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Originally Posted by Flea Man
I know what you're saying but Gavilan was very strong he was, like Curry, long in the arms.
De La Hoya was not stronger IMO. I see you didn't want to include him quite in the upper echelon, but just to touch on him anyway, Gavilan's gas tank is so superior to his.
I do agree but a lot of modern 'welterweights' would not be in Gavilan's time (goes for any weight really with only a few exceptions)
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Well, the point is if he is on equal footing to men larger than he, then that only serves to put him over the top in his own weight class.