Erik Morales is _________ (please finish sentence in as many words as you like)

A great boxer and warrior who should enjoy his retirement and not come back to the ring... for God's sake please stay retired Erik.

 

That would be one of the happiest days of my life.

 

a ******* lol a great fighter with incredible heart

 

is a guy who kicked the **** out of Pacquiao and then just got old........or he would still be kicking the **** out of Pacquiao.

 

... a sure-fire Hall of Famer who had an incredible heart and fighting spirit to match his talent. Imo he's one of the top 5 Mexican fighters ever.

Quite simply, he represents everything that is good about boxing.

 

a great ring warrior

 

A true ring warrior who should stay retired and enjoy his money.

 

My favorite fighter of all time.

 

......a great prizefighter who never quit and gives the fans what they want to see. Exciting matches, warrior's heart. A legend indeed. :good

 

fat. (Sorry, somebody had to do it!)

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The first "Mexican" born fighter to win 4 championship's in 4 different Wt. classes.
(Oh yeah! I forgot they robbed him, nevermind!)

 

God

 

one of the greatest warriors to ever enter the ring - period

 

is a fighter who if you, as a boxing fan who had never seen him fight before, would assume would be a boxer more than a fighter (based purely on his physical assets relative to his weight class(es)). It could be said he had the ability to box a safety first fight, however, it was not his nature. Erik Morales was a warrior through and through. In his prime, as a big (but unbiased, i bleieve) Marco Antonio Barrera fan, i always believed Erik Morales woud leave the ring a winner whenever he stepped into the ring, except when he fought Barrera himself. As a sidenote it should be noted that in their respective, and synonomous primes, Erik Morales was arguably more consistent than his great rival, but when they shared a ring that rival was more determined to beat him than against any other man. I would also like to say that, in hindsight, it is Morales that i am more fond of. His win over Manny Pacquiao, late on in his career, when Morales was displaying somewhat one handed performances, obliterating world class and great opposition with his unrelenting right hand, must stand the test of time. At 122 pounds, Morales was a force of nature, at 126, a class act (and in my opinion a winner over the once again, less consistent Barrera). 'El Terrible' is quite simply the ****.

Sorry for the dramatic post guys, but he's a man i admire so much, and oh what a chin, in pound for pound terms, on par with that of Marvin Hagler for me.