Hecter Camancho..respected fighter?

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

I do think prime Chavez would have beaten prime Camacho.

and I do think Chavez and Whitaker were overall better fighters than Camacho.

I just think Camacho in general is pretty underrated.

I don't think Camacho was underrated, I think Camacho was kind of a version of Zab Judah in the sense he was a waisted talent.

Camacho let the drugs, women and lack of training be his major faults but I don't use that as an excuse because as I have always said, the mental aspect of boxing is as if not MORE important than the physical.

If you don't work hard, prepare yourself and come ready to fight, that's not an excuse, that's weak being weak minded and lazy as a pro.

[Poet682006]

Do you always live in a fantasy world in which you get to boss the entire NY Knicks around whilst dressed in a tuxedo?

A non-********** who works with his brain and not his hands DOES get to boss around the Knicks: He's called "The Owner" :geek9:

Poet

[BorderPatrol]

A non-********** who works with his brain and not his hands DOES get to boss around the Knicks: He's called "The Owner" :geek9:

Poet

Really? I would have imagined him to be a 42 year old poet. What a bummer.

[Steak]

I don't think Camacho was underrated, I think Camacho was kind of a version of Zab Judah in the sense he was a waisted talent.

Camacho let the drugs, women and lack of training be his major faults but I don't use that as an excuse because as I have always said, the mental aspect of boxing is as if not MORE important than the physical.

If you don't work hard, prepare yourself and come ready to fight, that's not an excuse, that's weak being weak minded and lazy as a pro.

the difference being that prime Camacho could have beaten and/or given ATGs at 130 and 135 hell, while Judah...eh...even at his best, I can still see a lot of greats steamrolling him.

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

the difference being that prime Camacho could have beaten and/or given ATGs at 130 and 135 hell, while Judah...eh...even at his best, I can still see a lot of greats steamrolling him.

I agree I was just comparing the wasted talent aspect of it.

[BorderPatrol]

Here are some non-**********s in action.

Wow, so profound and genuine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LzDDPL9pWU&feature=related

[Pin Galarga]

following on from the Hamed HOF thread, i just wondered what people thought of Hecter and why he isnt in the HOF.


*Camacho

Who's that?

[Poet682006]

Here are some non-**********s in action.

Wow, so profound and genuine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LzDD...eature=related

I have more respect for them then I would for someone who's little better than an animal :geek9:

Poet

[Poet682006]

even at his best, I can still see a lot of greats steamrolling him.

Even at his best I can see a lot of greats steamrolling Camacho.

Poet

[BorderPatrol]

I have more respect for them then I would for someone who's little better than an animal :geek9:

Poet

You fool nobody Poet. You are weak and you get off on watching those very men that your so desperately try and relegate to "animals," display a brand of masculinity, that you have never known or felt. You being the typical sick white bastard, probably get off to thoughts of your wife ****ing Iran Barkley and Chuck D in an old 1976 Chevorlet Stationwagon. All your life you merely watched and admired men bigger and more assertive than you...And all your life, you soothed your envy with lies and false reassurances about how they are "dumb animals" who couldn't write a poem if you held a gun to their heads. This simple outlook, allowed you to sleep at night and make sense of your failure as a man.

~Hannibal L.