Bantamweight the best division in boxing?
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FeatherWeight
John
Gamboa
Solis
Juarez
Juanma
Vazquez
Marquez
Santiago
Aoh
Rojas
Cruz
Luevano
Honorio
Lee
DunneComment
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Aoh is now at super featherweight and Dunne hasn't fought since the Poon fight, and I have not heard anything about a move up in weight.
Plus, Vazquez and Marquez are near the very end of their careersComment
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Good set of names, but Vazquez and Marquez probably won't fight anyone, but each other and then be out for a years time.
Aoh I think won't be heard from much again. Honorio is probably going to rematch John Molina at 135, so he won't stick around at FW. Tired of seeing Juarez and he's not that good.
Caballero could jump though, which would be another good name. The division is better off then it was a couple years ago, but it's not one of the best.
Cruz sucks btw.Comment
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Oh, I see. I've always wondered that, Thanks for clarifying it.The reason for that is he's fought many of his twelve or so professional fights in Mexico. He also had a Mexican trainer, had lived in Mexico, and speaks Spanish. His nickname is the little Mexican or something.
His brothers have a Mexican trainer, the same one a Alvarez, I believe. In fact, Alvarez walked to the ring with Daiki for his fight with Kaovichit.
On topic, 118 is the most underrated division in boxing, and my favorite. I have no problem with it being called the best.Comment
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Junior WelterWeight
Khan
Maidana
Ortiz
Bradley
Kotelnik
Cayo
Malignaggi
Holt
Urango
Hatton
Alexander
Bailley
AlvaradoLast edited by Ch@mpBox@PR; 01-18-2010, 01:11 AM.Comment
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