The Case Against Julio Cesar Chavez

[milmascaras1]

morales,

where did i make a big deal about chavez having over 100 wins? i might has put it out there to show his overall career record, but i didn't make a great deal about it.

what i did do was show that before his first loss at 89-0-1, he had been a world champion for over nine years. he already had 23 successful world title defenses. how many people in history can claim this? what i did say was he holds the all-time record of 27 successful title defenses, most title fights (37), didn't lose until his 15th year as a pro, most title defenses at jr. welter (16).

and yet you chavez haters write him off as if he was some kind of overrated fighter.

again, name me any fighter alive today (active or retired), who can claim these accomplishments!

[ElTerribleMorales]

morales,

where did i make a big deal about chavez having over 100 wins? i might has put it out there to show his overall career record, but i didn't make a great deal about it.

what i did do was show that before his first loss at 89-0-1, he had been a world champion for over nine years. he already had 23 successful world title defenses. how many people in history can claim this? what i did say was he holds the all-time record of 27 successful title defenses, most title fights (37), didn't lose until his 15th year as a pro, most title defenses at jr. welter (16).

and yet you chavez haters write him off as if he was some kind of overrated fighter.

again, name me any fighter alive today (active or retired), who can claim these accomplishments!

so now a person is a "hater" when they state that a certain fighter is overrated....spoken like a true fanboy

[milmascaras1]

morales,

hey, i'm still waiting for you to give me the name(s) of fighters alive today who have done what chavez has done! tick-tock, tick-tock etc...