Who remembers the All Time Great, Ricardo Lopez?!

[Scott9945]

There was definitely good career enhancing fights for him if he moved up in weight. He didn't.

At Minimumweight he cleared out. However the division was very weak, meaning his resume is not impressive.

If we're talking skill wise then yeah Lopez was very skilled.

Agree 100%. Lopez stayed at 105 way too long. If he had moved up sooner and finished at 112 it would have looked a lot better. He had the framework to easily do that.

[baya]

Well, I'll give Lopez credit. He was miles better than the bum Calderun

you motherphoker.

[SouthPawHitman]

We're do you have him ranked brody?

Very very ****ing high. He's one of the greatest Mexican warriors I have ever seen with my own two eyes.

[SouthPawHitman]

How's that then?

I'm entitled to my opinion and I can easily justify it in a logical manner.

Well it's the wrong opinion.

[IronDanHamza]

Well it's the wrong opinion.

Right Ok

[SouthPawHitman]

I think of Finito as a suped up version of JMM

[SouthPawHitman]

You have these nerds on here who don't know what greatness is. Let me break this down; Lopez had 52 fights and he never lost.

All time mother****ing great.

[SouthPawHitman]

Right Ok

You think its funny? You think NSB is a mother****ing game?

[SouthPawHitman]

Lopez is the 3rd most ferocious boxer in my lifetime after Jack Dempsey and of course Roberto Duran.

[Catrin]

Much respect and admiration to the Great Ricardo "Finito: Lopez! Saludos ala cuna de su origen! Puro Cuernavaca Morelos! ala orden SeŅores! saludos al 7 desde la linea .7.1.4 ala orden Frontera. el 7 le dice al 20 kiero que se ponga al 100 nos vemos en la 27 empezando amanecer!