Top 15 Hispanic Boxers of all time

[daggum]

1. Orlando Salido
2. Orlando Salido
3. Orlando Salido
4. Orlando Salido
5. Orlando Salido
6. Orlando Salido
7. Orlando Salido
8. Orlando Salido
9. Orlando Salido
10. Orlando Salido
11. Orlando Salido
12. Orlando Salido
13. Orlando Salido
14. Orlando Salido
15. Orlando Salido

Lomachencko's Papi is the G.O.A.T.

that's a good point. if loma beats linares, garcia, spence, and crawford salido will still be better than him and will have all those wins on his ledger through osmosis which would make him the greatest of all time. loma can do no better than #2 greatest fighter of all time

[GhostofDempsey]

1. Duran
2. Luis Rodriquez
3. Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
4. Carlos Ortiz
5. Jose Napoles
6. Kid Gavilan
7. Eder Jofre
8. Ruben Olivares
9. Salvador Sanchez
10. Wilfredo Gomez
11. Carlos Zarate
12. Marco Antonio Barrera
13. Alexis Arguello
14. Wilfredo Benitez
15. Carlos Monzon
16. Erik Morales
17. Oscar De La Hoya
18. Ricardo Lopez
19. Felix Trinidad
20. Bobby Chacon

[Blue54]

Good list and it's amazing to note how 1 boxer has wins on 4 out of your top 20 Hispanic boxers of all time.

It's really ****in with me cuz I can't figure out which boxer that is.

[Left Hook Tua]

Duran and pacquiao up there

[SceneBoxer]

It's really ****in with me cuz I can't figure out which boxer that is.

He's the only 8 division champ... I'm only citing that up coz on record, a win is a win whatever the critics say. 4 wins on the Top 20 all time, that's amazing.

[chrisJS]

He's the only 8 division champ... I'm only citing that up coz on record, a win is a win whatever the critics say. 4 wins on the Top 20 all time, that's amazing.

Pacquaio is a 6 division champ. He never won a real or recognized world title at 126 or 140.

[Luilun]

1 Roberto Duran
2 Julio Cesar Chavez
3 Carlos Monzon
4 Ruben Olivares
5 Eder Jofre
6 Salvador Sanchez
7 Alexuis Arguello
8 Kid Gavilian
9 Wilfredo Gomez
10 Jose Napoles
11 Juan Manuel Marquez
12 Nico Louche
13 Erik Morrales
14 Oscar Dela Hoya
15 Carlos Ortiz
16 Carlos Zarate
17 Marco Antonio Barrera
18 Ricardo Lopez
19 Wilfred Benitez
20 Kid Choclate

Rate my list and what's urs?

Oscar Delahoya should be at number 20 Richardo Lopez had far better skills than Oscar so did Wilfredo Benitez

[CubanGuyNYC]

1. Duran
2. Luis Rodriquez
3. Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
4. Carlos Ortiz
5. Jose Napoles
6. Kid Gavilan
7. Eder Jofre
8. Ruben Olivares
9. Salvador Sanchez
10. Wilfredo Gomez
11. Carlos Zarate
12. Marco Antonio Barrera
13. Alexis Arguello
14. Wilfredo Benitez
15. Carlos Monzon
16. Erik Morales
17. Oscar De La Hoya
18. Ricardo Lopez
19. Felix Trinidad
20. Bobby Chacon

“El Feo” at number two? Wow. Sweet fighter though. Ali learned some things from him.

[GhostofDempsey]

“El Feo” at number two? Wow. Sweet fighter though. Ali learned some things from him.

Yes, highly underrated. Holds wins over Benny Paret, Virgil Atkins, Emile Griffith, Curtis Cokes, Holly Mims, George Benton, Rubin Hurricane Carter, Bennie Briscoe, Denny Moyer...all in their prime.

[CubanGuyNYC]

Yes, highly underrated. Holds wins over Benny Paret, Virgil Atkins, Emile Griffith, Curtis Cokes, Holly Mims, George Benton, Rubin Hurricane Carter, Bennie Briscoe, Denny Moyer...all in their prime.

Agreed, underrated. He was a great fighter, and a great boxer to watch. But Luis only fought in four world championship bouts. He won only once, briefly holding the welterweight crown, which he promptly gave back to Emile Griffith. I find it hard to justify him as #2 on such a list, but he’s an interesting choice.