130 Pound Merry-Go-Round; Who is the True Champion?
By Julian Kasdin (Februaury 10, 2006), DoghouseBoxing
Over that last few years boxing has experienced a renaissance in its lighter weight divisions. The junior lightweight division is no exception to this rule, as it is currently staffed by three of the top boxers pound for pound today. Manny Pacquiao, Marco Antonio Barrera, and Erik Morales have spent years kicking ass and taking names, and over this time they have established themselves as national heroes and all time great fighters. The one confusing thing about the junior lightweight division is who is the true champion? Is it Barrera with his two belts and wins over Morales, but what about his un-avenged loss to Pacquiao? Or how about Morales with his wins over both fighters despite his recent set backs? But what about Pacman, who holds dominating wins over both fighters? Depending on who you are and where you are from, you have your preference.
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By Julian Kasdin (Februaury 10, 2006), DoghouseBoxing
Over that last few years boxing has experienced a renaissance in its lighter weight divisions. The junior lightweight division is no exception to this rule, as it is currently staffed by three of the top boxers pound for pound today. Manny Pacquiao, Marco Antonio Barrera, and Erik Morales have spent years kicking ass and taking names, and over this time they have established themselves as national heroes and all time great fighters. The one confusing thing about the junior lightweight division is who is the true champion? Is it Barrera with his two belts and wins over Morales, but what about his un-avenged loss to Pacquiao? Or how about Morales with his wins over both fighters despite his recent set backs? But what about Pacman, who holds dominating wins over both fighters? Depending on who you are and where you are from, you have your preference.
Complete article...
http://www.doghouseboxing.com/Kasdin/Kasdin021006.htm
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