Carlos Zarate vs Rodolfo martinez

Very high skill level in this fight; watch their feet. George Latka is a judge. He used to own a bar down in Orange County, Ca., near Huntington Beach High School (where all the girls look like Britney Spears) and I went there many times. Never when he was there, however. He had a boxing history that was astounding, including working the Sugar Ramos/Davy Moore fight at Dodger Stadium. talking to him would have been a religious experience for me. Anywho, a fight in 4 parts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv3dvQ4eDtQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoD3cr3d-mA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmMhsZP4YTQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nebc1S6MuTg

He was a very tidy and technical boxer. I have not seen him before.

At one point Zarate was 51-0 (50). He doesn't fight at all like you would expect a guy with all those KOs to fight. If that makes sense.
The guy that trained him also trained Alfonso Zamora and lupe Pintor ( they later broke ties with that trainer and fought Zarate), as well as Ruben Olivares and bazooka Limon. Also, the trainer of Zarate started Ricardo Lopez as a pro and the legendary Nacho beristain learned at his feet.

That is quality form and that history of skill means the man was a great fighter.

Rodolfo Martinez

Was a great fighter from Mexico.

An absolutely briliant ring technician, who was a sharp accurate puncher with
excellent power.

Rodolfo was the WBC Bantamweight Champion when he fought the 'legendary'
Carlos Zarate.

May 8, 1976 at The Forum ~ Inglewood, California

Rodlofo Martinez
* Age ......... 27 years, 9 months
* Height ..... 5' 5 1/2"
* Record .... 42-3-1 {34 KO's}

Managed by; Lupe Sanchez

Rodolfo was making his 4th-Title Defense of the WBC Championship that he won back
on December 7, 1974 by {TKO 4} over Rafael Herrera.

Rodolfo was no stranger to California, as this was his 10th-Bout here.

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