2005 Fight Of The Year.
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I don't pay much attention to anything lower than 130.
I know they all have extremely good technique and skills but we're is the power.
I don't get excited to see small guys standing in front of each other throwing 100 punches. Lol.
Maybe I'm wrong and should give these dudes more respect.Comment
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Thanks man very good post - I know you are a boxing historian of sorts so I appreciate it.My favorite division of all-time is quite possibly bantamweight. Here’s a list of fights and fighters I would highly recommend that are super bantamweight and below :-
Eder Jofre - One of the most complete and perfect boxers in history.
Ruben Olivares - If Matthew Saad Muhammad isn’t the most entertaining fighter in history he is
Wilfredo Gomez
Carlos Zarate
Fighting Harada
Masao Ohba - Japan’s Salvador Sanchez died at 23 in his prime
Ricardo Lopez
Mark Johnson
Yuri Arbachakov
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Chang Jung-Koo
Rafael Marquez
Israel Vazquez
Jose Medel
Rafael Herrera
Chucho Castillo
Gilberto Roman
Johnny Tapia
Daniel Zaragoza - not a big hitter or graceful boxer but had so many great fights
Jeff Fenech
Here’s about 20-30 fights I think are must watch for any boxing fan :-
Wilfredo Gomez vs. Lupe Pintor
Eder Jofre vs. Jose Medel I
Eder Jofre vs. Fighting Harada I & II
Ruben Olivares vs. Chucho Castillo I & II
Ruben Olivares vs. Katsuyoshi Kanazawa II
Rafael Herrera vs. Venice Borkhorsor
Fighting Harada vs. Jose Medel I & II
Masao Ohba vs. Chartchai Chionoi
Masao Ohba vs. Betulio Gonzalez
Wilfredo Gomez vs. Carlos Zarate
Carlos Zarate vs. Alfonso Zamora
Rafael Marquez vs. Israel Vazquez I, II & III
Rafael Marquez vs. Mark Johnson I
Daniel Zaragoza vs. Paul Banke I & II
Daniel Zaragoza vs. Wayne McCollough
Gilberto Roman vs. Jiro Watanabe
Gilberto Roman vs. Santos Laciar I, II & III
Humberto Gonzalez vs. Michael Carbajal I
Humberto Gonzalez vs. Saman Sorjaturong
Johnny Tapia vs. Paulie Ayala I
Jose Medel vs. Jesus Pimentel
Somsak Sithchatchaw vs. Mayar MonssipourComment
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Watch Olivares, Gomez, Zarate, Zamora, Jofre and you’ll see power. Pimentel, Medel, Inoue also some serious lights out punchers. There’s plenty.I don't pay much attention to anything lower than 130.
I know they all have extremely good technique and skills but we're is the power.
I don't get excited to see small guys standing in front of each other throwing 100 punches. Lol.
Maybe I'm wrong and should give these dudes more respect.Comment
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Thanks for the kind words and you are welcome. If you are going to start anywhere with this list I’d go Olivares-Kanazawa II, Gomez-Pintor. These will blow you away. Both in my top 10 favorite all-time fights.Comment
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Watch Sor Rungvisai vs Roman Gonzalez or Inoue vs Nevete, you'll see absolute power.I don't pay much attention to anything lower than 130.
I know they all have extremely good technique and skills but we're is the power.
I don't get excited to see small guys standing in front of each other throwing 100 punches. Lol.
Maybe I'm wrong and should give these dudes more respect.Comment
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Thanks again my friend. Almost always enjoy seeing your posts - which is high praise for this site!!! Lol.Comment
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Do you recall a little guy, mid to late 80's, very thin,Hispanic probably, had long hair like a rat tail-short on sides, --- used to fight real real low, like bent completely over and throw punches from like this bent over position. He had a lot of movement and was difficult to hit. Pretty positive he was below Welterweight, below 130 most likely.My favorite division of all-time is quite possibly bantamweight. Here’s a list of fights and fighters I would highly recommend that are super bantamweight and below :-
Eder Jofre - One of the most complete and perfect boxers in history.
Ruben Olivares - If Matthew Saad Muhammad isn’t the most entertaining fighter in history he is
Any recollection ??? No names on your list are ringing a bell. Driving me crazy, a little.
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