Eric Morel's Opponent Set, Mexican Veteran Ricardo Vargas

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Eric Morel's Opponent Set, Mexican Veteran Ricardo Vargas

    The opponent for former champ Eric Morel (39-2, 20KOs) has been named. On December 13 in Puerto Rico, headlining a card called "The Final Step," Morel will face Mexican veteran Ricardo 'Chapo' Vargas in a bantamweight contest. Vargas has lost his last couple of bouts but he's rugged and has faced stiff competition like Rafael Marquez, Silence Mabuza and Jhonny Gonzalez. Back in 2002-2003, Vargas was a serious conteder, holding two wins over Gonzalez, Trinidad Mendoza and Gerson Guerrero. [details]
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    El Chapo used to be a very good boxer. I think' it'll still be a great boxing match if Chapo has anything left.

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    • We've Got Bush
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      Originally posted by ferocity
      El Chapo used to be a very good boxer. I think' it'll still be a great boxing match if Chapo has anything left.
      I don't think Chapo has anything left. He got stop in one round by current champ Anselmo Moreno,who, at the time only had 7 kos going in that fight.

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        Wow... I just heard about this Vargas guy last night.

        I was watching a really old fight, between 20-0 Erik Morales vs. 13-3-2 Rudy Bradley. They were talking about how Morales was supposed to win this and get a shot at Zaragoza, but... Bradley had played spoiler before. He had beaten Ricardo Vargas, when he was Vargas's tune-up opponent to get a rematch with Johnny Tapia, who he just came off a close techinical draw with.

        Crazy...

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          Originally posted by We've Got Bush
          I don't think Chapo has anything left. He got stop in one round by current champ Anselmo Moreno,who, at the time only had 7 kos going in that fight.
          Is Morento any good, thats surprising he must be done, guys be up against some of the best and usally goes 12.

          Originally posted by DWiens421
          Wow... I just heard about this Vargas guy last night.

          I was watching a really old fight, between 20-0 Erik Morales vs. 13-3-2 Rudy Bradley. They were talking about how Morales was supposed to win this and get a shot at Zaragoza, but... Bradley had played spoiler before. He had beaten Ricardo Vargas, when he was Vargas's tune-up opponent to get a rematch with Johnny Tapia, who he just came off a close techinical draw with.

          Crazy...
          He gave Tapia all he could handle, no wonder the rematch never happened. You should check out some of Ricardo Vargas fight, the guy was a very educated boxer (as in boxing skills).

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            Originally posted by ferocity
            Is Morento any good, thats surprising he must be done, guys be up against some of the best and usally goes 12.



            He gave Tapia all he could handle, no wonder the rematch never happened. You should check out some of Ricardo Vargas fight, the guy was a very educated boxer (as in boxing skills).
            Moreno is the dude who beat that Wladimir Sidorenko (or whatever his name is) for the first time.

            Sidorenko was the guy who gave that Poonsawat dude his first loss. It's all trickling down.

            Right right about Vargas, I heard he was a pretty skilled puncher.

            But, the rematch was supposed to come off, Vargas just blew it in the tune-up fight... Pretty shocking when that happens.

            That Bradley guy I watched was much better than 13-3-2... Against Morales, he lost every round, but... all of the early rounds were just razor close that Morales barely got in the end. It's a shame his career never really picked up... he looked pretty good in the ring.

            Morel probably beats Vargas though, considering the Tapia thing was back in like 1996... That's a long time for a fighter to keep their ability to fight.

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              Originally posted by DWiens421
              Moreno is the dude who beat that Wladimir Sidorenko (or whatever his name is) for the first time.

              Sidorenko was the guy who gave that Poonsawat dude his first loss. It's all trickling down.

              Right right about Vargas, I heard he was a pretty skilled puncher.

              But, the rematch was supposed to come off, Vargas just blew it in the tune-up fight... Pretty shocking when that happens.

              That Bradley guy I watched was much better than 13-3-2... Against Morales, he lost every round, but... all of the early rounds were just razor close that Morales barely got in the end. It's a shame his career never really picked up... he looked pretty good in the ring.

              Morel probably beats Vargas though, considering the Tapia thing was back in like 1996... That's a long time for a fighter to keep their ability to fight.
              Vargas wasn't a puncher. But he had a great chin and he could box for 12 rounds as if its the 1st.

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                Originally posted by ferocity
                Vargas wasn't a puncher. But he had a great chin and he could box for 12 rounds as if its the 1st.
                ESPN led me awry!

                That's just what they were saying about him.

                By the way, this Moreno guy is probably much better than an old, previously jailed, pedo Eric Morel, so... this fight isn't a done deal for Morel.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by DWiens421
                  ESPN led me awry!

                  That's just what they were saying about him.

                  By the way, this Moreno guy is probably much better than an old, previously jailed, pedo Eric Morel, so... this fight isn't a done deal for Morel.
                  pedo, lol, there two differnt meaning for pedo, when you count slang

                  Never seen Moreno fight but if Bush said Vargas got ko'd in 1, then there isn't much left in Vargas. The guy used to be great at keeping distance but would still engage.

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