Latin America's All Time Greats

[-Hyperion-]

1.-duran
2.-chavez
3.-monzon
skill wise, finito is second to manos de piedra IMO...

[Hydro]

Is Brazil part of Latin America? I've read and heard some opinions that say it is and other opinions say it is not.

If it is, then there is NO way you should name all these fighters and not at least bring Eder Jofre.

[FISTIC ART]

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The debate and poll can rage on....but who the **** voted for hector camacho....LMAOOOOOOOOOO...and who was the high ****er that put him on the poll....LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Hydro]

The debate and poll can rage on....but who the **** voted for hector camacho....LMAOOOOOOOOOO...and who was the high ****er that put him on the poll....LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

SMH @ Camacho betting more votes than Pedroza and Olivares combined.

Camacho had the talent to be up there with the greatest Latinos ever, but he wasted too much of it. He was a hell of a fighter in the mid 80s, but was never the same mentally after Rosario, and lacks the achievements to be seriously considered.

[mr. bojangles]

I was surprised to see Hector the clown on the poll lol

Down goes the credibility of this thread...pffft



Seriously, in no particular order..

*Roberto Duran - the guy was invincible at lightweight, an unstoppable force, a deranged animal with hands of stone, just look at his angst-filled Charles Manson eyes.

*Julio Cesar Chavez

*Carlos Ortiz

*Eder Jofre

*Salvador Sanchez

*Alexis Arguello

*Wilfredo Gomez

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these should be on the list

Wilfredo Benitez
Salvador Sanchez
Eder Jofre
Ricardo Lopez
Wilfredo Gomez

[Nostromo]

Camacho 6th?! You don't know jacks **** about boxing.

Look fool, he was (maybe still is) the 6th. leading vote-getter on the poll at the time of my (15th.) post. If I was actually rating Camacho, I would rate him dead last, not 6th!

[Gonzalo]

1.-duran
2.-chavez
3.-monzon
skill wise, finito is second to manos de piedra IMO...

I'd have to disagree with you. Skill wise "Finito" is second to none.