Is Kambosos one of the worst titleholders in lightweight history?

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He has to be up there. He won the titles by going life and death with a Teofimo Lopez who almost DIED before the fight, and lost in his first defense on his home turf.

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Who wins?

I got Floyd. Lomachenko was excellent at 130, but Floyd was OTHERWORLDLY at 130.

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Now that Fury has a new trainer, who should Sugarhill train now?

Imagine Jermall Charlo under Sugarhill.

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If you follow boxing, you've heard the phrase, "styles make fights", meaning that a fighter might struggle against a certain style of fighter, even if the other fighter isn't as skilled.

IMO, this is the most overused phrase in boxing. "Styles make fights" only applies...

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A fighter's resume is the best way of measuring how great they are. What fighters have the best resumes of all time?

Muhammad Ali (Foreman, Frazier, Norton, Liston)
Sugar Ray Leonard (Hearns, Duran, Hagler, Benitez)
Salvador Sanchez (Lopez, Gomez, Nelson) Maybe not as many or

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He was only 23, but he already beat 3 HOFers in Lopez, Gomez and Nelson.

Fighters back then were just built differently....

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Despite only being 23, Sanchez had wins over 3 HOFers in Lopez, Gomez and Nelson. If he had lived, he could have fought and beat Pedroza and Lockridge, then moved up to 130 and fought Limon or Serrano.

Wins over 4 HOFers, a 2 weight world champion, and an undisputed champion in 2 weight...

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Fighters who were active when they died....

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Today marks the 40th anniversary of Salvador Sanchez tragically dying in a car accident at just 23 years old.

Do you remember where you were when you heard about Sanchez dying? How did you feel? How great do you think he would have been if he had lived?

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Tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the death of Salvador Sanchez. This made me think about what other great fighters died too young.

What fighters do you think we lost too soon?