Most Skillfull Fighters Ever

At least I don't try to act like a ****ing boxing historian that makes up ridiculous assestments of fights. I can also talk like you and act like a know it all. You are always putting people down and and making yourself to be the expert. HATER!

 

When have I ever put anyone down that didn't deserve it or start it? You being a prime example. You wrongly accuse me of "hating on" Mexican fighters because I went against a couple in fantasy matchups. I gave detailed analysis in every post you've criticized on as well. You offered no counter-arguments, you just made it known that you disagreed with my outcome, because it was often for the fighter you rooted against. Come up with actual criticism and points for debate and stop being an immature schmuck.

 

A schmuck?? LOL damn bro stop taking everything so serious. This is sports were talking about and **** talking is one of the main things to do. I like your in depth analysis' of every fight. I only talk **** to get you. I actually like reading your posts you seem very educated in boxing. I just give you all this **** because you always go against the Mexican boxer.

 

I gave Morales a good chance against Gomez at 122, something most wouldn't do. I gave Chavez a decent chance over 15 of beating Pryor given the right gameplan, but I would favor Pryor. I considered the Chavez/Ortiz fight pretty much 50/50. Those are the only matchups we've discussed aside from Duran/Chavez, none of them lead to me being biased against Mexicans. I also just recently favored Olivares over the consensus greatest Bantamweight of all time Eder Jofre in a different thread.

Ricardo Lopez is one of my favorite boxers of all time, Marquez is my favorite current boxer, and I favor him over Pacquiao in their upcoming fight. I am biased against noone, I just look at things objectively.

 

Richardo did have it all. Speed, punching power, agreesive, counters, footwork, defence....truely and ATG and Best ever in his weight class.

He's overlooked so much because folks dont pay much attention to minimum weight.

shameful if you missed him. he was a thing of beauty to watch

 

I can dig that. For the record I am Mex and Black.

 

I'll add Ronald Wright to the equation.

 

I think Vlad is extremely underrated. He is very skilled heavyweight.

I used to love to watch Ricardo Lopez, Mr. boxing 101.

 

Though I hated his antics, Camacho had some brilliant moments in the ring. Maybe not the best, but he was quite a refined boxer.

 

henry akinwande:huh

 

In his prime at 130 and 135, pre-Rosario, he truly lived up to his moniker of Macho Man. Very exciting fighter and one of the absolute quickest to ever lace em up.

 

Mark '2 SHARP' Johnson

 

i think everone here forgot mention the prince?? naseem hamed

 

Uh James Toney anyone?

 

IMO Prince is 100% natural reflexes, speed, and flash. no real skill cause if anyone who wasnt as talented as him tried some of his moves, they would prob get KTFO.