JC Chavez was one of them. in his prime he trained 6 days a week for 6 to 8 hours. however, the didnt trained much on the hitting bag, insted he did road work and spar with a lot of guys for more than 12 rounds a day he was in incredible shape

mmmm close one AT 130...

you guys can say he fought tomato cans as well as better and tougher opponents. also, u guys can say he fought easier opponents in quantity.. the reason is because everybody else was afraid of facing him on the ring. he was a warrior and was so active and that greatly deserves the achievement as one...

yeah right..tomato cans..ok..tomato cans from oregon specially.

IM GONNA MAKE IT NICE AND SIMPLE. CHAVEZ WAS GREAT. HE FOUGHT THE BEST FIGHTERS IN HIS TIME AND BEAT THEM. THE MAN WAS SO ACTIVE, HE WAS FIGHTING UP TO 4 OR MORE FIGHTS A YEAR. MANY OF THEM WERE FOR BENEFIT CAUSES AND THE OTHERS FOR WORLD TITLES/TOUGHER FIGHTS. HE WAS A GREAT PERSON AND WARRIOR WHO ...

what the fack all u guys talking about!! Sal Sanchez easily beats Naz by KO. fornicate all those british, Naz doesnt even have the guts to face Sanchez. he would be outclassed! :x

lo que pasa esque lo estan llevando en un proceso lento para que tenga mas experiencia en el ring. estoy de acuerdo que los rivales han sido pesimos, pero todo es parte del proceso. lo que quieren hacer esque empieze de poco a poco, para que demuestre sus cualidades boxisticas como su legendario pad...

yeah, i think you're right. chavez power and cutting the ring for Mayweather would be enough.

Who u think will win this one? at 130, 135, and 140?

No es por nada, pero Salvador Sanchez pudo haber sido el mejor de todos los tiempos en la lista. Era un combinacion de poder con velocidad, que destrozaba a todos en su categoria. Fue una gran lastima su muerte, pero aun creo que pudo ver sido el mejor. Otros peleadores en mi opinion serian Chavez ...

It would be pretty even, but i go with Sanchez. first because of the speed. Sadler was not that quick fighting inside. The power is on Sanchez side. i would say KO in the 10th by Sanchez.

Its a what if question dude! obviously im talking in a featherweight level :x

Who do you guys think would win this one? Its quite hard to imagine because we didnt much see a lot of Sanchez, but remember he was a combination of speed and power. Indeed, Sanchez was a huge lost to the world of boxing.

Since there's no important boxing matches on the weekend, im going to watch the soccer game between Mexico and US. Americans are heating up the game saying that mex envys US because they have a life, and mexicans don't. We'll see the result..

so? is that all you have say? Chavez was not the same in the late 90's, so he would've walk in and out DHL easily, he would demolished him.

who would win in their prime? remember that JC at 135 was a machine that just destroyed and demolished his opponents.

Duran wins by KO in the 8th round. too tough and hard puncher for pernell whitaker. Sweet pea didnt have a strong punch at his prime.

Who would it win?

yeah but on the late 90's chavez was not the chavez we all knew.

is it true that when Chavez was once sparring with DLH, JC knocked him out with a body punch? is a fun fact dont you guys think?

is it true that when Chavez was once sparring with DLH, JC knocked him out with a body punch? is a fun fact dont you guys think?

Honestly guys... I mean De la Hoya is a good fighter and all that but.. will he be as popular as Julio Cesar Chavez for all the Mexicans and Mexicans Americans? Will he be remembered as a national hero just like Chavez did? it was evident that Chavez conquered the hearts of the whole nation of mexic...

Dam! Haugen got beat up like a dog , remember that fight? the thing is, i dont remember what caused Chavez to be so mad at Haugen?

yeah i remember him. excellent fighter in the featherweight div.

who would it win at 130, 135, and 140 lbs considering if Chavez would have fought him during his prime of around 15 years.