Who Is The Best Boxer I Have Never Heard Of?

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  • Talon
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    #31
    Yuriorkis Gamboa - p4p sick.. he keeps his hands down most of the time and uses feet and head movement. but he has skills on par with mayweather.. very fast like young roy jones.. look him up on youtube. you won't be sorry

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    • abadger
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      #32
      Originally posted by GreyAlien
      Yuriorkis Gamboa - p4p sick.. he keeps his hands down most of the time and uses feet and head movement. but he has skills on par with mayweather.. very fast like young roy jones.. look him up on youtube. you won't be sorry
      Haha. I am familiar with Gamboa, though I urge anyone who isn't to follow GreyAlien's advice.

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      • mgkirkpatrick
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        #33
        I'm not a great boxing historian but the two dudes that spring to mind.. Les Darcy.. died at 21 as the best middleweight in the world. and Tucan. finding quality info about either is a battle.

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        • TRAVI$
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          #34
          Gamboa is a real prospect, he's been fighting some solid fighters very early in his career
          He reminds me of Guzman.

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          • fightnews55
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            #35
            Originally posted by GreyAlien
            Yuriorkis Gamboa - p4p sick.. he keeps his hands down most of the time and uses feet and head movement. but he has skills on par with mayweather.. very fast like young roy jones.. look him up on youtube. you won't be sorry
            Maybe you can look up the clip where he got put on his ass in his last fight. Right before he started gassing like Mobil.

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            • Oasis_Lad
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              #36
              Originally posted by mgkirkpatrick
              I'm not a great boxing historian but the two dudes that spring to mind.. Les Darcy.. died at 21 as the best middleweight in the world. and Tucan. finding quality info about either is a battle.
              He died of a rare strain of influenza, didn't he?

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              • oldgringo
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                #37
                Jose Medel. Somewhat of a hero in his own country, but RARELY spoken about by boxing fans from other countries. The guy came up the hard way through the boxing ranks. He fought everybody and often on even terms with some of the greatest fighters the sport has seen. His record doesn't do him justice.

                Here he is going to war with the all-time great Eder Jofre. Both men hurt, both guys fighting their asses off. This is one of the better fights you will see at any weight (even though this is just highlights).



                7:40 - 8:15 is epic.

                Medel defeated the likes of the great Fighting Harada, Jesus Pimentel, Walter McGowan and very nearly beat Jofre. He also faced Beccerra and Olivares throughout his career.

                Uh yeah...so there is that. Hopefully I introduced or re-introduced a great fighter to you.

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                • TheGreatA
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                  #38
                  Originally posted by oldgringo
                  Jose Medel. Somewhat of a hero in his own country, but RARELY spoken about by boxing fans from other countries. The guy came up the hard way through the boxing ranks. He fought everybody and often on even terms with some of the greatest fighters the sport has seen. His record doesn't do him justice.

                  Here he is going to war with the all-time great Eder Jofre. Both men hurt, both guys fighting their asses off. This is one of the better fights you will see at any weight (even though this is just highlights).



                  7:40 - 8:15 is epic.

                  Medel defeated the likes of the great Fighting Harada, Jesus Pimentel, Walter McGowan and very nearly beat Jofre. He also faced Beccerra and Olivares throughout his career.

                  Uh yeah...so there is that. Hopefully I introduced or re-introduced a great fighter to you.
                  I was about to post that fight, it's one of the best I've seen.

                  Surprisingly few have heard of Eder Jofre also...


                  Miguel Canto, Mexican defensive artist


                  Near 6 feet tall bantamweight Panama Al Brown from the 1930's


                  "The Old Master" Joe Gans fought 100 years ago.
                  Last edited by TheGreatA; 09-01-2008, 12:48 PM.

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                  • ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
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                    #39
                    Bernard SUPERBAD Mayes

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                    • BattlingNelson
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Tunney
                      Baysangurov is good, fighting Jamie Moore next month
                      Shumenov has great potential
                      Lomachenko is the most talented 20 year old boxer in the world
                      Tishchenko would definitely be a champ if he ever turned pro
                      Golovkin is very talented, his promoter Universum is doing a poor job though, he's ready to fight the best middleweights but he's inactive
                      Frenkel is very good and has a crowd-pleasing style. Sauerland should hurry up and get him his next fight

                      You may have already heard of them, maybe not.
                      As always I'm impressed with your knowledge of the young eastern europeans. How do you get the info on those guys????

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