Tim Bradley would have opened a Can of Whoop on Ricky

'Arguello was like Trinidad of the lower weight divisions' :rofl :rofl :rofl Get out, you're a lame troll who can't even do that properly! 'One dimensional' :rofl :rofl My word. The guy is a top 30 ATG, with a great jab, arguably the greatest timing and accuracy P4P of all time, with ATG power in both hands and every punch in the book. Hooks off the jab better than anyone too, with wins over all kinds of styles.

Now you might have watched the whole fight but you ain't seen any else of Arguellos. Rather than being a hunter like Trinidad, he was a Matador who would tame come-forward opponents with relative ease. He could fight at mid-range, on the outside or in a phone booth. He had little defence but could counter punch like JMM x2, and also was resilient with a stern jaw.

Absolute MONG :deal

 

I guess the '2002' in your name is the year you were born. I'd consider ****in off to the General :good

 

Ramirez was a very good fighter. Arguello sometimes faltered over the ten round distance due to being a slow starter, I scored thatfight to Ramirez by a few points (including KD) but Alexis was a great 15-round championship fighter.

I know **** about boxing? You'll go the same way as the rest of 'em you ponce, especially as you've already started with te 'Mum' insults, which means I was close to your age upon my first guess.

 

No. When did I say that? I agreed that I scored a fight against him, which, in 70+ fights across 5 weightclasses (World class at 4 of them and barely a boy at 126 with no amateur experience) I think it's fair to say anyone would struggle to be infallible. That was a fairly close fight, but yes I scored it to Ramirez, who was a very good lower weight fighter around that time.

I look foolish? I can assure you if anyone has the potential to make me look like that, it's not someone who omits punctuation.