Thread: Jhonny Gonzalez' best win?

What so far has been Jhonny Gonzalez best win?

Jhonny's fighting next on the Williams/Lara undercard on July 9th.

Wow.. For some reason I was about to post why isn't Israel Vasquez on there, forgetting he actually came back to beat Jhonny, takes me back to that fight it was legit.

Yeah I actually haven't seen him fight Montiel either I'm realizing, on paper you'd have to go with that I think, might watch it later.

Originally Posted by p4pking

Wow.. For some reason I was about to post why isn't Israel Vasquez on there, forgetting he actually came back to beat Jhonny, takes me back to that fight it was legit.

Yeah I actually haven't seen him fight Montiel either I'm realizing, on paper you'd have to go with that I think, might watch it later.

one of the most heartbreaking moments as a Gonzalez fan was that fight, he was absolutely dominating Vazquez and put him on his ass twice then Israel showed the heart of a lion to come back it.

To be honest his fight with Montiel wasn't worth watching, both guys showed way too much respect and it was the one instance that Raton hasn't shown an exciting style.

Originally Posted by killersheep

Originally Posted by p4pking

Wow.. For some reason I was about to post why isn't Israel Vasquez on there, forgetting he actually came back to beat Jhonny, takes me back to that fight it was legit.

Yeah I actually haven't seen him fight Montiel either I'm realizing, on paper you'd have to go with that I think, might watch it later.

one of the most heartbreaking moments as a Gonzalez fan was that fight, he was absolutely dominating Vazquez and put him on his ass twice then Israel showed the heart of a lion to come back it.

To be honest his fight with Montiel wasn't worth watching, both guys showed way too much respect and it was the one instance that Raton hasn't shown an exciting style.

I still think Gonzalez corner did him a huge disservice by stopping the Vazquez fight when they did.

Surprised not to see Ratanachai listed. I think he merits a higher challenge then William or Lopez. Just my opinion...

I would say Montiel... followed by Hasegawa, Pacheco, Johnson, Ratanachai.

It's crazy to see the set backs Jhonny has had but he's been able to bounce back.
Which speaks volumes.

Based on certain circumstances that have to be factored in I say it's the Gabriel Elizondo fight. Lopez and Gonzalez are not highly regarded enough to be his best. Johnson and Pacheco were both ready for retirement when Jhonny got them. Hasegawa would of been his biggest if Montiel hadn't stopped him first. And I thought Montiel beat him and should of got the win. Against Elizondo, Gonzalez came in with 4 losses and was the underdog to the than undefeated, highly regarded Elizondo. Elizondo was proving everybody right when he dropped Gonzalez in the first. But Jhonny turned things to his favor in the 2nd, scoring 4 knock downs and getting the win