You do realize Berrera was at the tail end of a long hard career, same can be said for Pac to be honest. Was Lonnie Smith a better fighter than prime Pac or Berrera? Of course not, was he fresher and possibly better at the time Chavez fought him? Yes, in my opinion he was. So was Rasario. Laporte and Ramirez were at the end of their careers. But since your picking and choosing the opponents I Listed you didn't pick prime Camacho or prime Taylor. How many scalps does JMM have on that level.? That's what I thought.
You're not backing down from picking a nobody in Lonnie Smith over Pacquaio who was fresh off wins over DLH, Hatton, Margarito, Clotty, Mosley??? And he deserved the win over Bradley too. Because Lonnie Smith probably isn't in Chavez's top 10 wins. Roger Mayweather and Lockridge are much better Even more embarassing for you is Lonnie Smith isn't in any top 10 of rings ranked boxers list for any year ever. Yet he's supposedly a better win than Pacquaio, a top 3 P4P fighter of the generation. It's become painfully obvious you've gone over to boxrec and picked a fighter with a load of wins in Buck Smith on Chavez's record and assumed he's a great fighter based on the number of wins. And then backtracked claiming Lonnie Smith is this great win, when he was never ranked in the top 10. Barrera was a reigning 3 weight champion, the same age as Marquez, fresh off his 3rd win over Morales. But Lonnie Smith who was never a top 10 ranked opponent and never won a meaningful fight is a better win LMAO
Olivares is the best Mexican fighter and is in my opinion Bantemweight top 2 of all time. Better resume than Jofre.
Obviously your content on picking and choosing what I wrote, but not in the full context of how I wrote IT. Your probably a politician. I don't need boxrec, having been in the sport and observed it from the late 70's in places like 5th street and Verricks gym places long closed before internet mind you. People like you follow boxrec and how many wins a fighter have, but don't consider whom they fought, and when. I know what Berrera did. But it doesn't change that fact he was at the tail end of his great career when he fought JMM Just because fighters are the same age doesn't mean their the same age in boxing years. It means the number tough fight, how the fighter lived in personal life, how they trained (Gym Wars) all that factors in to how long a fighters career is. Maybe a a superficial expert like yourself realizes that. Maybe you don't. And dude, I've forgotten more about the fight game than you will know.