Is JMM the greatest ever mexican boxer?

no.

ricardo lopez
salvador sanchez
julio cesar chavez
carlos zarate.....

jmm is a great fiter, but there are mexican greats that rank higher.

 

75% say he is ATG...

85% say he is not GOAT Mexican...

Reasonable...


From our Generation

1Morales
2JMM
3Barrera


JMM can still move depending on his next moves..**** PAC he is to afraid at JMM, he should just fight at 140 with the young lions and retire till one of them beat him... and call it a great career.

 

Yes he is top 10.... but he drinkl pee's for f..sake that's stupid.

 

I clearly remember the 5th round to the Alli fight..Chavez was taking a breather through out that round, just jabbing away at Alli, until the last 30 seconds of the round, Julio moves it to second gear and begins to beat the **** out of Alli, nailing him with sick combinations to head and body as if he was just letting him get more confidence and making him believe he had something of a chance before brutally bringing him back to reality, and letting him know that he's not ****ing around anymore!

 

JCC Superstar

 

chavez
ricardo lopez
salvador sanchez
ruben olivares
juan manuel marquez and just simply there is many great ones that you can rank after chavez but marquez at number one don't think so

 

actually, everytime i read or hear 'mexican boxer' let alone the best, Julio César Chavez comes to mind first.

 

Where does Librado Andrade rank in all of this?

:yep

 

has the T.S. ever even heard of salvador sanchez???

 

He's not top 5.

 

I love JMM but it's debatable whether he's the greatest Mexican boxer of his weight range in his own era.

 

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Alot of people feel like Max Kellerman, that in the strongest era of featherweight boxing, Marquez was the best of the bunch, thus the best featherweight of his era.

Let it be noted that a strong case can be made that the only fight Marquez has ever lost was to Floyd Mayweather at two weight classes past his current weight.
.......none of the other fab featherweights can make that claim.

:bbb:bbb:bbb

 

Likewise, Marquez can't claim to have defeated such opposition as an undefeated, P4P rated Erik Morales at 126lbs, in addition to an undefeated, P4P rated Naseem Hamed. The circumstances for those fights not happening are of no interest to me, it's in your interest to suggest that both were scared stiff of fighting Marquez, who had lost to Norwood, but that's speculation. In any event, Barrera beat better fighters at 126lbs than Marquez did, and therefore I consider him to be the greater Featherweight.