been with Trinidad, That fight could of gone either way IMO
However, you're using a triangle theory there bro. And, it doesn't work like that.
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Lopez's bout with Page was really exciting.
I consider that to be up there with Davis-Breland as the best WW fight of the 90s.
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Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostYou can't say he was a waste of talent though he actually build a solid resume before getting ruined by Tito.
And, prior of getting ruined by Tito, Oscar didn't want to fight him. He always said "I would never give him the payday" but then after Vargas got ruined by Tito and got dropped in his very next fight. Oscar jumped on the opportunity to fight Vargas saying "I know where to him(pointing at his chin)" pretty much saying he found a crack in the armor of El Feroz.
Oscar did the same thing with Quartey BTW, after Quartey fought El Maestrito Lopez. He saw a crack in the armor of Quartey and jumped on the opportunity and even then faked getting cut to postponed that fight so Quartey would be coming off a long layoff.
But, no I don't consider Vargas a waste of talent. I just see him as getting rushed and ruined. They probably should have stayed away from Tito for awhile.
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Originally posted by PED User View PostLopez's bout with Page was really exciting.
I consider that to be up there with Davis-Breland as the best WW fight of the 90s.
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Lopez lost that fight against Page because he stopped fighting consistently as the fight went on. Page wasn't great either but he had great power and was a pretty good athlete, that was a very good fight.
As far as DLH, I remember hearing him talk about Lopez, he clearly had respect for him and if they fought I'm sure he would've beaten Lopez because the danger was right in front of him. If you moved after you punched, Lopez had troubles and I think DLH would have did what he did to Trinidad against Lopez, but he would've gotten the decision this time around.
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Originally posted by el20cuatro View PostGood fight, I had Lopez winning!! Did you see how much bigger Paige looked than Lopez, It looked like a super welterweight fighting a light heavyweight!!
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