Top 10 Pound for Pond current Mexican Boxers.

A list of Mexico's Current top 11 Fighters, also mentioning who fought each other from the 11 fighters.

1. Juan Manuel Marquez, Weight Division 135-147 (Fought Salido 2004 at 126)

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2. Abner Mares, Weight Division 118

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3. Orlando Salido, Weight Division 126 (Fought Marquez 2004 at 126)

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4. Jhonny Gonzalez, Weight Division 126

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5. Jorge Arce Weight Division118-122

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6. Hernan Marquez, Weight Division 112-115

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(Tied for 7th)

7. Erik Morales, Weight Division 140

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7. Carlos Molina, Weight Division 154

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8. Antonio DeMarco, Weight Division 135

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9. Humberto Soto, Weight Division 135-140

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(tied for 10th)

10. Miguel Vazquez, Weight Division 135 (Fought Alvarez 2008 at 154 and 2001 at 140)

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10. Saul Alvarez, Weight Division 154 (Fought Vasquez 2008 at 154 and 2001 at 140)

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Who would you exchange and why?

 

Was thinking about adding him. But kind of feel bad about ranking him below fighters he would destroy in his prime. But I'll add him:think he should retire, but He's back...

 

14th, if he continues to beat good opposition at 160, or try's and does good at 168 and 175, he will be top 3 imo.

 

I would have him inside the top 10, for some reason I left him out, probably because he lost lost his last fight, but on a second look, he should be top 8.

Segura, Margarito, Rafa Marquez are outside the top 12, with Jr.

 

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8-2-2 for Rubio, Jr's 4th loss, I watched the fight in slow mo, I watched the fight with no sound, like you *******s like watching fights, I even watched it with the TV Azteca commentators(even they had Rubio winning), and I still got Rubio winning, he landed more and boxed beautifully, Jr. didn't land chet, Rubio just slipped and rolled with the punches, looked like Toney in his prime...

 

If you check again, Canelo is at #10, has not beaten a top 10 fighter at 154, or 47, what makes you think he should be ranked above Miguel Vasquez, who's only losses have been against the #1 fighter at 140, Timothy Bradley, and Canelo himself 1st time, Vasquez's first pro fight, and the second one vs Canelo at Junior Middleweight, and Vasquez is a LIGHTWEIGHT!!! :rofl.