Best (most successful) Boxer from Asia

Am wondering who is the best and most successful boxer from Asia. In terms of money, I think Manny Pacquaio is leading. O0

I think Fighting Harada might run him close, former Flyweight and Bantamweight champion from the sixties.
The big plus for him is he is the only man to beat the great Eder Jofre....twice!

Got to admit am not that old to know Harada.. O0

Currently? Chris John gotta be one of the top five.

Khaosai Galaxy

IMO as far as careers go I'd list them as follows;
Flash Elorde - Talk about a guy who fought anyone and everyone, he fought to a title the old way by wining fights and taking on
every comer. NEVER lost a his 'Wolrd' Super Featherweight title, lost 1 title fight in his natural weight (Sup. F) against Numata
when he was well past it. The only times he lost was when he moved up in weight or fights that he would take in between
defenses of his MAJOR titles.

Fighting Harada - He beat 'Golden Bantma' in his prime twice and he wen't on to defend the titles 4 times. The undisputed Bantamweight champ.
He also fought Medel early in his career tho he lost that shows you he fought some of the best from early on.

Khaosai Galaxy - Never lost a title fight defended his title 19 times through 7 years and lost only once in his career the loss came early in his
career after that he went 10 yrs. without loosing. He then retired as Champ. Not many boxers can say that.

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Originally Posted by brucelee

Am wondering who is the best and most successful boxer from Asia. In terms of money, I think Manny Pacquaio is leading. O0

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I would have to go with Pacquaio as well.

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Originally Posted by CutMeMick

IMO as far as careers go I'd list them as follows;
Flash Elorde - Talk about a guy who fought anyone and everyone, he fought to a title the old way by wining fights and taking on
every comer. NEVER lost a his 'Wolrd' Super Featherweight title, lost 1 title fight in his natural weight (Sup. F) against Numata
when he was well past it. The only times he lost was when he moved up in weight or fights that he would take in between
defenses of his MAJOR titles.

Fighting Harada - He beat 'Golden Bantma' in his prime twice and he wen't on to defend the titles 4 times. The undisputed Bantamweight champ.
He also fought Medel early in his career tho he lost that shows you he fought some of the best from early on.

Khaosai Galaxy - Never lost a title fight defended his title 19 times through 7 years and lost only once in his career the loss came early in his
career after that he went 10 yrs. without loosing. He then retired as Champ. Not many boxers can say that.

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cc from me. thanks for the info. Never thought Flash Elorde is that good. I was thinking that older Filipinos were just being patriotic when they would usually mention Flash Elorde as better than Pacquaio. O0

pancho villa was out standing and beat 1 of the greatest all time p4p fighters.

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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

Khaosai Galaxy

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Khaosai was a great fighter , but PACMAN has fought much better oposition at multi weights so id go for PACMAN out of these 2 :)

Chris John calling out for Pacman. http://philboxing.com/news/story-12220.html

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Originally Posted by CutMeMick

IMO as far as careers go I'd list them as follows;
Flash Elorde - Talk about a guy who fought anyone and everyone, he fought to a title the old way by wining fights and taking on
every comer. NEVER lost a his 'Wolrd' Super Featherweight title, lost 1 title fight in his natural weight (Sup. F) against Numata
when he was well past it. The only times he lost was when he moved up in weight or fights that he would take in between
defenses of his MAJOR titles.

Fighting Harada - He beat 'Golden Bantma' in his prime twice and he wen't on to defend the titles 4 times. The undisputed Bantamweight champ.
He also fought Medel early in his career tho he lost that shows you he fought some of the best from early on.

Khaosai Galaxy - Never lost a title fight defended his title 19 times through 7 years and lost only once in his career the loss came early in his
career after that he went 10 yrs. without loosing. He then retired as Champ. Not many boxers can say that.

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You just schooled me, Mick. :teacher: :thumb:

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Originally Posted by Preme

pancho villa was out standing and beat 1 of the greatest all time p4p fighters.

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I gotta agree its either pancho or flash.

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Originally Posted by Julius Rain

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Originally Posted by Preme

pancho villa was out standing and beat 1 of the greatest all time p4p fighters.

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I gotta agree its either pancho or flash.

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heres villa against johhny "big and bad" buff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aODu-IwG18

heres villa against jimmy " the welshmen" wilde

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wD9A_n-MmfQ

pancho was only 23 when he died and he had already fought more than a hundred bouts. His inducted in the International Hall Of Fame and Ring Magazines hall of fame, and never even got to reach his prime.

VIVA VILLA!!!!!!!!

if your gunna call wilde anyhting it can only be the Ghost with a hammer in his hand or the Atomic atom:p

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if your gunna call wilde anyhting it can only be the Ghost with a hammer in his hand or the Atomic atom:p

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yea don't know I just felt "the welshman" was for a better read.

"a Ghost with a hammer in his hand" :-\ ehh

"atomic atom" ::** uhh

what do you think?