rate these fighters - please :)

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  1. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Mexicans.

    C'mon, we all love them.

    There are some greats (or nearly greats) at or near the end of their careers, and i'd like you to rate them for me, in order of greatness. So, here's the list:

    MARCO ANTONIO BARRERA
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    Record: 66 wins, 7 losses
    Significant wins: Kennedy McKinney TKO12, Naseem Hamed UD12, Erik Morales UD12, Johnny Tapia UD12, Paulie Ayala TKO12, Erik Morales UD12, Rocky Juarez SD12, Rocky Juarez UD12.



    ERIK MORALES
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    Record: 49 wins, 6 losses
    Significant wins: Daniel Zaragoza TKO11, Junior Jones TKO4, Wayne McCullough UD12, Marco Antonio Barrera UD12, Kevin Kelley TKO7, Injin Chi UD12, Paulie Ayala UD12, Jesus Chavez UD12, Carlos Hernandez UD12, Manny Pacquiao UD12.



    JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ
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    Record: 50 wins, 5 losses, 1 draw
    Significant wins: Manuel Medina TKO7, Derrick Gainer TD7 (one of the worst fights ever), Manny Pacquiao D12, Victor Polo UD12, Marco Antonio Barrera UD12, Rocky Juarez UD12, Joel Casamayor TKO11, Juan Diaz TKO9.



    JOSE LUIS CASTILLO
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    Record: 61 wins, 10 losses, 1 draw
    Significant wins: Stevie Johnston MD12, Stevie Johnston D12, Cesar Bazan TKO6, Juan Lazcano UD12, Joel Casamayor SD12, Julio Diaz TKO10, Diego Corrales KO4
    (and remember the Mayweather losses - he gets a bit of kudos for the closeness of the contests).



    RAFAEL MARQUEZ
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    Record: 39 wins, 4 losses
    Significant wins: Mark Johnston SD12, Mark Johnston TKO8, Tim Austin TKO8, Mauricio Pastrana UD12, Heriberto Ruiz KO3, Mauricio Pastrana TKO8, Silence Mabuza TKO4, Silence Mabuza RTD9, Israel Vazquez RTD7, Israel Vazquez KO3.



    ISRAEL VASQUEZ
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    Record: 44 wins, 5 losses
    Significant wins: Oscar Larios KO1, Jose Luis Valbuena TKO12, Oscar Larios TKO3, Ivan Hernandez RTD4, Jhonny Gonzalez TKO10, Rafael Marquez TKO6, Rafael Marquez SD12.



    FERNANDO MONTIEL
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    Record: 43 wins, 2 losses
    Significant wins: Isidro Garcia TKO7, Pedro Alcazar TKO6, Ivan Hernandez KO7, Pramuansak Posuwan UD12, Z Gorres SD12, Martin Castillo KO4, Luis Maldonado TKO3, Hozumi Hasegawa TKO4.



    CRISTIAN MIJARES (remember him - some good wins)
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    Record: 39 wins, 6 losses
    Significant wins: Gerson Guerrero TKO8, Luis Maldonado D12, Katsushige Kawashima SD12, Katsushige Kawashima TKO10, Jorge Arce UD12, Jose Navarro SD12, Alexander Munoz SD12, Chatchai Sasakul TKO3.



    ANTONIO MARGARITO (tainted somewhat, but indulge me)
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    Record: 38 wins, 6 losses
    Significant wins: Sergio Martinez TKO7, Antonio Diaz TKO10 (fantastic fight btw), Andrew "Six Heads" Lewis TKO2, Kermit Cintron TKO5, Joshua Clottey UD12, Kemit Cintron KO6, Miguel Cotto TKO11.



    OSCAR LARIOS
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    Record: 63 wins, 7 losses
    Significant wins: Cesar Soto UD12, Israel Vasquez TKO12, Willie Jorrin TKO1 (this should count as two wins, he was robbed in their first fight), Nedal Hussein UD12, Wayne McCullough UD12, Wayne McCullough TKO10.



    Just a straight up 1-10 please (based on achievement in the sport); I think it would be quite easy to put them into a tier system. Oh and by the way the significant wins is just a personal opinion and by way of a guideline, and I know I may have left out some wins that others may think were significant.

    And also, feel free to share any private thoughts you may have on these fighters (easy on the Margarito stuff though)
     
  2. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Well, **** it, I'll show my own list and maybe we can get this baby off the ground:

    1 - Erik Morales (the Pac win is big)
    2 - Marco Antonio Barrera
    3 - Rafael Marquez
    4 - Juan Manuel Marquez
    5 - Jose Luis Castillo
    6 - Israel Vasquez
    7 - Fernando Montiel
    8 - Antonio Margarito
    9 - Oscar Larios
    10 - Cristain Mijares
     
  3. Seven Chance

    Seven Chance Augustus Style Journeyman Full Member

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    1. Marco Antonio Barrera
    2. Erik Morales
    3. Israel Vasquez
    4. Juan Manuel Marquez
    5. Jose Luis Castillo
    6. Rafael Marquez
    7. Antonio Margarito
    8. Fernando Montiel
    9. Oscar Larios
    10. Cristain Mijares
     
  4. Boom_Boom

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    1 - Erik Morales
    2 - Marco Antonio Barrera
    3 - Juan Manuel Marquez
    4 - Israel Vasquez
    5 - Jose Luis Castillo
    6 - Rafael Marquez
    7 - Fernando Montiel
    8 - Antonio Margarito
    9 - Oscar Larios
    10 - Cristain Mijares
     
  5. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Cheers for the input, Seven Chance.:good
     
  6. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Both of you have Vazquez above Rafa Marquez?:think

    I would have thought Marquez' Bantamweight resume would have put him above Vasquez on most lists, even if Vasquez was shot to bits in their 4th fight
     
  7. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    1 - Erik Morales
    2 - Marco Antonio Barrera
    3 - Juan Manuel Marquez
    4 - Fernando Montiel (The Hasegawa win was huge)
    5 - Rafael Marquez
    6 - Israel Vasquez
    7 - Oscar Larios
    8 - Jose Luis Castillo
    9 - Cristain Mijares

    This would seem fair to me. If Rafa wins against Lopez, it changes for me. Juan Manuel Marquez would have to do something dramatic to surpass Barrera. I don't think he's got enough left in him.
     
  8. Casamayor122

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    1. Morales
    2. Barrera
    3. JMM
    4. RM
    5. Vasquez
    6. Montiel
    7. JLC
    8. Larios
    9. Mijares
     
  9. dubace

    dubace Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :lol: no margarito!
     
  10. les

    les boxerman Full Member

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    top 3 i agree with,would put JLC higher.come on man.they so great
     
  11. SportsLeader

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    1- Morales
    2- Barerra
    3- Marquez (JM)
    4- Marquez (R)
    5- Castillo
    6- Vazquez
    7- Margarito
    8- Montiel
    9- Larios
    10- Mijares

    Although Montiel could move drastically in that list - He's still got a fair way to go. Maybe a win against Donaire and a succesful move up in weight could move him up
    Barrera and Morales are interchange-able to be honest
     
  12. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    Yeah, I just said "no". :D
     
  13. asero

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    1 - Erik Morales
    2 - Marco Antonio Barrera
    3 - Juan Manuel Marquez
    4 - Jose Luis Castillo
    5 - Rafael Marquez
    6 - Israel Vasquez
    7 - Fernando Montiel
    8 - Antonio Margarito
    9 - Oscar Larios
    10 - Cristain Mijares
     
  14. crimson

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    1. MAB
    2. Morales
    3. JMM
    4. R. Marquez
    5. Vasquez
    6. JLC
    7. Larios
    8. Montiel (goes up depending his next match...)
    9. Margarito
    10. Mijares
     
  15. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I wonder how many on that list are heading to the HOF?

    Anyone like to hazzard a guess?:think