Myung-Woo Yuh vs Jung Koo Chang

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  1. Flea Man

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    I mean, Greg, you never came back

     
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    Yuh remains the greatest 108 pounder i have never seen any footage of.
     
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    :lol: I think I've seen a snippet.
     
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    i have a fight of his im going to watch it today
     
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    Chang would beat Yuh in a close fight.
     
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    Chang by close decision in one of the best fights ever.
     
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    I've seen a lot more of both now :yep

    In a 'prime for prime' matchup Chang would be too much of a force but Yuh was so class all-round he's in it all the way. Anything other than the very best Chang and Yuh could edge it. But Chang has the edge in speed, is just more jazzier in contrast to Yuh's technical pressure/ring generalship combo.

    Would've been a truly great fight I'm sure. Chang is the greater fighter and more impressive on film for me.