Is Zou Shiming the worst Flyweight (112 lbs) champion since 1990's ?

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  1. Macedoine62

    Macedoine62 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I'm thinking that Zou Shiming is the worst flyweight champion (112 lbs) in boxing since 1990's what do you think about that ?

    The others have pretty good things on their career more better than the Chinese to be honest.


    - Sonny Boy Jaro defeated Pongsaklek Wonjongkam who have a long reign and was probably the greatest Flyweight in all history.

    - Takefumi Sakata won his world belt by TKO in a rematch against the very good Lorenzo Parra and later defended his belt against Roberto Vasquez, Hiroyuki Kudaka, Denkaosan Kaovichit, Shingo Yamaguchi.

    - Medgoen Singsurat defeated by KO Manny Pacquiao and defend his belt against Masaki Kawabata.

    - Juan Hernandez Churritos defeated Nawaphon Kaikanha & make a good fight against Kazuto Ioka.


    - Sornpichai Kratingdaenggym won his world by KO against Leo Gámez 4 weight classes world champions, even if his reign was short it's a strong fact for the Thai.
     
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  2. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist

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    He’s not. The am experience alone puts him ahead of the various nobodies in the tiny weights who briefly win titles.
     
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  3. DoseRadio

    DoseRadio New Member banned Full Member

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    There's been lots of weak ones .

    It's too easy to get a high ranking in those lower midget weights were the competition is weak and the numbers of boxers is smaller (especially the nunber of boxers from the best nations at boxing)

    For example Edmond Khudoyan (Russia) a good amateur, had his pro debut recently, and he's already ranked number 29th on boxrec after just one fight!
     
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