If it is all about fighting the best without regards to financial rewards..

Agreed.. i've been a fan of that boy since day one.. He got a bit sloppy in his last fight in a rush to KO De Jesus.. But I think he'd give all the lightweights a run for their money.. I'm looking forward to him fighting bigger names this year..

 

Here's some clips of his last fight.. He was still pretty outstanding..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnTsSjoNPHE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkMTNjp5ByU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v7Yq723tuc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sI4KgqkFBo

 

If Gamboa continues to rise up fast and easily destroy his opponents as Guzman proves he's the best at 130-135 and doesn't show his age too much, this could be an unbelievable matchup. The speed, natural talent, and macho attitudes of these guys would produce a very interesting fight. I'm trying to remember a fight in recent times where two styles/talents like these fought against each other.. Floyd/Judah is a little comparable, but not really.

There is no point of analyzing a match like Guzman-Gamboa right now, but I think that Gamboa might have already proven his power more at 130 than Guzman has.

 

It's not just that. They're also much safer fighters who don't engage in brawls (especially PBF).