20Billion: Barrera - Mexico's Greatest?

[SCtrojansbaby]

Olivares' losses were later in his career in weight classes he was to small for...

i think he is up there with the best of them

he started his career like 60-0 with 50some ko's and won multiiple world tiltes.

So you are saying his prime was 69-72 sorry but comparing a guy who's prime was 4 years(and got stopped twice) to Barrera Morales Lopez who had primes that spanned about 10 years or Sanchez who's prime wasn't long but he was undefeated and beat multiple ATGs in impressive fashion.

[gatorDelux]

u have a good point....

i just think skill for skill and his acomplishments(even if his reighn ws short lived)

deservse recognition...

maybe he is at the bottom of the list of great mexican fighters....

but i still think he was damn good

[The Surgeon]

u have a good point....

i just think skill for skill and his acomplishments(even if his reighn ws short lived)

deservse recognition...

maybe he is at the bottom of the list of great mexican fighters....

but i still think he was damn good

Nah man Rockabye Rubin is high end of the scale bro, that guy on his best night is one scary customer.......

[SCtrojansbaby]

Nah man Rockabye Rubin is high end of the scale bro, that guy on his best night is one scary customer.......

Personally I would take Zarate, the Marquez bros and Zarazoga over him as well

[Barn]

Way too many losses not even considered. Its a clear top 1 with Chavez at the top and then people will argue Sanchez Lopez Barrera and Morales as the next 4.

13/88 = 0.15
8/54 = 0.15

Olivares and a certain someones loss/win ratio. Guess Who?

[gatorDelux]

Rjj .......

[gatorDelux]

Nah man Rockabye Rubin is high end of the scale bro, that guy on his best night is one scary customer.......

i said maybe

and by the bottom i ment bottomof the top ten

[Barn]

Rjj .......

We have a winner

[gatorDelux]

We have a winner

green k please?

[Barn]

green k please?

Red K given.

JK, tried to give you green but, need to spread some around.