Coconut
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by Coconut » 11 Nov 2005, 13:09
It's not Chris Byrd is it?
Freiheit
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by Freiheit » 11 Nov 2005, 13:12
Javier Castillejo? WBC champ first time in 98-99 might have been rated for some time before that.
Neri
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by Neri » 11 Nov 2005, 13:12
Arturo Gatti ?
dondada
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by dondada » 11 Nov 2005, 13:20
Freiheit wrote: Javier Castillejo? WBC champ first time in 98-99 might have been rated for some time before that.
Well done, Soren!
Castillejo is third at light-middle with 604 weeks.
Good guesses all!
stujones
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by stujones » 11 Nov 2005, 19:49
I missed this, but my guesses would have been Barrera and Alvarez.
Would never have gone for Castejlo.
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by Freiheit » 12 Nov 2005, 06:19
Castillejo have been at 154 for as long as I can remember but many of the other fighters have changed divisions and when they do that The Ring "resets the score".
Manos de Oro
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by Manos de Oro » 12 Nov 2005, 18:49
There has only ever been two Latino boxers to win 'world' titles in four different divisions.
One was Roberto Duran, but who was the other?
steve689
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by steve689 » 13 Nov 2005, 16:30
Is it too late to register my guess? Although i suppose Nigel Rafferty has been retired too long to count
steve689
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by steve689 » 13 Nov 2005, 16:30
Manos de Oro wrote: There has only ever been two Latino boxers to win 'world' titles in four different divisions.
One was Roberto Duran, but who was the other?
Manuel Medina??
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by stujones » 13 Nov 2005, 16:57
steve689 wrote: Manos de Oro wrote: There has only ever been two Latino boxers to win 'world' titles in four different divisions.
One was Roberto Duran, but who was the other?
Manuel Medina??
Does Oscar De La Hoya count as Latino? If I knew the proper definition of Latino I might be able to know.
Is Hector Camacho Latino?
dondada
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by dondada » 13 Nov 2005, 16:59
steve689 wrote: Manos de Oro wrote: There has only ever been two Latino boxers to win 'world' titles in four different divisions.
One was Roberto Duran, but who was the other?
Manuel Medina??
Nah, Steve. I thought of a couple with three (Chavez, Benitez I think) but can't think of another with four. I take it DLH is not 'Latino'. :x
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by Freiheit » 13 Nov 2005, 17:05
Leo Gamez - WBA minimum to super fly
Manos de Oro
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by Manos de Oro » 13 Nov 2005, 17:41
Freiheit wrote: Leo Gamez - WBA minimum to super fly
Correct!
I thought of Gamez in relation to the parent post on this thread... and posted after Freiheit because I thought he might remember the Bredahl fight in 2002.