Julio Cesar Chavez, Roberto Duran & Hector Camacho...Who's the Better Fighter/Resume?

1. Duran
2. Chavez






3. Camacho


Camacho could've been an ATG, but didn't have the discipline and mindset.

 

You Chavezites are the *******s of the 90s only you guys are still delusional a decade later.

 

They've BEEN named. About a hundred times. At this point I would have to say get off your lazy ass and go to boxrec. Or, alternatively, you could just keep talking **** and be totally wrong, just like usual.

 

ok. Tell me what's not true in this post.

 

Ive been there dumbass and in his first 25 fights ive seen nothing but bums,but you being the nutthugger that you are you probably think they're some kind of legends.

 

ooooh I see... you're taking it as an insult against Pac's chances against them below 140, because for you the entire universe revolves around Pac. Fair enough. I think Pac could give either one of them a good fight. I don't think he wins, but I don't put him out of the picture entirely. I give him good chances against Duran because I think his chances of hurting Duran are much greater than his chances of denting JCC's chin.

 

Then you're completely incapable of understanding what you read, and there's really no point of TRYING to educate you, right?

 

You're nothing but a dumb nutthugger while i see guys with pathetic records you see guys with some kind of legendary toughness.

If you're so smart why dont you mention the guys that he fought in his first 25 fights that were as good as you say.

I'll wait :hat

 

Duran beating SRL and losing a close fight against Hagler alone eclipse everything both Chavez and Camacho has ever done combined.

 

If you're so smart, look up one of the 8,509 times it's already been done and quit begging more intelligent people to do your work for you.

 

You just been caught in another one of your ******ed statements and now you're running for the hills.

typical behaviour of a pathetic fanboy.

 

Nope. It doesn't eclipse crushing Taylor, Haugen, Rosario etc. It's a better SINGLE victory than anything on JCC's resume, for sure. You can also take into account other factors though, like him getting blown out twice by an SRL actually fighting with a game plan and quitting once. From Maxboxing:

"It is a tribute to Duran’s persistence that he eventually overcame the stigma of "No Mas," but it wasn’t easy. Duran’s career became an operatic mixture of embarrassing falls (Kirkland Laing, Pat Lawlor I, Thomas Hearns, Leonard III), disheartening displays of mediocrity (Jimmy Batten, Jeff Lanas, and Vinny Pazienza II among others) and inspirational near-misses (Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Hector Camacho I, Jorge Castro I) that were superseded by miraculous resurrections."

Duran was a great fighter but he gets a pass on a lot of **** that people here would crucify JCC for. Don't know why.

Why is Camacho even IN this conversation? He doesn't belong.

 

Stop embarassing yourself, or post smarter insults.

 

Im still waiting for your answer dumbass.

 

It all comes down to reading comprehension with you bro... you have none and if you're going to post on msg boards coherently, it's kind of a must.