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  • No more Cuban boxers left at the elite level

    Luis Ortiz, Erislandy Lara, Guillermo Rigondeaux are all in their late 30s with no belts currently. Are Cubans done at the elite level.


    Any top Cuban prospects in the come up?

  • #2
    There's Luis Garcia in the CW ranks who was a highly touted prospect that fought out of Ireland some years back and fell off the map, he's back and has a fight lined up.
    Neslan Machado is an exciting prospect. Marcos Forestal is up & coming he had an extensive amateur background and fought in WSB.

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    • #3
      Cubans took major Ls the last couple years but there is some new talent coming up, Cubans in the 60’s-80s were serious business in the ams but the last crop was overrated.

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      • #4
        Luis Arias

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        • #5
          Originally posted by A.K View Post
          Cubans took major Ls the last couple years but there is some new talent coming up, Cubans in the 60’s-80s were serious business in the ams but the last crop was overrated.
          Lara, Rigondeaux, Gamboa were all world champions two were unified world champions. Rances was a two weight world champion, Abril was a world champion that never lost his belt in the ring same with Yoan Pablo Hernandez. I wouldn't call them overrated. All those had 250-400 amateur fights most of them are past their physical prime before they turn pro.

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          • #6
            The best Cuban amateur of them all right now is 2x Olympic gold medalists Robeisy Ramirez.

            If he ever turns pro he will dominate.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by dan_cov View Post
              Lara, Rigondeaux, Gamboa were all world champions two were unified world champions. Rances was a two weight world champion, Abril was a world champion that never lost his belt in the ring same with Yoan Pablo Hernandez. I wouldn't call them overrated. All those had 250-400 amateur fights most of them are past their physical prime before they turn pro.
              What about Dorticos?

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              • #8
                As far as Im concerned Lara is still champ bruh. His time is coming hes one of my favorite fighters today!!!

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                • #9
                  Joahnys Argilagos, their #1 light flyweight (108 lbs), defected recently and will probably turn up in the pros soon. Frank Sanchez, the #2 heavyweight (200 lbs) behind Erislandy Savon, also defected within the last couple of years
                  Last edited by NEETzsche; 06-01-2018, 11:26 AM.

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                  • #10
                    Funny how theyre all southpaws
                    Does the cuban style work for orthodox fighters?

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