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I think it was a combination of him losing steam and Arguello coming on strong, Macini hadn't been past 12 at that point and Arguello was a notoriously slow starter who got better as the fight went on.
Yeah, really good fighter.Comment
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You got me started LOL if i remember rightly, i don't think there was anything wrong with his stamina. I think the fight changed round dramatically when Ray Mancini went down in the 12th round, and he never seemed to recover from that.Comment
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You are right there i mean how many times has Arguello knocked people out late or come on really strong. Argullo could take you out in the first or the last roundComment
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Your probably right. There was deffo some kinda shift happening in the fight around that point.Comment
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Yeah, Arguello knocked out quite a few fighters late and you're definitely right, Arguello could knock an opponent out early and late, his power stayed with him throughout his fights.Comment
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Two fights that come to mind immediately are his fights with Ruben Castillo, Ruben Olivares, what a fight Ruben Olivares vs Alexis Arguello was.Comment
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What ive noticed with Arguello is he did not like lateral movement and he was not that good at fighting on the inside, because he seem liked more room to get his shots off. I think Mancini,Olivares,Pryor all gave him trouble fighting on the inside, but only Pryor was able to avoid Alexis's power, because Pryor had a little subtle move where he would move off to the side after punching etc.
One thing Arguello was, was very very consistent and he could punch hard to the body and hand.Comment
Very entertaining fighter, flawed and not the most technically sound but very tough and durable, he never stopped trying even when he was behind in his fights and threw a lot of punches while taking a lot back.
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