Alexis Arguello would be amazing to watch tear though a division. Ive only seen him do work on youtube i woulda loved to see him live!
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Alexis Arguello would be amazing to watch tear though a division. Ive only seen him do work on youtube i woulda loved to see him live!
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Sal Sanchez, taken at a young age, never reached his prime but already an ATG. Imagine if he was living today.
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Michael Watson
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Tommy hearns @ 147
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I'd love to see my fav Gerald McClellan back in the mix, on two levels also. Firstly to give the guy a second chance at life, and secondly because my god could he punch, and he also had beautiful timing and footwork to give anyone the shits at 168.
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Or do u mean an oldy oldy one ?
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Really?? He's my fav Eva Eva Eva boxer
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Did u know dat Missy is also a big MAB fan...Originally Posted by katfight
Really?? He's my fav Eva Eva Eva boxer
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Did u know dat Missy is also a big MAB fan...
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No never knew
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Pernell Whitaker @ 135
James Toney @160
Roy Jones @168
Roberto Duran @ 135
Mark Too Sharp at his prime
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George Foreman, Henry Armstrong and Marvin Hagler.
Just a dude in blue.
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Man I wish. I think he'll go down as one of the most underappreciated in a very long time. He should have been HUGE with that speed and boxing. Be it promotion, law problems, liking to slug it out, I dont knowDream fight was always vs Tapia. If only...
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BINGO... when someone mentioned Tapia earlier in the thread that's what made me think of him. I admit that I have only seen like 8 of his fights from beginning to end(if that) but just based on the hell he gave Marquez when he was past it makes me extremely curious about him. He had a lot of heart like Tapia so who knows what would've been.Man I wish. I think he'll go down as one of the most underappreciated in a very long time. He should have been HUGE with that speed and boxing. Be it promotion, law problems, liking to slug it out, I dont know
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Great call... I like that you pulled a name that more then likely would not pop up on a reg. basis...
Would be my #1 generic choice of course...
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Gonna do more then just one... if you don't mind.
Dick Tiger - Fought at 160/168 would love to see him today. What an amazing fighter he was.
Hilario Zapata - An amazing skilled fighter vastly overlooked and sadly forgotten by many.
Ruben Olivares - All guts and glory fighter, who never let off. He fought until his last breath.
Jose Napoles - A brilliant boxer who could outbox you nicely or finish you off with a devastating KO.
Kid Chocolate - Speed, skills just a sensational boxer who would come out guns blazing every time.
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