What About The Fighter Of The 70's!

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  1. cuco64

    cuco64 Member Full Member

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    I say Roberto Duran, althogh I guess Ali could also be in the running, even though he was greater in the 1960's.

    Perhaps also Carlos Monzon.
     
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  2. sandy mac

    sandy mac Active Member Full Member

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    Roberto Duran, he ruled the lightwieght division with a dominance .One loss ,avenged twice by ko.Left lightwieghts with 71-1 record.
     
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    Probably Duran, followed by Monzon.
     
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  4. the cobra

    the cobra Awesomeizationism! Full Member

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    Duran, then Monzon.

    Arguello and Ali would then follow.
     
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  5. dmille

    dmille We knew, about Tszyu, before you. Full Member

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    1 Monzon
    2 Duran
     
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  6. Jack Presscot

    Jack Presscot Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Duran. Duran dominated the Lightweight Division like no other. The Uncle Tom sell out on your avatar had 20 Title Defenses in one of the weakest eras in the History of that Division.
     
    Jack Presscot, Oct 31, 2008
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