Who was the Fighter of the 90's???

[oldgringo]

Sorry to hear that OG cause Chavez was one of a kind. We will never see a fighter that impressive in his prime.He beat more champs,#1 contenders and ex champs than anyone up to date.
Well atleast he has two fans in here, TheGreat1 and myself.

I'm actually a big JCC fan, but he did lose 9-3 to Whitaker at the least, and well we all know what happened in the Taylor fight. I had that 8-4 for Taylor but Richard Steele is a *****.

I don't think I'm wrong to say that Chavez' best work was in the late 80's.

Lockridge
LaPorte
Rosario
Limon
Ramirez
Mayweather
Castillo

[{BrownBomber}]

I'm actually a big JCC fan, but he did lose 9-3 to Whitaker at the least, and well we all know what happened in the Taylor fight. I had that 8-4 for Taylor but Richard Steele is a *****.

I don't think I'm wrong to say that Chavez' best work was in the late 80's.

Lockridge
LaPorte
Rosario
Limon
Ramirez
Mayweather
Castillo

Early 90's victories
Kyung-Duk Ahn 139 29-1-0
John Duplessis 139 36-1-0
Lonnie Smith 140 29-2-1
Angel Hernandez 139½ 37-0-2
Frankie Mitchell 137½ 29-1-0
Hector Camacho 140 41-1-0
Marty Jakubowski 142 37-0-0
Greg Haugen 140 32-4-0
Terrence Alli 139 52-7-2
These were all legit contenders and dangerous opponents right before the Whitaker fight. I guess what kills it for you is that he was champ from 1984 to 1994 not really dominated either 80's or 90's
but he was champ for ten years and undeafeted for 14 regaardless of bad choices or decisions.

[DiegoFuego]

The Tiger Dariusz Michalczewski 41-0-0 in 90's Light Heavyweight

Pro debut for Michalczewski - 1991-09-16

Amateur Record 133-15-2 (83 KO's)

1990 - German National Champion in Light Heavyweight division
1991 - European Champion in Light Heavyweight division

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

[borikua]

DLH, Trinidad, and Jones...

[Parodius]

Eubank says that Pernell Whitaker was better that Roy Jones, I agree with him.

I 100 agree with Whitaker being the best in the 90's.

[Parodius]

Early 90's victories
Kyung-Duk Ahn 139 29-1-0
John Duplessis 139 36-1-0
Lonnie Smith 140 29-2-1
Angel Hernandez 139½ 37-0-2
Frankie Mitchell 137½ 29-1-0
Hector Camacho 140 41-1-0
Marty Jakubowski 142 37-0-0
Greg Haugen 140 32-4-0
Terrence Alli 139 52-7-2
These were all legit contenders and dangerous opponents right before the Whitaker fight. I guess what kills it for you is that he was champ from 1984 to 1994 not really dominated either 80's or 90's
but he was champ for ten years and undeafeted for 14 regaardless of bad choices or decisions.

LaPorte, Whitaker & Taylor all beat Chavez, but Chavez was like Oscar he won fights that he lost. He got many gift decisions just like ***** boy Oscar.

[Tha Greatest]

Like Borikua said,

"Roy Jones, DLH, and Trinidad."

Without a doubt.

[IwatchBoxing]

LaPorte, Whitaker & Taylor all beat Chavez, but Chavez was like Oscar he won fights that he lost. He got many gift decisions just like ***** boy Oscar.

LOL, so true!

[Foreman]

If Ali's 2 losses (ok, he got a gift decision in the 3rd fight) to Norton don't knock him out as fighter of the '70's, why would Holy's 2 losses to Bowe knock him out?

[borikua]

Why no one has said Bernard Hopkins...