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  1. AlFrancis
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    If prime Lupe Pintor was around today he'd be #1 P4P

    I think you could be right.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
  2. AlFrancis
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    Khan KO's Rubio!

    Is right.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: British Boxing Forum
  3. AlFrancis
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    If prime Lupe Pintor was around today he'd be #1 P4P

    I agree with that. Where do you put him in todays top 5 ?
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
  4. AlFrancis
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    Easy To Knock Down - Impossible To Stop

    First person to mind......Little Red Lopez.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
  5. AlFrancis
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    If prime Lupe Pintor was around today he'd be #1 P4P

    i don't know about no 1 but I would definitely say at least top 5. A vastly underated fighter and I think he suffers in his all time rating as...
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Greatest Australian boxing families!

    I think I read somewhere once that Lionel Rose and Graeme Brooke were related. Any truth in it?
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: World Boxing Forum
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    cheated? a story from an ex-khan loyalist

    I agree, and hope for his sake that the problem is down to doing the weight.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 19, 2008 in forum: British Boxing Forum
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    boxers autobiographies

    Just read Hands of Stone and just started 4 kings.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 18, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
  9. AlFrancis
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    boxers autobiographies

    Peter Heller's,"In this corner" is a great read, forty world champs in their own words. It's like a social history of America going back to the...
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 17, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    boxers autobiographies

    Does anyone know if Ruben Olivares has ever done one, even if it's in Spanish?
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 17, 2008 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Fight Footage collections

    Just come across footage of Zarate Ferreri on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QyVt0P-dOc
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 17, 2008 in forum: World Boxing Forum
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    British fighters who have suffered the most painful defeats

    Yes, I think he was probably winning the fight but he got banged up badly.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 16, 2008 in forum: British Boxing Forum
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    British fighters who have suffered the most painful defeats

    Lloyd Honeyghan got a terrible hiding off Marlon Starling.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 16, 2008 in forum: British Boxing Forum
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    Modern British World Champions who would have never wan a world title in yesteryear

    Bollocks! Good thread this and I'm going on holiday in the morning, unlikely to be on net for 2 weeks.
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 3, 2008 in forum: British Boxing Forum
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    Modern British World Champions who would have never wan a world title in yesteryear

    All respect to Benn and Eubank and Watson but they were about when other claimants were Michael Nunn, James Toney and RJJ. Without all the titles....
    Post by: AlFrancis, Sep 3, 2008 in forum: British Boxing Forum
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