Put these little guys in order of greatness.

Yeah......Opinions vary. But I see Lopez just being to techincaly sound for Chang and has the power and accuracy to make Chang respect him and possibly even deck him, throughout the fight.

But agree to disagree....:good

 

Check this out bro! I didnt have to watch him on you tube to know about Yuh ok. I knew of Yuh long before ESB or even the internet existed. He dominated his division for a long time I remember in the 80s when he won the title on a controversial decision from Joey Olivo a fighter from the same gym that i trained at as a teen. So dont assume im some newbie boxing fan that got my ideas from some KID historian like you

 

Addie the weight difference is 3 lbs.
Also Lopez brought his power up he knocked out 2 jr fly champs Potlelo,and Vorapin. Im not saying he would have knocked Yuh out but he would have got his respect and hurt Yuh if he continued toswarm him relentlessly for 12 or 15 rounds.

 

Well when he fought Olivo he was coming forward,but i was exaggerating a little bit by calling him a swarmer,guess i thought i was talking about Chang for a second.
I did catch his fight that was posted so i could refresh my memory on him and he did move more than i remember but he still threw alot of punches my opinion still hasnt changed. Lopez was just on another leverl. I know that yuh was never stopped what i was trying to say was that Lopez would get tohim and his power would be effective.

 

To be fair to Moon, his long time trainer and friend died right before the Galaxy rematch and he was unable to call the fight off.He'd apparently been in hospital the whole night before the fight and had no sleep/little food etc before going into the fight.Whatever the extent of it was, he certainly didn't look himself in the fight.I don't think we quite got to see what a full 12 round fight both at their best would look like.

 

Moon would've blasted him out early. Total mismatch due to Moon's far superior physicality.

 

Don't lie. I taught you everything you know.

 

Moon would walk through Yuh IMO.

Love the fact 'Iran Barkley' has already reverted bck to Cotto20 and sent me an abusive email

 

I'm back on the classic but there's still loads of ****s on here

 

Depends on your criteria for "talent".

I think Yuh was better schooled and technically sound fighter...but as for raw physical talent you would have to go with Moon.

Who had a great chin, ungodly power and underrated ring awareness all of which for most part came naturally to him.

Yuh might be more aesthetically pleasing from technical standpoint but you cant deny how effective Moon's approach was.

Moon would ice him if they fought...I have little doubt about that. A match if both were the same size would be very interesting however.

 

But there are different ways to skin a cat.

Moon beat better fighters with his approach and so I dont you could definitively say that Yuh was more effective when he actually had a pretty hard time against the best fighters he fought.

I think had Moon had Yuh's opposition he would have done just aswell..likely better given his power.

Whereas Im not so sure you would see Yuh come out unscathed against Konadu, Galaxy, Zapata, Roman et al.

Hence I dont think he is anymore talented or effective just because he had a longer reign against lesser opposition...But each to their own Adds.