Julio Cesar Chavez vs Juan Manuel Marquez, Erik Morales & Marco Antonio Barrera at 130 & 135

JMM's sharp counter punching will cause JCC the most issues out of the three, but I see no reason to favour any of them over him. He did the majority of things better and I would go as far to say that Morales and Barrera would struggle to even get his respect with their punching power. Rounds will be shared, but ultimately JCC is going to look fresh in the championship rounds compared to the opposition. He stops MAB, possibly stops Morales, and outpoints JMM who will likely suffer multiple knockdowns.

 

All four of those fighters are some of the greatest fighters
in the history of the sport. Not just Mexican fighters in
history.
Julio Chavez is the best of the four, though not by much.
His biggest advantage would be his natural size advantage.
Morales, Barrera, and Marquez best fighting was done at
featherweight and lower.
Chavez's was Super feather and higher.
I'd pick Chavez's relentless aggression, underrated defensive
skills, and iron chin when shots did get through to slowly
but surely grind the other 3 fighters down, stop all of
them before 12 rds.
Chavez is the better skilled and naturally bigger man.

 

Marquez could give him a fit style wise, but I'd pay to see Morales close to his best slug it out with Chavez.
Best match might be Chavez and Arguello at 130

 

Now Arguello vs Chavez would be the FIGHT of the century at
superfeather/jr.lightweight.
Arguello is one of the few fighters in history that
could make Chavez change his typical game plan
and attack method.

 

Controversial take here, but I think JCC walks through Arguello.

 

At 130 Arguello has a mean straight right, Chavez can't just walk through that.

 

He walked through Rosario at 135lbs. Does Arguello hit significantly harder?

 

He's a far,far better fighter than Rosario and if Alexis catches a guy at the end of that punch I'd say yeah

 

We can both agree on the former, but are you favouring Arguello to stop Chavez?

 

Beats them all at both weights.

 

Yes he would, Nobody stops Chavez at 130.

 

Chavez beats them all

 

Chavez beats all of them because he did everything a little bit better. Marquez might cause him some problems because he could back up and counter punch, but eventually Chavez would get to him too.

To beat Chavez, you had to be a really quick, talented boxer with movement. Only the best of the best could pull it off. Those fighters were all very good and had skills, but not enough to beat Chavez.