Pacquiao or Sanchez...Which set of wins is more impressive?

1 shot morales who was still part of top 10. :good
2. unfocused mab who was top 3
3. and jmm lost twice to pac. ref admitted scoring mistake and the second one you know the story :good and jmm was pound per pound # 3 :good

 

Relevance?

You know what most would think of Ledwaba from his boxrec record? He was a protected asian fighter who was too much of a ***** to face anyone good. That's why film is better.

 

Ottke UD Reid

Come guys lets show how fantastic a measuring stick is boxrec is!!!

 

Some guy on here is talking about popularity???? WTF is that all about?? So Michael Jackson must be the greatest musician/entertainer ever....Not in my book.

I was watching in front of my TV when my favorite fighter Little Red Lopez, who was on a very good roll @ the time (even on the cover of Sports Illustrated sporting a full headress, ) was systematically destroyed by the relatively unkown Sanchez . Even Howard Cosell did not seem to know much about him, but Howard was pretty astute and fairly early in the fight he started complementing Sanchez about his poise and skill. After Lopez #1, Sanchez was a household name among US boxing fans. Going into fight #2, there was sense that Sanchez was not a lucky, catching Lopez on a bad day afair. He was the real deal and proved it again against Lopez. Sanchez kept winning and gaining popularity, though it is true, like many great atheletes, his performances were amplified by the quality of his competition. So going into the Gomez fight the big question was, "Which Sanchez will show up?" and even if the sharp Sanchez shows up will it even matter against a perceived invincible monster like Gomez???? I was rooting for Sanchez, but I had the feeling that Gomez was going to walk through the whispy looking Sanchez and take him out in the mid-rounds. Sure am glad I was wrong. The victory was a springboard from stardom to superstardom. The win over future great Azumah Nelson became a long shadow cast by Sanchez, begging the thought "So Nelson beat all these fighters for so many years, how would Sanchez do?" I am confident that Sanchez would have done quite well.

The Arguello match would have been a beauty, two of my alltime favorites, but as I stated a few days ago on another post, I'd take Sanchez by late stoppage or UD. He had every advantage (especially speed) except for size and power, but he had a way of handling both those issues, and he had some deceptive power and strength himself. Just ask Gomez

BTW, Sanchez would beat Pac. by late KO also.

 

Lewis vs Holyfield Draw

 

atsch

 

Forrest UD Quartey

 

did i say that?? prove it :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

 

De La Hoya UD Felix Sturm

 

:think Very nice.