JoartCC, what is your favorite wilfred benitez fight?

I'm trying to help him too.I love my kababayan.:luvbed: mga utak talangka kayo.:ban: ha ha ha how did your "am i hot?" poll go , pare?

:-) ooops. my bad.......... it's a good thing joartcc didn't agree with me. i was trying to help him.......... I'm trying to help him too.I love my kababayan.:luvbed: mga utak talangka kayo.:ban:

Why would you feel sorry for him? He called you a crab. And that you lack plain and simple basic common sense. :p he's annoying but it's just an act. once in a while he gets to me but the boy is just bored......and probably lonely.

I agree with you,PARE!LOL ha ha ha why you picking on poor joart? i feel bad for him sometimes......even though he is a dick. lol

:-) ooops. my bad.......... it's a good thing joartcc didn't agree with me. i was trying to help him.......... I agree with you,PARE!LOL

???????? You're confusing Wilfredo Gomez with Wilfred Benitez. :-) ooops. my bad.......... it's a good thing joartcc didn't agree with me. i was trying to help him..........

maybe he dose not know who SRL is Sugar Ray Leonard. He fought Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He fought in the 80's. ummm...... he's the creator of the Contender. hmmm...... i think his boxing history book starts at pacquiao-barrera 1 in san antonio.

You all need to realize that boxing isn't this cat's expertise..... http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175943 lol, in all honesty, i think i have maybe 4 or 5 posts ever in the lounge.

What were his strengths? What were his best days at welter? Which fights tell you how he would do against good welters of this era? What hindered him in his off time in between fights? Which were his career defining fights and describe how you felt while watching them. Go home and educate yourself,Dick face.:la::haha:

Nice job copying and pasting from Wikipedia. :nono: Wilfred "El Radar" Benitez Sept 12, 1958 - present Birthplace: Bronx, New York Height: 5'10" Weight: 160 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Related Info Wilfred Benitez's bout-by-bout career pro boxing record. Wilfred Benitez's biography in Spanish. He turned pro at the young age of 15 and by the age of 17, Puerto Rican "Boy Wonder" Wilfred Benitez became the youngest fighter in boxing history to win a world title. The date was March 6, 1976 when Benitez made boxing history when he won the WBA Jr. Welterweight title over Antonio "Kid Pambele" Cervantes by a split decision. Benitez's triumph over Cervantes made him a world champion at the age of 17 years, 5 months and 23 days. Now, at the age of 37 years, 9 months, he is the youngest person elected to the Boxing Hall of Fame. That honor was formerly held by Michael Spinks. Benitez showed his defensive wizardry along with sneaky punching power to successfully defend his WBA title three more times. Becoming known in the boxing world as "The Bible of Boxing" and "The Radar", Benitez moved up in weight and won his second title, the WBC Welterweight Championship on January 14, 1979 from Carlos Palomino. After one successful defense over Harold Weston, Benitez went 15 rounds with the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard in a grueling battle among the best two young fighters in the world. The affair was a fistic duel as the young Welterweights match speed and artistry. Blow to blow, head to head these two warriors withstood each others punishment until the 15th and final round. Leonard threw quick combinations at the start of the round and dropped Benitez. The referee moved in and stopped the contest. Despite the loss, Benitez was not discouraged and moved up in weight again and captured his third title by stopping Maurice Hope on May 23, 1981 with a one-punch knock out. At the time he was only the seventh man in boxing history to win 3 titles in three different weight classes. As the WBC Junior Middleweight Champion, Wilfred Benitez defended his belt twice, including a decision victory over Roberto "Manos de Piedras" Duran on January 30, 1982. On December 3, 1982, Thomas "The Hitman" Hearns won a close 15 round decision over Benitez and ended the championship reign of Wilfred Benitez. Benitez retired from Boxing in 1990, but had one more glorious moment in 1996 when he was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Benitez was only the 6th boxer to win enshrinement in their first year of eligibility. At the ceremony, Benitez could barely contain himself when his time came. With his mother at his side, Benitez sprang to his feet, both arms outstretched and clenched fists. Benitez said "This is the best and the most prestigious honor of my career." Puerto Rico's Governor Pedro Rosello declared Benitez a National hero and called the induction of Benitez "Something that while pleasing to all of us, most Puerto Ricans saw it coming a long time ago." Benitez fought from 1973-1990 and held titles as a junior welterweight, welterweight and super welterweight. He finished his boxing career with 53-8-1 record (with 31 KOs). :nana::lol1:

Wilfred Benitez born September 12, 1958 in New York, New York, is a Puerto Rican boxer. He is remembered best as a skilled and aggressive fighter with exceptional defensive abilities who won world championships in three separate weight divisions, and was the youngest world champion in boxing history.Fake Floyd IS A DUCK!:D Nice job copying and pasting from Wikipedia. :nono:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilfredo_Benitez :haha::lol1:

Wilfred Benitez born September 12, 1958 in New York, New York, is a Puerto Rican boxer. He is remembered best as a skilled and aggressive fighter with exceptional defensive abilities who won world championships in three separate weight divisions, and was the youngest world champion in boxing history.Fake Floyd IS A DUCK!:D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilfredo_Benitez

Wilfred Benitez born September 12, 1958 in New York, New York, is a Puerto Rican boxer. He is remembered best as a skilled and aggressive fighter with exceptional defensive abilities who won world championships in three separate weight divisions, and was the youngest world champion in boxing history.Fake Floyd IS A DUCK!:D During the early stages of his professional career, Benitez often traveled to the Virgin Islands and New York for fights. He divided his fights between those locations and Puerto Rico. The proximity of those two locations to Puerto Rico helped him start to become a household name in the island while building an international following at the same time. His speed, combined with punching power and surprising ring maturity for a 15 year-old, were enough to make him a world-ranked boxer by both the WBA and WBC, then boxing's only world-title recognizing organizations.

Wilfred Benitez born September 12, 1958 in New York, New York, is a Puerto Rican boxer. He is remembered best as a skilled and aggressive fighter with exceptional defensive abilities who won world championships in three separate weight divisions, and was the youngest world champion in boxing history.Fake Floyd IS A DUCK!:D

You all need to realize that boxing isn't this cat's expertise..... http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175943

Thats Wilfredo Gomez. Benitez is El Radar who fought Tommy Hearns, Leonard and Duran. It was a joke.

???????? You're confusing Wilfredo Gomez with Wilfred Benitez. It was a joke.

bazooka was the one of the great feathers of all time! 2 of his 3 losses was to other greats salvador and azumah. i loved wilfredo. i'm sure joartcc would agree with me. Thats Wilfredo Gomez. Benitez is El Radar who fought Tommy Hearns, Leonard and Duran.

Fuck that, a better question is how is Pac nearing Ali in status? To clarify what i'm talking about: http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3728272#post3728272