Is Hector Camacho an All Time Great

You are always full of ****, seriously why do you ****ing post your "facts" without knowing anything about the subject, damn you ******* are always stating facts and **** my god get a ****ing clue before you post something people might end up believing you the nonsense **** you post, here are the p4p 1983, 1984, 1985 and 1986...

1986

1985

1984

1983

1982

1. Marvin Hagler (4) 1. Marvin Hagler (3) 1. Marvin Hagler (2) 1. Marvin Hagler
2. Mike Tyson 2. Hector Camacho 2. Aaron Pryor 2. Aaron Pryor
3. Donald Curry 3. Michael Spinks 3. Larry Holmes 3. Larry Holmes
4. Thomas Hearns 4. Donald Curry 4. Eusebio Pedroza 4. Michael Spinks
5. Edwin Rosario 5. Thomas Hearns 5. Hector Camacho 5. Jeff Chandler
6. Azumah Nelson 6. Barry McGuigan 6. Ray Leonard 6. Thomas Hearns
7. Michael Spinks 7. Milton McCrory 7. Jeff Chandler 7. Alexis Arguello
8. Evander Holyfield 8. Julio Cesar Chavez 8. Michael Spinks 8. Wilfredo Gomez
9. Julio Cesar Chavez 9. Pinklon Thomas 9. Thomas Hearns 9. Hector Camacho
10. Hector Camacho 10. Larry Holmes 10. Donald Curry 10. Eusebio Pedroza


So there you have it educate yourself before you post your "facts" ...2 consecutives years in the top 5 and 4 consecutive years in the top 10 p4p..

 

You are always full of ****, seriously why do you ****ing post your "facts" without knowing anything about the subject, damn you ******* are always stating facts and **** my god get a ****ing clue before you post something people might end up believing you the nonsense **** you post, here are the p4p 1983, 1984, 1985 and 1986...

1986

1985

1984

1983

1982

1. Marvin Hagler (4) 1. Marvin Hagler (3) 1. Marvin Hagler (2) 1. Marvin Hagler
2. Mike Tyson 2. Hector Camacho 2. Aaron Pryor 2. Aaron Pryor
3. Donald Curry 3. Michael Spinks 3. Larry Holmes 3. Larry Holmes
4. Thomas Hearns 4. Donald Curry 4. Eusebio Pedroza 4. Michael Spinks
5. Edwin Rosario 5. Thomas Hearns 5. Hector Camacho 5. Jeff Chandler
6. Azumah Nelson 6. Barry McGuigan 6. Ray Leonard 6. Thomas Hearns
7. Michael Spinks 7. Milton McCrory 7. Jeff Chandler 7. Alexis Arguello
8. Evander Holyfield 8. Julio Cesar Chavez 8. Michael Spinks 8. Wilfredo Gomez
9. Julio Cesar Chavez 9. Pinklon Thomas 9. Thomas Hearns 9. Hector Camacho
10. Hector Camacho 10. Larry Holmes 10. Donald Curry 10. Eusebio Pedroza


So there you have it educate yourself before you post your "facts" ...2 consecutives years in the top 5 and 4 consecutive years in the top 10 p4p..

 

No. He's hall of fame level undoubtedly, but I wouldn't put him near an all time top 100, for instance.

Not sure where the Castillo comparison comes from. Camacho is 2 or 3 levels above Castillo, IMHO.

 

no way. He lost all of his major fighs. An ATG you can match up with any other ATG and there is a question who will win. He never proved much. How can he be ATG.

 

Huh? Rosario? Edwards? Pazienza? Ramirez (who a year later beat Sweet Pea and nearly drew with Chavez)? And he was robbed of a draw with Haugen for stupid bull**** that nobody else has ever been penalized for in the history of boxing. Plus he beat old Leonard and Duran.

Prime Camacho was at 130 - 140 and was a beast there. Past prime and overweight, he still challenged the best and mostly lost, and still was able to beat a bunch of good but not great fighters.

There are a lot of 'what ifs' with Camacho, like what if he'd been disciplined and had been able to stay at lower weights. But he was still able to accomplish a ton despite probably not living up to his full potential.

 

No, it he had stayed on course, yes, but as of now, no way.