This content is protected Jose "Mantequilla" Napoles Mantequilla means butter in Spanish. I saw a video of Mike Tyson describing visiting him in the 90s and asking Cus what his nick name meant long before.
I think the last time I stumbled across a fighter from the past who I'd consider genuinely great was while making my top fifty lightweights; Lockport Jimmy Duffy. He beat Jack Britton, Freddie Welsh, Charley White, Ted Kid Lewis, Soldier Bartfield, Johnny Dundee, Frankie Schoell, etc; as well as fighting both Benny Leonard and Packey McFarland.
Recently getting into Gilberto Roman some; criminally underrated here, or at least hardly ever talked about. A couple Muangchai Kittakasem fights too, he's fun; combative and chinny is always a good mix.
Nah, you won't mate. He's an obscure LW contender from the 1910s. I'm always amazed we can find extensive records from then, let alone footage.
