Victor Galindez vs Dick Tiger @ 175

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  1. Flo_Raiden

    Flo_Raiden Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    An all out war this would have been. How does Galíndez handle a guy like Dick Tiger and would he be able to out slug him? Or does he need to resort to his counterpunching tactics to edge him?
     
  2. Devon

    Devon Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Galindez on points. I know Tiger dealt well with this style, but when it’s an ATG at a weight Tiger isn’t at his best within, it’s probably too much to ask to expect him to come away with the victory.

    Also, Galindez could box and counter a bit as well.
     
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  3. robert ungurean

    robert ungurean Богдан Philadelphia Full Member

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    Interesting
    Going with Galindez
     
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  4. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Tiger. I just don't think Galindez has quite enough boom. It's not just that Tiger isn't going to get dropped or stopped by Galindez it's that he doesn't give a **** about getting hit, he so rarely seems hurt, it's almost unheard of. I think he'll mug Galindez, almost a stealth mugging where they're swapping rounds, swapping rounds and suddenly Tiger wins 3 rounds in a row and he's over the horizon.

    Could it be though that Galindez would be stronger than Tiger? I don't see it myself but i got a slight discomfort about it, Galindez always felt like he had that low centre of gravity like he'd be hard to shift around.
     
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  5. scartissue

    scartissue Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Galindez on points for me.
     
  6. Titan1

    Titan1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Galindez UD.
     
  7. newurban99

    newurban99 Active Member Full Member

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    Dick Tiger was a great middleweight. He was a natural middleweight. As a light heavy, he could be outmuscled and out punched. Galindez was too big and strong for him.
     
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  8. Saintpat

    Saintpat Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    This might come down to whether in a fantasy fight setting for Victor Emelio we include “has his WBA palls make sure that Stanley Christodoulou and Waldemar Schmidt are on hand to ref/judge” — because those two (occasionally one or the other, usually in tandem with one as ref and the other as a judge) were magically assigned to the majority of his title fights.

    In fact, that’s why he didn’t enter the ring to fight Mike Rossman (with Rossman, the champ, literally waiting in the ring for him) for their contracted rematch … local officials weren’t going to assign his pet officials so he refused to fight — and the WBA (not shockingly) backed him up and ordered another rematch (rather than say ‘you chose not to fight, ruined a show where people bought tickets and a national TV audience was waiting … you get to go to the back of the line and earn it if you want a shot now), which he won when Rossman broke his hand.

    With those guys, Galindez won several closely-contested title fights and got all the benefits of the doubt. With those two as his armor, Victor outpoints the Tiger.

    Without? He might not get in the ring.
     
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  9. Steve Fero

    Steve Fero Active Member Full Member

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    Gallindez was a real LH Tiger was not. Both good fighters. Good big man beats the good little man.
     
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  10. PRW94

    PRW94 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    This …
     
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  11. Reinhardt

    Reinhardt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    That was my first thought as well, he's the natural 175lb guy. I can see a lot of facial damage ,cuts, head butts etc. occurring in this fight . Be a war
     
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  12. laxpdx

    laxpdx Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Galindez most likely by UD
     
  13. Dynamicpuncher

    Dynamicpuncher Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Galindez clearly IMO.

    Tiger was a former Middleweight who was weighing 168 pounds as a Light Heavyweight. So he was basically fighting as a Super Middleweight.

    Galindez is considerably better at Light Heavyweight aswell as being bigger and physically stronger at 175.

    Galindez by clear decision.
     
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  14. BCS8

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    I also think the size tips it into a Galindez win. Some might argue Galindez was the better boxer too.
     
  15. Eddie Ezzard

    Eddie Ezzard Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'd forgotten about this.

    Looking back on the 70s, three of the most dislikeable champions/high profile boxers were Argentine, close friends and met sudden early ends. Bonavena, Galindez and Monzon. Strange coincidence.