@BreadmanBoxing There were so many great ones. For consistent body work, I would have to pick Julio Caesar Chavez. When you see the demolition of the body that he produced in so many fights particularly the Rosario fight and the Camacho fight. it was beautiful devastation. I hope all is well.
@BruceTrampler@MonteroOnBoxing Nearly all of The greatest trainers of all time. I wish I could talk to that group of guys for even an hour. I was lucky enough to be acquainted with Emanuel and I spent a lot of time talking to him in the past. I hope all is well Bruce.
Fighters in the 90s worked. Even ones who were wrongly called defensive. Whitaker was very offensive. He just wasn't a ko artist. The only elite fighters of this era thar work like guys in the 90s are Bam, Inoue, Benavidez and Boots.
@BreadmanBoxing This one has to be a tossup for the most part. Both fighters were trained by the great nacho Beristian and fought out of the Romanza boxing club. There is something in the water out there lol
@RPopBox He could’ve given him a chance. But it looked like there was a lot of time left in the round, and the knockout was a forgone conclusion. Great comeback by Cain.
@AlBernstein@TonyBellew I’m with you 100% Al. Movement without enough offense should not allow you to win a fight. Kelly moved very well, but was short on offense throughout the bout.
In what world did Nakatani deserve two of the last three rounds? Why must the A side fighter win every close fight? It’s simply shameful! And 118-110 was criminal. Simply pitiful.
Junto Nakatani UD Sebastian Hernandez official judges' scorecards 📋
What do you make of the 118-110 score ❓
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