P4P, how would the greatest Thai boxers fare w/ the greatest Mexican boxersofalltime?

[czars_salad]

thais are world-class amateur boxers. they are not really into professional boxing coz they already have muay.

if we are going to talk about pro boxing, thais are no match. filipino professional boxers just kick their asses.

however, in terms of amateur boxing, they are very superb

[Burzum_666]

This is a ridiculous topic, As somebody said, Thai fighters make better Muay Thai fighters not boxers. I'm sure Thai guys could be great boxers, but it's just not their greatest interest. So we'll see very few top Thai's. By the way something I'm surprised nobody mentioned anybody watch the "Mexico vs Thailand" card a few months back on HBO Latino. If I'm not mistaken didn't Mexico win that 4 to 0? Lol, there's your answer to this topic right there.

Now I will admit, most of these Thai fighters were not on the level of the Mexican they were facing, Ratanachai Vorapin was a very solid fighter and he lost his title to Jhonny Gonzalez by KO. Mexicans are better boxers P4P, this is a goofy discussion.
But I figured I'd at least state my opinion on it.

[JOM'S]

this topic is not totally ridiculous...

IMHO, fighters from the East are A LOT BETTER than what most Fight fans from the WEST think ....

Thailand in recent years/decade has been piling up world titlist from the lower divisions and mainly defending their titles at home, this is not good image for their champions, they are over protected and don't get the WORLD BOXING exposure they deserve, and i do hope that in the future U.S. BOXING PROMOTERS should add ****e to boxing and get talents from ASIA (we have already witnessed what a LONE GREAT ASIAN fighter can do to ****E up boxing) ...

if this happens I am sure this match up will be a lot better than it is right now ...

at present maybe a better match-up would have been MEXICO vs. ASIA...

[Gio]

There is no comparision.

There is nothing much to say. because this is simply a fact.