Opinions on this top 10 Light Flyweight list.

Zapata was definitely not at his best for the rematch.I wouldn't say it was a true blowout though. just outright quit after a bad round, it's basically a tip of the hat to his countryman Duran.

 

:yep

 

He might not be to your liking actually, judging from the fighters you tend to enjoy watching.

Chang often didn't have the nicest punching style and he's not a strict technician kind of fighter.He was a bit Henry Armstrong-esque.

 

Knowing your tastes Addie I think you will. Though to tell you the truth I still am more intrigued by Yuh right now because I had seen sweet **** all of him until recently.

Still a lot of Chang fights I need to see. He was an amazing talent.

 

He will impress you more. He's one of the most visually impressive fighters I've ever seen.

First fight with Zapata is essential but not on the tube:goodIt's 'gettable' though mate, and worth getting.

Chang is quality. His later fights are well worth watching, but the early key ones are just sublime, the Alfonso Lopez fight is a good one.

I believe he only started boxing at 16, ended up fighting for a World title at 19atschWas in and out of gangs and in trouble, took up the sport at 16 and goes on to do that. Beggars belief.

But that isn't why he's held in such high regard. His resume is a good example of why he is, but it's just how brilliant he looks that gets most peoples vote IMO.

He'd walk through Lopez and Gushiken, no doubt in my mind whatsoever, I'd bet my Mums house on itShe'd thank me for it:deal

 

I have a Joyi fight :happy

 

BUT; as you'll be more than aware he employed switch-hitting and could mix things up at mid-range which lateral shuffles, a flicking jab and nice shots.

One other thing is that he was f'n tough, there are few genuine Flyweights I'd pick to stop him. Pascual Perez would be one.

 

Frig off...which one?

I want a detailed rundown ASAP.

I totally forgot to chase up fights of him. Ive been a little more preoccupied with other fighters from christmas past.

I need to catch up on the current crop of up and comers down at the lower weights...getting behind the 8 ball a bit.

 

Yeah Ive seen all those...brilliant little fighter. Your current mini obsession with him is well warranted

 

Condes. Not a great indication of how good he is/will become other than that it is a dominating performance against a sloppy (but game) opponent.

Nice combos, seems comfortable at mid-range countering, but landed some nice body shots with Condes on the ropes; has quite a long frame (he's a lower weight African, you can imagine what his body's like ) and punches with snap rather than concussive power.

I think he'll be too fast for Gonzalez. As I have said though, I have no doubt how durable he will be. I'll see if I can get someone to copy it, I don't have a burner; if I do I'll get your details and sort ya out mate:good

 

Gamboa is **** hot:deal