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    Default Julio Ceasar chavez would have been more than a match for Duran at lightweight .

    Julio Ceasar chavez in my opinion was a close second to Duran.
    Julio CC was every bit as strong and quick as a super feather/lightweight
    Duran edges it in terms of skill and variety

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    Default Re: Julio Ceasar chavez would have been more than a match for Duran at lightweight .

    Duran would have given JCC a fit. JCC did not really have a plan B in his career. It was come forward and destroy. He had great defense, the kind that takes the snap off people's punches. He could give you angles while coming forward, which has not been performed well by a lot of fighters. And, JCC was as we all know, a devastating body puncher.

    Duran changed throughout his career. He learned how to handle the biggest punchers, the slickest boxers, the warriors, and flat out some great competition. Note that, Duran's only trial at lightweight was Esteban De Jesus, who Duran destroyed 2nd time after claiming stomach cramps in their first fight.

    If JCC can't hurt his opponent, he can't win. Duran would find a way to beat JCC.
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    Default Re: Julio Ceasar chavez would have been more than a match for Duran at lightweight .

    This is the best lightweight match up in history for me. I'd pick Duran to win a decision.

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    Default Re: Julio Ceasar chavez would have been more than a match for Duran at lightweight .

    Duran takes him and KO's him in the later rounds. Duran was too much of a beast at 135, and would have had anyone who wasn't a really intelligent boxer in trouble. JCC would have got involved just how Duran would have liked it, and Duran's power would have carried him to victory. There's very few lightweights in recent history that I could see beating Duran. The only ones where I could see it maybe happening is Pernell, Floyd & maybe Shane Mosley at 135, but the first two it would be the slickness and being able to quickly get in and out, almost how Leonard did in their 2nd fight, and avoiding Duran to get a decision.

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    Default Re: Julio Ceasar chavez would have been more than a match for Duran at lightweight .

    Would have been a GREAT fight no doubt about it. I would pick Duran to win though he had better skills and I think he was just that little bit tougher, so no matter what Chavez did, box or slug Duran would have got the better of him.

    What a shame it never happened eh?

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    Default Re: Julio Ceasar chavez would have been more than a match for Duran at lightweight .

    I think Duran would have manhandled JCC, JCC had good technique, and he didn't like to be out macho'ed, and Duran could do more in the ring, he could box better on the outside, and he could get right on the inside like he did against Leonard in their first meeting and smother you power, but still get leverage on his punches.

    When I say DUran would manhandle JCC, I don't think he would have dominated him, but he would have physically controlled the fight, and JCC would be on the ropes a lot, and I don't think he would have faired well.

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