Is Roberto Duran the most overrated fighter in boxing history?

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  1. like a boss

    like a boss Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Can't really blame you.
     
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  2. antonio plaisir

    antonio plaisir the detonator Full Member

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    duran also did something neither they nor benitez could, beat srl (questionable decision over hagler aside) and regards ray not being prime in montreal, he was in much better shape then than duran for either rematch.
     
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  3. like a boss

    like a boss Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The vote - currently 29 to 112 against - demonstrates the futility of the thread suggestion.
     
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  4. avenel

    avenel Boxing Addict Full Member

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    U fukin serious man? Overrated?? Smh this site man
     
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  5. rossco666

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    Durans lightweight era was stacked with great talent and is widely considered by many a historian to be the second best lightweight era of all time. Lightweight is also considered the most talent rich division in the history of the sport.

    You think if a division isnt stacked with top tier ATG's then its a weak division :rofl Look at you trying to dismiss a great division and their fighters so it suits your agenda. :lol: look at you , Just look at you :rofl


    Your one of the worst posters I've ever read. :rofl
     
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