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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Roman Gonzalez and The End of a Line

    By Cliff Rold - Gerald Ford was President of the United States. Jaws was still six months from release while Rocky and Star Wars were still only glimmers in their creators eyes. The two-time World Series champion Toronto Blue Jays didn't exist yet. That's how long it's been. On January 8, 1975, Ring's #1...
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    • 1hourRun
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      Great detail Mr. Rold , I really enjoyed reading the top five : funny how the longest lineages have been between the original weight classes from the heaviest to the lightest ( HW - Flyweight ) and now in the middle with Canelo Alvarez.

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        • thecomedian2
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          That is what greatness is all about, looking for new challenges and new horizons, I wish when Roman and Inoue unify a new Lineage is born.

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            • Mexican_Puppet
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              What a nasty written. 0 objectivity, let's see.

              "And a more faded Marquez"...

              So, "Tyson" Marquez was faded but the ****ing old men Sosa and Viloria were unversally rated top contender...

              Sosa was a ****ing trash, at least Marquez was young and strong, Sosa was a total trash. And Viloria was not in his prime,
              he had 3 years that Estrada humillated him in China. Look the fight of Viloria vs Zuņiga and how he looked so bad vs journeyman.

              Lineal? The best flygweight?

              How the **** you could said that when you only defeated the worst champ in the division like the B Class of Yaegashi.

              The ****in same trash(Yaegashi) that Pedro Guevara, a B Class Champion of Mexico, easily K.O'ed in Japan:




              This written is pure trash.

              Is like say that Hasegawa is the lineal champion of the 122 pounds just because he has the CMB belt when all the ****in world knows that is Rigondeaux.

              This is the same case.

              you can not be the king of a division just because you won a fight vs the worst champion.


              HAHAHAHA, Gonzalez lineal champ of 112 pounds HAHAHAHAHA, yeah, like Cotto or Canelo in 160 pounds.
              Last edited by Mexican_Puppet; 10-07-2016, 03:52 PM.

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                • revs1227
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                  Great read......i just realized reading this pacman fought at flyweight .......could you imagine Gonzalez winning titles at welter weight ever ????? Unreal stuff

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