If Estrada faces & defeats Chocolatito, he's avenged all of his losses - where does that put him P4P

JFE is already nearing HOF territory, has elite skills, been around a champ for ages and on some more knowledgeable P4P lists, but only really broke through in the Wangek rematch and never got the huge exposure post-HBO for it.

His resume is very solid tho. Lost a tight to Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr. at 21, quickly avenged via KO. Lost close-clear to Chocolatito at 22, beat boatloads of names since (Viloria, Melindo, Mepranum, Segura, Asenjo, Marquez, Cuadras). Lost a debated to Wangek and avenged clearly.

If he faces and defeats Choco who still has plenty left at 32, he's avenged all of his losses and sit in a unique position not even Clenelo or Loma can say. Where would that put Estrada P4P and regarding the small greats? Is he the JMM of this generation and the best, underrated Mexican boxer today?

 

Yeah it's easy to slightly favor Estrada now. Choco's luck is while Estrada packs a mean punch if he has you well timed, he does not possess the KO power of Rungvisai, so it's likely a 12-round battle, unless one of them really leave an opening.

 

He needs to do no thing, he's not responsible for his "opponent fighting stupid". JFE could be 2-0, and after a razor thin result he's delivered a boxing masterclass. It's not even AJ-Ruiz with both having legit clear cut wins but much like Fury-Wilder where an upset in the 3rd is not impossible, but the better boxing winning more convincingly in each new outing highly probable.

But sure, Rungvisai beats a champ, then say Ioka, he earns his 3rd fight. In the meantime, JFE and Chocolatito are actual titleholders, hence my thread about their fascinating rematch.