I’m telling you, people have been trying to get me banned by instigating fights with me and have me say something egregious, well Im not falling for it! A calm Mirko is a good Mirko
Ricardo Lopez in Strawweight. The guy is a monster and probably the best Mexican boxer. In his first world title match, he dominated and knocked out Ohashi (Naoya Inoue's sensei). He is the inspiration of character Ricardo Martinez in 'Hajime no Ippo' manga. Julio Cesar Chavez. The guy is a machine. Fight like 4-5x a year, even when he was holding a world title. He become strong and sharp due to his high activity. Roberto Duran in Lightweight. No need for explanation. Mike Tyson of Heavyweight. In his prime, he is probably the most feared fighter in boxing history.
Ricardo Lopez - Straw Jung Koo Chang - Light Fly Mark "Too Sharp" Johnson / Yuri Arbachakov - Fly Khaosai Galaxy - Super Fly Carlos Zarate / Orlando Canizales - Bantamweight Wilfredo Gomez - Super Bantam Salvador Sanchez - Featherweight Julio Cesar Chavez - Super Feather Roberto Duran - Lightweight Aaron Pryor - Super Lightweight Sugar Ray Robinson - Welterweight Mike McCallum - Light Middleweight Carlos Monzon - Middleweight Roy Jones Jr - Super Middleweight Michael Spinks - Light Heavy Evander Holyfield - Cruiserweight Unsure about HW
Opposition left a bit to be desired, and also his hunger. He talked of coming back and challenging Patterson for the title, but then lost his nuts when Liston destroyed Patterson.
Again what top level guys did Loma beat at 130? Walters, who just drew with Sosa? Marriaga? That weight drained paper titlist he KO'd? Floyd makes Loma his *****, and it wouldn't be pretty.
Oh yeah, His resume could have been better no doubt. His biggest names were once great fighters, but were nowhere near their primes when Rock fought them, yet still decent. Just surprised no one brought him up. Don't see Calzaghe either!