Orlando Salido vs. Terdsak Jandaeng & Javier Mendoza vs. Ramón García Hirales RBR

Yeah. He is solid, not exceptional in any one area, but solid. Excellent chin (only stopped the once by a peak & prime Dinamita and only after eating loads of accumulated power combinations) and decent power with a slightly awkward style (and good base of stamina) from his background in kickboxing. Basic, ham-and-eggs, yet determined and tough. He never lost to anyone less than world class (Marquez, Aoh, Luevano, and Guzman - all four world titlists, all but Luevano in multiple weight classes, two of them at one time or another top five p4p elites ...the four of them combining for a total of 42 world title bouts with a combined record of 29-10-3in them: Luevano 5-1-1, Guzman 7-1-1, Marquez 12-5-1, Aoh 5-3...)

Most of his actual wins are **** compared with the level he lost at, however. Outside a few respectable journeymen from the Asian regional scene he really has no significant names on his resume, so his stock is based largely on his showings h2h in those big moments stepping up to world class...where he does historically lose.

Salido also fought JMM at featherweight, just a couple of years before Jandaeng, and lost a competitive but very clear decision.

 

Javier Mendoza vs. Ramón García Hirales, 12 rounds @ light flyweight