Manny Pacquiao of the 1970s

there were reports he's managing boxers although I didny knew anyone in particular or if he is active. Hopefully someone could post more videos of him. Oh, good! He's still around the sport. Hope he spots and develops a prospect. Thanks again for the video! Take it ez...

Impressive fighter. Thanks for posting, as I'd never seen the guy before. Seconded on hoping someone has more fights of his around, & posts them. Another guy who is comparable to Pacquiao, probably more so from a style point of view, was Andy Ganigan. Didn't have Pacquaio's hand speed, but he was an extremely aggressive southpaw with brutal punching power, who generally liked to jump on his opponents at the opening bell. Came up short in title bout against Alexis Arguello, but it was a real thriller while it lasted. Thanks to fluffyninja for the video hey Thats the real Haiwaiian Punch Andrew Ganigan! Thanks for the video been trying to look for that too! That fight especially Round 3 was so good, he even had Arguello Kd'd in the first. But the champion never buckled and literally took control of that fight. Nice !

GOLD, indeed, pal!I dunno where Villaflor has put down permanent stakes-- if he's in Hawaii or in the Philippines. Wherever he is, one hopes he goes on the internet (he's just a couple of years younger than I am), has copies of his fights and post videos here and on youtube. :)Thanks again, buddy! there were reports he's managing boxers although I didny knew anyone in particular or if he is active. Hopefully someone could post more videos of him.

Impressive fighter. Thanks for posting, as I'd never seen the guy before. Seconded on hoping someone has more fights of his around, & posts them. Another guy who is comparable to Pacquiao, probably more so from a style point of view, was Andy Ganigan. Didn't have Pacquaio's hand speed, but he was an extremely aggressive southpaw with brutal punching power, who generally liked to jump on his opponents at the opening bell. Came up short in title bout against Alexis Arguello, but it was a real thriller while it lasted. Thanks to fluffyninja for the video Yeah, Andrew Ganigan...the original "Hawaiian Punch" (I think Villaflor was sometimes referred to that way but not as frequently as Ganigan was) One of only three people who made the great Alexis Arguello hit the floor-- something that Ruben Olivares (who managed to only stagger Arguello), Ernesto Marcel, Royal Kobayashi, Alfredo Escalera, Boom Boom Mancini, Bobby Chacon, Bazooka Limon, Ruben Castillo, Rolando Navarette, Boza-Edwards and a slew of others didn't manage to do. Thanks for the video!

that guys left is better then mannys shorter quicker and as a result harder

Impressive fighter. Thanks for posting, as I'd never seen the guy before. Seconded on hoping someone has more fights of his around, & posts them. Another guy who is comparable to Pacquiao, probably more so from a style point of view, was Andy Ganigan. Didn't have Pacquaio's hand speed, but he was an extremely aggressive southpaw with brutal punching power, who generally liked to jump on his opponents at the opening bell. Came up short in title bout against Alexis Arguello, but it was a real thriller while it lasted. Thanks to fluffyninja for the video

Yeah buddy Thanks! You cant just imagine how much I labored lookin for that fight in years. Its just one of them fights you get to read but didnt actually see, and when you check everywhere you cant find it, as if it was like just a legend. Its written in Japanese so it was quite difficult written like this : ベン･ビラフロア :lol1: I just randomly scourged on it hoping one day I could bump into it and I actually did! Gold! GOLD, indeed, pal!I dunno where Villaflor has put down permanent stakes-- if he's in Hawaii or in the Philippines. Wherever he is, one hopes he goes on the internet (he's just a couple of years younger than I am), has copies of his fights and post videos here and on youtube. :)Thanks again, buddy!

A Villaflor fight! It's a rarity! I would not have believed I'd see one ever again! And, it's from youtube?! Thanks for posting the video, buddy! That's the second meeting between Villaflor and Shibata which was in Hawaii. Shibata had earlier beaten Villaflor by controversial and very close UD also in Hawaii. Shibata was the WBC Featherweight titlist. He won that crown by retiring Vicente Saldivar in the 12th of a slated 15 round fight back in 1970. He moved up after a few successful defenses and faced Villaflor twice for the WBA Jr. Lightweight crown. When he lost by 1st round KO as shown in that video, he faced Ricardo Arredondo and won the WBC version. He had three successful defenses of the WBC crown then lost it to Alfredo Escalera. Wish someone could post more Villaflor fights...? The most violent fight that Villaflor figured in was the one against Morito Kashiwaba. The duo threw bombs all through the 13 rounds that the fight lasted. Villaflor first won the WBA crown at the age of 20. He retired at the age of 24 after surrendering the title to defensive specialist Samuel Serrano. Yeah buddy Thanks! You cant just imagine how much I labored lookin for that fight in years. Its just one of them fights you get to read but didnt actually see, and when you check everywhere you cant find it, as if it was like just a legend. Its written in Japanese so it was quite difficult written like this : ベン･ビラフロア :lol1: I just randomly scourged on it hoping one day I could bump into it and I actually did! Gold!

no wonder you are all trying to catch me with a fork on your hands. sweet comeback dude :lol1:

dont hate appreciate.

A Villaflor fight! It's a rarity! I would not have believed I'd see one ever again! And, it's from youtube?! Thanks for posting the video, buddy! That's the second meeting between Villaflor and Shibata which was in Hawaii. Shibata had earlier beaten Villaflor by controversial and very close UD also in Hawaii. Shibata was the WBC Featherweight titlist. He won that crown by retiring Vicente Saldivar in the 12th of a slated 15 round fight back in 1970. He moved up after a few successful defenses and faced Villaflor twice for the WBA Jr. Lightweight crown. When he lost by 1st round KO as shown in that video, he faced Ricardo Arredondo and won the WBC version. He had three successful defenses of the WBC crown then lost it to Alfredo Escalera. Wish someone could post more Villaflor fights...? The most violent fight that Villaflor figured in was the one against Morito Kashiwaba. The duo threw bombs all through the 13 rounds that the fight lasted. Villaflor first won the WBA crown at the age of 20. He retired at the age of 24 after surrendering the title to defensive specialist Samuel Serrano.

THAI fighters are better then filipino fighters

Theres only one manny pacquiao!!!.... stfu u godamn nuthugger u guys are all about nothing but pacquiao.... pacquiao this.... pacquiao that.... i wouldnt be surprised if one of you idiots actually thought pacquiao should be a pro basketball player. :lol1: And there's only one Oscar Dela Hoya. Give up your dreams, Panchito Bojado can never ever do a Dela Hoya. :duh:

Fuck....fighters were just so much better back in the day. Doesn't anyone see it? Yeah actually that what why people ( knowledgeable boxing people who were in the business for decades now unlike that stupid poster above you) likened him to Pacquiao because of the style but I think Villaflor is clearly the more polished fighter. That fight is actually voted as one of the finest knockouts in the 70s.

You make me vomit. The guy was unconcious for 10 minutes but he didnt vomit :lol1: