Amen ! Mthalane, Reveco and Sosa are good boxers too. At 108 Inoue is a monster and Nietes is a beautiful boxer.
Fly is the most stacked division in boxing right now, that has consistently provided some of the best fights of recent years. Gonzalez and Estrada are elite fighters that would be gettint their nuts hugged hard if only they were bigger and/or were on HBO/Showtime. Light Fly and Straw are barren, but there's the odd match up or boxer that catches my attention, Takayama-Rodriguez is interesting, and Naoya Inoue is a guy to keep an eye on.
I'll go down below LW just to see Superstars like Loma, Rigo, Donaire, Garcia Mares, etc....... But I almost always turn away from the tube if it aint them fighting. Sometimes, if it's an exciting fight, all action, I'll catch it like Kiko.....he constantly brings it though he's not the greatest, but typcially, just the names.:think
In hindsight.....at HW....I like watching fringe contenders that nobodies ever heard of. WTF is that all about:rofl:rofl:rofl
i completely agree, lots of talent and good japanese fighters in the lower weight class. If you guys get a chance check out kazuto Ioka vs Akira Yaegashi, hell of a fight
Flyweight's the deepest division in boxing, and arguably the only division in the sport that's enjoying another Golden Age. Not a bad match-up to be made among the titleholders or top contenders, and there's enough talent to be culled from the two divisions below to ensure that it will remain competitive for quite a while.
I watch pretty much everything from 175 down. There are not many fighters above that to me are worth watching.