How Julio Cesar Chavez Cracked The Philly Shell Defense

[BodyBagz]

I don't think Julio beat guys who knew what they were doing, shellwise.

[eco1]

Matters on who is shelling up

Chavez was too good but we have a few Einsteins here who love to shout out loud how he was not.

[BodyBagz]

Chavez was too good but we have a few Einsteins here who love to shout out loud how he was not.

We also have fans who don't like to mention names to use as examples

[eco1]

We also have fans who don't like to mention names to use as examples

I was talking about you "Einstein"

[BodyBagz]

I was talking about you "Einstein"

And I replied to you not naming names.....

Edit -
Names of fighters

[BodyBagz]

I was talking about you "Einstein"

Who was a good example of a shell that Julio beat ?

[jaded]

I don't think Julio beat guys who knew what they were doing, shellwise.

He beat Roger Mayweather twice. Roger knew what he was doing.

[BodyBagz]

He beat Roger Mayweather twice. Roger knew what he was doing.

Rog wasn't that good.

Even still, one name out of 100+

I always love Julio's angry face, though.
Him and Duran had HOF fight faces.

[jaded]

Rog wasn't that good.

Even still, one name out of 100+

I always love Julio's angry face, though.
Him and Duran had HOF fight faces.

Now I know you never even saw Roger Mayweather fight. He was very slick and a devastating puncher. Stop talking about what you know nothing about

[BodyBagz]

Now I know you never even saw Roger Mayweather fight. He was very slick and a devastating puncher. Stop talking about what you know nothing about

First off, I'm just having fun while mixing in some valid opinions.

Less than 60 W's
13L's, 6 by KO
....how good could he have been ?

After his prerequisite ''fighting bums'' phase (which 95% of everyone goes through), he was pretty much a 50% fighter.
He was able to string together a couple of ''win'' streaks by find some questionable opponents.

Still, that's 1 name and Julio wasn't the only one who mashed him.