2014 Mexican Prospect Of The Year

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Vote and discuss.

Each of their best wins is in green.

1. Gilberto "El Zurdo" Ramirez - (4W[4KO]-0L-0D) - Don Mouton TKO1, Giovanni Lorenzo TKO5, Junior Talipeau TKO1, Fulgencio Zuniga TKO8


2. Oscar Valdez - (5W[4KO]-0L-0D) - Samuel Sanchez TKO3, Adrian Perez KO4, Noel Echevarria RTD6, Juan Ruiz UD8, Alberto Garza TKO7


3. Diego "The Golden Kid" De La Hoya - (6W[4KO]-0L-0D) - Sergio Najera TKO1, Jaxel Marrero UD6, Rigoberto Casillas TKO3, Miguel Tamayo TKO5, Luis Ruiz Lizarraga Jr. UD6, Ali Gonzalez TKO5


4. Miguel "El Alacran" Berchelt - (3W[3KO]-1L[1KO]-0D) - Luis Eduardo Flores TKO1 Loss, Armando Mariscal KO3, Carlos Manuel Reyes KO4, Antonio Escalante TKO3


5. Andres "El Jaguar" Gutierrez - (3W-0L-0D) - Jairo Hernandez MD10, Mario Macias UD12, Jairo Hernandez UD10

6. Rey Vargas - (4W[4KO]-0L-0D) - Silvester Lopez RTD7, Vergel Nebran TKO6, Daniel Ferreras TKO2, Silvester Lopez TKO8

7. "Relentless" Antonio Orozco - (3W[1KO]-0L-1D) - Miguel Angel Huerta KO2, Martin Honorio UD10, Steve Forbes UD8

8. Andy "The Destroyer" Ruiz Jr. - (2W[2KO]-0L-0D) - Manuel Quezada TKO2, Kenny Lemos TKO1

9. Ivan "El Niņo Maravilla" Morales - (3W[1KO]-0L-0D) - Jose Alfredo Tirado UD10, Cesar Canchila TKO6, Timur Shailezov UD10

10. Carlos "Chuko" Diaz - (4W[2KO]-0L-0D) - Miguel Beltran Jr. KO6, Braulio Rodriguez UD8, Adan Morales TKO3, Walter Lina Ordonez UD6

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Frankie 'Pitbull' Gomez!

[VAGAB0ND]

Frankie 'Pitbull' Gomez!

People would have complained that he's American if I had him in there. There's a lot of good "Mexican-American" prospects too.

Frankie Gomez and Julian Ramirez are 2 of my favorites, .

[Build That Wall]

Oscar Valdez. BTW NSB. Oscar Valdez is better than Verdejo. Verdejo is just getting more of a push because PR is desperately searching for the Next Trinidad. Well Newsflash. Verdejo certainly isn't that and nor was Cotto. Garcia has the potential to be because all he does is wins. He beats the fighters people say he isn't supposed to beat.

[Chiboxing123]

Call me crazy. But I really think benavidez is still thegoods. He hung in there last week and was extremely competitive with arguably the best at140. He's only 22 and if you don't think he learned alot from that ure smoking that good but of the list gilberto is the most impressive.

[D-MiZe]

He isn't on that list, his name is Carlos Diaz Ramirez.

[baya]

Call me crazy. But I really think benavidez is still thegoods. He hung in there last week and was extremely competitive with arguably the best at140. He's only 22 and if you don't think he learned alot from that ure smoking that good but of the list gilberto is the most impressive.

that's how far off this place is, man. that you'd have to premise this post with a "Call me crazy." for something that makes just absolute sense. jose was in there with a freaking LEGIT dude as a 22 year old and while it was hotly contested jose didn't wilt and displayed that it.

i still think he has the most upside out of all these cats. i also really like valdez and zurdo.

[Chiboxing123]

that's how far off this place is, man. that you'd have to premise this post with a "Call me crazy." for something that makes just absolute sense. jose was in there with a freaking LEGIT dude as a 22 year old and while it was hotly contested jose didn't wilt and displayed that it.

i still think he has the most upside out of all these cats. i also really like valdez and zurdo.

I agree with you. And even more so that jose asked for the fight. Top rank was ready to keep giving him lesser challenges which was fine with him only being 22 and the hand injury. He wanted to test himself and learn and guess what he held his own and did alright. He's only gonna get better watch

[VAGAB0ND]

He isn't on that list, his name is Carlos Diaz Ramirez.

He's on there, Carlos "Chuko" Diaz at the bottom. Youngest prospect on there too.

[VAGAB0ND]

Call me crazy. But I really think benavidez is still thegoods. He hung in there last week and was extremely competitive with arguably the best at140. He's only 22 and if you don't think he learned alot from that ure smoking that good but of the list gilberto is the most impressive.

My score for the Herrera vs. Benavidez fight was 117-111 for Herrera, but I'm with you, a loss to Herrera shouldn't take anything away from Benavidez. I saw flashes of his great potential in the fight. I just hope he knows that he really lost the fight, otherwise he might not learn as much from it had he actually been given the loss.

And he's not on the list because he's "Mexican-American". People on here love to b*tch about that s**t.