Free Wilfred Benitez fight clip!

[baya]

I had never seen Hope fight. I HEARD he was a solid fighter....who had some decent wins. He was a fairly tricky southpaw. Benitez was trying to win his thrid title,& he did so.
That fight proves that guys not known as big punchers can still throw a big shot, & score big KOs. That's as brutal a KO as you can see.
Hope began to convulse a bit while on the floor. He spent the night in the hospital (possible concussion, & some lost teeth). He wound up getting MARRIED the next day, however.

wow - talk about foreshadowing

[jack_the_rippuh]

**** Benitez, we want Trinidad.

[IwatchBoxing]

do not quote my message please +)

All I see is pictures, what clips you talking about?

On top of the page there is a link title Benitez video, click it than enjoy .

[Memorex]

give me some salvador sanchez clips!

[IwatchBoxing]

give me some salvador sanchez clips!

Benitez to Sanchez is like Mayweather to Gatti...dont think so...

[ottoevans]

put some tito clips man, nobody cares about Benitez

[Memorex]

Benitez to Sanchez is like Mayweather to Gatti...dont think so...

with sanchez being mayweather, anyways put some tito clips he has some great ko's

[grayfist]

Thanks for the clip!

Wilfred, alternately called "El Radar" and "The Bible of Boxing", was and continues to be one of my favorites. He was the best defensive fighter I saw "live". His offense coming off defense was a marvel to watch! So, fluid, so elegant, so seamless! He was instinctive. Intuitive.

Challenging Antonio Cervantes for the WBA Lightwelterweight title, he lied about his age (18 was the mandatory requirement for a fighter to step into the ring for a world crown) and thus became the youngest to hold the WBA Lightwelter crown.

Thanks again!

[IwatchBoxing]

i know benitez was an animal - but was that hope dude any good. thanks for the clip dude. looking around the site though, man, too bad wilfred didn't take better care of himself, sad sad ****.

Good enough to defend his belt four times...

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=009735

[IwatchBoxing]

Thanks for the clip!

Wilfred, alternately called "El Radar" and "The Bible of Boxing", was and continues to be one of my favorites. He was the best defensive fighter I saw "live". His offense coming off defense was a marvel to watch! So, fluid, so elegant, so seamless! He was instinctive. Intuitive.

Challenging Antonio Cervantes for the WBA Lightwelterweight title, he lied about his age (18 was the mandatory requirement for a fighter to step into the ring for a world crown) and thus became the youngest to hold the WBA Lightwelter crown.

Thanks again!

Glad you enjoyed it, I was glad I found it to. What fights/fighters have you seen live?