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

Dude, Logic is no something you seem to have also why the need to call someone a "***ot" behind a keyboard .... Population does matter now , if someone chose not to accept it that is their prerogative. The number thing all boxing experts say is " Amazing how a small island has produced so many champions." and funny how Mexicans and the majority of Mex-Americans can't accept the fact that their main rival is a small island...

 

Nah, Beating any Mexican is not an event. Like Mexicans and Mex-Americans get one win and lose 20 , and somehow it's the biggest event. A Puerto Rican boxers loses one fight and somehow the Mexican nationalistic zealots jump out the woodwork.

It was a big deal for Mexicans to finally get a victory over Calderon at 38 years old , or to get one win over Gomez , or Juan Ma Lopez after he ko'd 4 Mexicans.

I think it's the other way around. People usually talk out of their conditions....

 

Typical Mex running his mouth behind a computer.. Show stats and the record not what you think , or the few fights you watch on Showtime and HBO.


1. Sixto Escobar defeats Rodolfo “Baby” Casanovas by KO 9: Montreal Athletic Commission World Bantamweight title 1934.
2. Carlos Ortiz defeats Raymundo “Battling” Torres by KO 10: World Lightweight title 1960.
3. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Raul Tirado TKO 5: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1977.
4. Esteban De Jesus defeats Vicente Mijares Saldivar by TKO 11: WBC Lightweight title 1977.
5. Alfredo Escalera defeats Carlos Becerril by KO 8: WBC Super Featherweight title 1977.
6. Alfredo Escalera defeats Sigfredo Rodriguez by UD 15: WBC Super Featherweight 1977.
7. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Carlos Zarate TKO 5: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1978.
8. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Juan Antonio Lopez TKO 10: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1978.
9. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Nicky Perez TKO 5: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1979.
10. Wilfredo “El Radar" Benitez defeats Carlos Palomino by SD 15: WBC Welterweight title 1979.
11. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Carlos Mendoza TKO 10: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1979.
12. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Lupe Pintor by TKO 14: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
13. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Roberto Rubaldino TKO 8: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
14. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Juan Antonio Lopez TKO 10: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
15. Wilfredo Gomez defeats Juan Meza TKO 6: WBC Super Bantamweight title 1982.
16. Juan LaPorte defeats Ruben Castillo: WBC Featherweight title 1983.
17. Hector L. "Macho” Camacho defeats Rafael “Bazooka” Limon by a TKO 5: WBC Super Featherweight title 1983.
18. Edwin "Chapo" Rosario defeats Jose Luis Ramirez by UD 12: WBA Lightweight title 1983.
19. Edwin “Chapo” Rosario defeats Robert Elizondo by TKO 1: WBC Lightweight title 1984.
20. Hector L. "Macho” Camacho defeats Jose Luis Ramirez by a 12 UD: WBC Lightweight title 1985.
21. John J.Molina defeats Tony Lopez by TKO 10: IBF Super Featherweight title 1989.
22. Jose Ruiz defeats Armando Velasco UD 12: WBO Super Flyweight title 1990.
23. John J.Molina defeats Lupe Suarez by TKO 6: IBF Super Featherweight title 1990.
24. Hector “Macho” Camacho defeats Tony Baltazar by UD 12: WBO Light Welterweight title 1990.
25. Edwin "Chapo" Rosario defeats Loreto Garza by TKO 3: WBA world lightweight title 1991.
26. Wilfredo Vasquez defeats Raul Perez by TKO 3: WBA Super Bantamweight title 1992.
27. Josue Camacho defeats Eddie Vallejo by KO 6: WBO Light Flyweight title 1992.
28. John J.Molina defeats Fransico Segura by TKO 8: IBF Super Featherweight title 1993.
29. John J. Molina defeats Manuel Medina by UD 12: IBF Super Featherweight title 1993.
30. John J. Molina defeats Gregorio Vargas by 12 UD: IBF Super Featherweight title 1994.
31. Alex “Nene” Sanchez defeats Oscar Andrade by TKO 4: WBO Minimumweight title 1994.
32. Alex “Nene” Sanchez defeats Arturo Mayan by TKO 1: WBO Minimumweight title 1994.
33. Felix "Tito" Trinidad defeats Luis Ramos Campas by TKO 4: IBF Welterweight title 1994.
34. Alex “Nene” Sanchez defeats Tomas Rivera by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 1995.
35. Alex “Nene” Sanchez defeats Rafael Orozco by TKO 4: WBO Minimumweight title 1995.
36. Sammy Fuentes defeats Fidel Avendano by TKO 2: WBO Light Welterweight title 1995.
37. Sammy Fuentes defeats Hector Lopez by SD 12: WBO Lightweight title 1995.
38. Wilfredo Vasquez defeats Orlando Canizales by SD 15: Super Bantamweight title 1995.
39. Felix “Tito” Trinidad defeats Ray Lovato by TKO 6: IBF Welterweight title 1996.
40. Alex “Nene” Sanchez defeats Jose Victor Burgos by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 1997.
41. Felix “Tito” Trinidad defeats Oscar De La Hoya by MD 12: WBC / IBF Welterweight title 1999.
42. Eric Morel defeats Gilberto Keb Bass by UD 12: WBA World Flyweight title 2000.
43. Eric Morel defeats Alberto Ontiveros by UD 12: WBA World Flyweight title 2000.
44. Felix “Tito” Trinidad defeats Fernando Vargas by TKO 12: WBA World Light Middleweight title 2000.
45. Daniel Santos defeats Luis Ramos Campas by TKO 11: WBO Light Middleweight title 2002.
46. Eric Morel defeats Isidro Garcia by UD 12: WBA World Flyweight title 2003.
47. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Lorenzo Trejo by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2003.
48. Daniel Santos defeats *** Antonio Margarito by TD 10: WBO Light Middleweight title 2004.
49. Nelson Dieppa defeats Ulises Solis by MD 12: WBO Light Flyweight title 2004.
50. Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Roberto Carlos Leyva by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2004.
51. Daniel Santos defeats Michael Lerma by UD 12: WBO Light Middleweight title 2004.
52. Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Gerardo Verde by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2005.
53. Kermit Cintron defeats Mark Suarez by TKO 5: IBF Welterweight title 2006.
54. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Isaac Bustos by UD 12: WBO Minimumweight title 2006.
55. Jose Antonio Rivera defeats Alejandro Garcia by UD 12: WBA World Light Middleweight title 2006.

56. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Hugo Fidel Cazares by SD 12: WBO Flyweight title 2007.
57. Ivan “Iron Boy" Calderon defeats Juan Esguer by UD 12: WBO Flyweight title 2007.
58. Kermit Cintron defeats Jesse Feliciano by TKO 10: IBF Welterweight title 2007.
59. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Daniel Ponce De Leon by TKO 1: WBO Super Bantamweight title 2008.
60. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Cesar Figueroa by KO 1: WBO Super Bantamweight title 2008.
61. Miguel Angel Cotto defeats Alfonso Gomez by RTD 5: WBA World Welterweight title 2008.
62. Ivan "Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Hugo Fidel Cazares by TD 7: WBO Flyweight title 2008.
63. Wilfredo Vasquez jr. defeats Ivan Hernandez by TKO 11: WBO Super Bantamweight title 2010.
64. Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon defeats Jesus Iribe by UD 12: WBO Light Flyweight title 2010.
65. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Rafael Marquez by RTD 8: WBO Featherweight title 2010.
66. Juan Manuel Lopez defeats Steven Luevano by TKO 7: WBO Featherweight title 2010.
67. Miguel Angel Cotto defeats Antonio Margarito TKO 10: WBA Jr. Middleweight 2011.
67. Daniel Garcia defeats Erik Morales by UD12: WBC Super Lightweight title 2012.

 

Show me the stats and record, since you know for a fact that Mex and Mex in the United States are beating Puerto Rican boxers...

Talk about assholes and bitches , dude you take the cake calling names behind a computer. You can't have a civilized conversation so you need to curse. Hey buddy we are not in the 3rd grade grow the hell up.

 

The U.S.A has always run boxing and has had the best. Due to the fact that the U.S.A is a melting pot of various ethic and cultural groups that have due to their social economics in their eras had great boxers. There is no dispute in that...

But since the 90's U.S.A boxing has taken a decline and now MMA gyms are more frequent to come by than Boxing gyms in the U.S.A.