Immortal Technique
Id suggest linares would be a star in any of the lower divisions right upto lightweight!!
As for guerrero.....what tito said!!
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I agree that as for talent there is a big difference between Linares/Gamboa and Guerrero and that I could have formulated myself somewhat better in my first point. I'll maintain that Guerrero is underrated around here though - he has looked very good in his last fights (I actually havent seen him against Litzau myself, but in the fights before that). And he just turned 25 the other month, so he could still improve also.
A few more good wins, and I'd say he could be P4P top 20. Will he ever be top 10? I dont know, but I wouldnt rule it out. Top 5? No, that was me being silly (and I did separate him from the other two on purpose).
Fair play to you, No worries..
My issue with guerrero was the loss to salido.. And that was called a nc due to steriod use on salido's part.. But also in my opinion the way guerrero was built up and he really was in the fight with some fair toe to toe action from the start he let it slip away... and sure salido was strong and the steriods im sure did him some favours but also what i saw was not what salido had going for him.. but what guerrero let slip.. He failed in heart that night.. Cos he had the skill the will just left him and he lasted out a decision.. i think he coulda beat him steriods or no steriods..
But aside from that.. fights are good.. No real notable opponents in my opinion
Litzau is a game and exciting guy.. And he wears the best damn apparel in boxing ( LOL Havoc!:P )
But we seen him chinned by a guy who wasnt a top guy before and his style does his chin no favours..
none the less for robert still a good performance and a name..
Immortal Technique
I agree 100% on the Salido fight. The first time I actually saw Guerrero fight was that night. He was horrible. In fact he was so horrible that I even believed Spend Abazi could (not necessarily would, but at least could) beat him in his next outing - and while no one else here probably gave a damn about that fight, I was getting quite into the idea of another Danish alphabet champ (hell, FWIW Abazi would actually have become the first ever IBF champ). BUT, BUT, BUT Guerrero was leagues above Abazi on that night, and he was leagues above the version who showed up against Salido. I really took notice of Guerrero that night.
Since then he has demolished Honorio in very impressive fashion, and from what I've read he looked good with Litzau. It seems you agree with this one as well.
I actually think that in the long run the Salido fight will prove itself good for him. I'll admit there s ionly so many times you want to prove you can bounce back (see also: the Gamaliez Diaz loss), but hopefully he has matured a bit. Also I'd like to see him in with Salido again. I have no doubt Guerrero would win, but it would only be fair to Salido to give him that chance. If I remember correctly Salido was even cleared of steroid use afterwards![]()
I used to think the junior welter's a few years ago with Tszyu,Gatti,Mayweather,Hatton,Cotto,Harris etc. but then at that time the junior lightweight's had Morales,Barrera,Pacquiao,Marquez moving up and many others. So I guess what I am trying to say is yes junior lightweight's in past year's have been the best division.
The question is,.. who will be the next Morales,Barrera,Pacquiao,Marquez in jr lightweight?
Actually Morales, Barrera, Marquez and Pacquiao were already big in superbantam weight. That's where they really made their names. But the real rivalry started in jr featherweight.
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