Barrera has the resume and longevity on his side, Zarate the dominance and imo maybe an edge in ability too. I'd be inclined to say Zarate is...
Undecided on this one. Jeff was pretty monstrous, even at 126, but Pedroza could really get nasty when physically challenged and lay out an ass...
37. Carlos Ortiz 54. Miguel Canto 59. Thomas Hearns 66. Salvador Sanchez 103. Kid Chocolate 117. Tiger Flowers
Edwin Rosario vs. Hector Camacho: 115-112 Rosario Camacho: 1,2,6,9 and 10. Rosario: 3,4,5 ( 10-8 ) ,7,8,11 and 12. :good
Hanged with some excellent fighters despite an anemic offense, which goes to show what a great defensive fighter he was. My favourite fight of...
That Rosario merely had a couple of big rounds against Camacho and that Hector otherwise outboxed him easily is one of the biggest bull****...
Guys like Pintor and Davilla would easily be top 10 p4p in this hack era. Zamora and Martinez might be too. Ferreri would probably win a belt or...
I'd have Basilio higher if I thought he beat Gavilan, but I had Gavilan taking it, and I thought Basilio lost the first fight to Langlois as well,...
Gavilan # 15 Napoles # 32 Basilio # 77
Don't tell me it's Benny!
Great stuff Mante. :good
Totally agree mate. You can throw in fights like Hopkins-Taylor I & II in there as well. How the hell could anyone deserve to 'win' those 'fights'?
I think boxers peaked circa 1500 BC (see my avatar for evidence), and it's been all downhill ever since. Joe Calzaghe is the exception to the rule...
Pernell Whitaker vs. Oscar de la Hoya: Whitaker 114-113 De la Hoya: 2,3 ( 10-8 ) 4,8 and 12. Whitaker: 1,5,6,9 ( 10-8 ) ,10 and 11. Round 7...
Rounds 1 and 6 were probably the rounds most gave to Eubank which gave them close cards, but yeah, it's pretty hard to mount a justification for...
