Hispanic Heavyweight tournament...who wins?

[mattdonnellon]

My top 16...top 10 in colour, accomplishments.
john Ruiz-Puerto Rico/USA
Andy Ruiz-Mexico/USA
Luis Firpo-Argentina
Paulino Uzcudun-Spain
Artuto Godoy-Chile
Chris Arreola-Mexico/USA
Ossie Ocasio-Puerto Rico
Fres Oquendo-Puerto Rico
Oscar Bonavena-Argentina
Jose Luis Garcia-Venezuela
Nino Valdes-Cuba
Greg Peralta-Argentina
Alberto Lovell-Argentina
Bernardo Mercado-Colombia
Juan Carlos Gomez-Cuba
Luis Ortiz-Cuba

[AntonioMartin]

My top 16...top 10 in colour, accomplishments.
john Ruiz-Puerto Rico/USA
Andy Ruiz-Mexico/USA
Luis Firpo-Argentina
Paulino Uzcudun-Spain
Artuto Godoy-Chile
Chris Arreola-Mexico/USA
Ossie Ocasio-Puerto Rico
Fres Oquendo-Puerto Rico
Oscar Bonavena-Argentina
Jose Luis Garcia-Venezuela
Nino Valdes-Cuba
Greg Peralta-Argentina
Alberto Lovell-Argentina
Bernardo Mercado-Colombia
Juan Carlos Gomez-Cuba
Luis Ortiz-Cuba

A mighty list,, red dynamite for sure!!!

[mattdonnellon]

1-Bonavena
2-Godoy
3-Valdes
4-J.Ruiz
5-Firpo
6-Peralta
7-Oquendo
8-A.Ruiz
9-Ortiz
10-Ocasio

[klompton]

Bonavena and Firpo were Italian.

[locoxelbox]

Bonavena and Firpo were Italian.

Both were born in Argentina, lived in Argentina and represented Argentina.
Firpo´s father was Italian while his mother was spanish immigrant. Firpo was born in Junin, outside Buenos Aires, made his pro debut in Buenos Aires where he also is buried.

Bonavena is also from Buenos Aires, represented Argentina at the 1963 Pan Am Games, and is also buried in Buenos Aires (his funeral at Luna Park Stadium was attended by 150.000 people).

[Caractacus]

Bonavena's father was an Italian immigrant to Argentina,( a cable-car operator from what I remember)
but I think his mother may have been of Native Spanish stock.
He sort of had an usual shaped cranium,it sort of looked Inca or maybe Chimu Native American shaped.
( but i'm not a forensic Anthropologist)
But IMOP Bonavena sort of resembled a cross between Tommy Morrison and really beefy Bruce Lee (?)

[Caractacus]

[pound per pound]

Probably John Ruiz Jr. He's the best boxer of the bunch, and also one of the bigger guys on the list which doesn't have too many puncher's on it.

[pound per pound]

Probably John Ruiz Jr. He's the best boxer of the bunch, and also one of the bigger guys on the list which doesn't have too many puncher's on it.

[gilgamesh]

You gotta book the Tournament before I can predict how it would play out. I don't know who's fighting who here, and styles make fights.