The Next Mexican Greats

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i think none... those young prospects will be getting exposed 1 by 1.

#1 Escobe "the Sloppy" DO
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Asian fighters will dominate the lowerweight class.

as for Arce, Vic Darchinyan is his biggest nightmare. He will be KTFO if he will try to be El Terrible fighting the best.

So when will pigs learn to fly?

[ROSEWOOD]

Out of the young Mexican guns of today, who have the ability to replace Barrera and Morales when they finally hang up their gloves? Just a question, not fighter bashing.

Juan Diaz....the south still holdin

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i think none... those young prospects will be getting exposed 1 by 1.

#1 Escobe "the Sloppy" DO
# More to come

Asian fighters will dominate the lowerweight class.

as for Arce, Vic Darchinyan is his biggest nightmare. He will be KTFO if he will try to be El Terrible fighting the best.

LOL.. this is the funniest post i've seen today.

Asian dominating the lowerweight class? How so? Each Asian fighter gots a Mexican fighter they fear.

Example Viloria will get KTFO if he faced Arce...Bautista will get his head cut off if he faced De Leon, or even Mares. The list go on, and i will say it again, Asians will never dominate ANY weight class, true ****. I dont care if it aint the Mexicans that dont dominate, all i know is that Asians will never dominate.

[SuckaPunch]

Next Mexican greats, I think Juan Diaz and Abner Mares both have potential. They are both undefeated and possess a lot of skills.

As far as Asian fighters dominating the lower weight classes, it's not impossible at all. Japanese and Thai fighters are already on their way.

[El Jesus]

As far as Asian fighters dominating the lower weight classes, it's not impossible at all. Japanese and Thai fighters are already on their way.

The problem with that is that there are not anywhere near the prospects coming out of japan as there are coming out of the latin world. As stated in other threads, MMA is the combat of choice in Japan.

[2OSouzaSuarez12]

Martin Castillo,just losing aint gonna help, or Jorge Arce
maybe Jhonny Gonzalez or Israel Vasquez but i doubt it.

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People are forgeting, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., Jorge Paez, Jr., both young and have a lot to learn, but have the potential.

[SuckaPunch]

The problem with that is that there are not anywhere near the prospects coming out of japan as there are coming out of the latin world. As stated in other threads, MMA is the combat of choice in Japan.

It is because we get to see Latino prospects on American TV and none of the Asian prospects so we think Asian prospects aren't as good as the Latinos. If not for Pacquiao, Golden Boy promotions wouldn't have recruited Filipino prospects in their stable. I've never seen a Thai fighter on an HBO card before last week, when Ponce DeLeon KTFO that Thai. It's beginning to be more competitive especially in the lower weight classes and Asian fighters are getting more exposure today than in the last decade.

[El Jesus]

It is because we get to see Latino prospects on American TV and none of the Asian prospects so we think Asian prospects aren't as good as the Latinos. If not for Pacquiao, Golden Boy promotions wouldn't have recruited Filipino prospects in their stable. I've never seen a Thai fighter on an HBO card before last week, when Ponce DeLeon KTFO that Thai. It's beginning to be more competitive especially in the lower weight classes and Asian fighters are getting more exposure today than in the last decade.

I cant really speak on Thai fighters because im just not that familiar with it. I can only speak for japan. Because of my time in the country and my familiarity with the people and culture, thats why i made that statement.

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It is because we get to see Latino prospects on American TV and none of the Asian prospects so we think Asian prospects aren't as good as the Latinos. If not for Pacquiao, Golden Boy promotions wouldn't have recruited Filipino prospects in their stable. I've never seen a Thai fighter on an HBO card before last week, when Ponce DeLeon KTFO that Thai. It's beginning to be more competitive especially in the lower weight classes and Asian fighters are getting more exposure today than in the last decade.

definitely, and becasue of the success of asian fighters in the american market a lot of people have been getting in to boxing