The Myth of the Puerto Rican boxing vs. Mexican and Mex-American boxers

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  1. IsaL

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    This thread already got KTFO by the Mexicans...Because it was made by a Puerto Rican.
     
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  2. Ruderic

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    Margarito was caught with hand wraps with plaster of paris, and suspended for a year. He should have been prosecuted for intent... He wasn't accused he was found with plaster of paris this is why he went 1-3 with no ko's and got demolished by Mosley, a 144 lbs Pacman, and then finished of by Cotto.

    Let me guess the next talking point is Trinidad's handwraps? then talk of Barrera, DelaHoya, Tyson, Kessler , and Donaire. All alleged of stacking or told to re-wrap their hands before a fight...

    BTW, Trinidad was never suspended, fine, or banned from boxing , or the NYSCA and NSAC....
     
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  3. Ruderic

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    Dude, I don't like to talk of politics , but that is a lie Puerto Rico gets from the United States only 4.3 Billion in U.S.A aid a year... Do you know how much a "the state California "spends in illegal Mexicans education , health ,and prison system? 10 Billion a year.... Mexicans send over 600 Billion a year in U.S.A dollars to Mexico... So lets keep politics out of a boxing thread, since the reality is another . Talk with facts not the same narrative that I have seen over and over...

    BTW, over 51% of Mexicans receive some type of federal assistance from the U.S.A government... I think we should keep it boxing , and not politics. The reality is another from inflated egos and myths...
     
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  4. IsaL

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    No he just started losing fights... :deal
     
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  5. IsaL

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    First off you ****ing imbecil, not only Mexicans are illegal in CA.

    Second, do you want to pay $7 dollars PER Orange or Lemon....Then STFU.
     
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  6. Ruderic

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    What does paying $7 Dollars for an Orange of Lemon got to do with anything? So paying 10 Billion a year , and 1 Billion to keep Mexican illegals in prison is the equivalent of paying $7 for an orange? there is no logic there .. Not to say other Sates like Utah spends 8 Billion a year on Mex illegals .Do they farm oranges and lemons in Utah also?

    Yes, not all Mexicans are illegal , do to the 14th amendment, but the majority broke the law at some point...

    As for charity from the U.S.A for Puerto Rico ? Since 1917 Puerto Ricans have been U.S.A citizens and fought in every U.S.A war.

    Why it seems that every website, or thread Mexicans and those in the U.S.A always like to bring up politics in a boxing thread is beyond me... What next the " Racial" remarks? on how Ricans are black or have African ancestry? Like Mexicans don't? lol The same narrative and old talking points.

    Keep it boxing...
     
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  7. JM22

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    PR. Gomez, Rosario, Camacho, Tito, Cotto, Calerun, Lopez, Vasquez they all have Mexican fathers, Sanchez, Chavez, DLH, Segura, Margarito, Salido, Arce. Kneel down b!tches :hi:
     
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  8. Ruderic

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    Trinidad was a blown up middleweight , and his loses where to Hopkins, Winky, and Jones jr. Hopkins showed how to beat Trinidad,and the other 3 that followed the game plan did and the others like Mayorga ,and Sheriffe didn't...
     
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  9. Kush

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    What's up? What part of la isla you from?
     
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  10. Zopilote

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    Actually De La Hoya showed how to beat Trinidad..Even Hopkins himself admits it. :deal
     
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  11. IsaL

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    Also, not every Mexican in CA is illegal imbecil. :patsch

    As for the oranges, you want to make it political by continuing this? Are you capable of debating politics?

    Well $7 an orange was just a random number, because it could be more for an orange, as the agriculture and farming industry would collapse in CA... There is a broken system in CA and the rest of the US, where cheap labor in vitaly needed to sustain the demand of the American population, but no one is doing anything about it. CA is broke, not because its full of Mexicans, but because of left wing policies, created and supported by bothe hispanics of all backgrounds and whites, even blacks who are the shot callers in CA.

    the **** you know?

    As for boxing:

    MX's best beats PR's best most of the time...Now sit down *****.

    How many champs do you gus have right now btw? :yep
     
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  12. IsaL

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    Winky also gave DLH credit for the blue print, even though he didn't use DLH's strategy.

    I would give Hopkins credit too because after Hopkins camp exposed Tito's wraps, his power seemed to have greatly diminished.
     
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  13. Ruderic

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    1. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Lorenzo Trejo by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2003.
    2. Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Roberto Carlos Leyva by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2004.
    3. Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Gerardo Verde by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2005.
    4. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Isaac Bustos by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2006.
    5. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Hugo Fidel Cazares by SD 12: WBO Flyweight title 2007.
    6. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Juan Esguer by UD 12: WBO Flyweight title 2007.
    7. Ivan "Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Hugo Fidel Cazares by TD 7: WBO Flyweight title 2008.
    8. Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Jesus Iribe by UD 12: WBO Light Flyweight title 2010.

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    1. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Rafael Marquez by RTD 8: WBO Featherweight title 2010.
    2. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Steven Luevano by TKO 7: WBO Featherweight title 2010.
    3. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Daniel Ponce De Leon by TKO 1: WBO Super Bantamweight title 2008.
    4. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Cesar Figueroa by KO 1: WBO Super Bantamweight title 2008.


    1. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Carlos Zarate TKO 5: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1978.
    2. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Juan Antonio Lopez TKO 10: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1978.
    3. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Nicky Perez TKO 5: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1979.
    4. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Raul Tirado TKO 5: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1977.
    5. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Carlos Mendoza TKO 10: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1979.
    6. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Lupe Pintor by TKO 14: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
    7. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Roberto Rubaldino TKO 8: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
    8. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Juan Antonio Lopez TKO 10: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
    9. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Juan Meza TKO 6: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.

    1. Hector L. "Macho” Camacho defeats Rafael “Bazooka” Limon by a TKO 5: WBC Super Featherweight title 1983.
    2. Hector L. "Macho” Camacho defeats Jose Luis Ramirez by a 12 UD: WBC Lightweight title 1985.
    3. Hector “Macho” Camacho defeats Tony Baltazar by UD 12: WBO Light Welterweight title 1990.

    Selective memory? :hi: Wait they only count when a Mexican wins? ok...
     
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  14. Ruderic

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    Did it diminish versus Mayorga? Ask Vargas what happen to his power when he faced Mayorga...:think
     
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  15. Plaster...Sad

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    Gomez moved up in weight to fight Sanchez and was said to have taken that fight too lightly. Sanchez chose to crash into a tree than fight Gomez again knowing full well, things would be different.
     
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