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  • #11
    2005 Fight Of The Year.


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    • #12
      Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
      No chance IMO. I don’t think he’ll even make it onto the ballot. There’s so many fighters not even on the ballot that were better than him. I liked him but he’s not getting close.

      Bookmarked thread.

      Will bump when Arce gets in with highest honors.

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      • #13
        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.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
          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 Monssipour
          Thanks man very good post - I know you are a boxing historian of sorts so I appreciate it.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by BLASTER1 View Post
            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.
            Watch Olivares, Gomez, Zarate, Zamora, Jofre and you’ll see power. Pimentel, Medel, Inoue also some serious lights out punchers. There’s plenty.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Boxing1013 View Post
              Thanks man very good post - I know you are a boxing historian of sorts so I appreciate it.
              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.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by BLASTER1 View Post
                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.
                Watch Sor Rungvisai vs Roman Gonzalez or Inoue vs Nevete, you'll see absolute power.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
                  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.
                  Thanks again my friend. Almost always enjoy seeing your posts - which is high praise for this site!!! Lol.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Thraxox View Post
                    Watch Sor Rungvisai vs Roman Gonzalez or Inoue vs Nevete, you'll see absolute power.
                    That Rungvisai Gonzalez 1 fight was awesome.

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                    • #20
                      Looking for a Name

                      Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
                      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
                      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.
                      Any recollection ??? No names on your list are ringing a bell. Driving me crazy, a little.
                      Thanks.

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