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Segura/Hernandez unification.

Tito v. Harry Simon.
Vargas v. Simon.

Joppy/Holmes.

Norris/Rosi.
Vasquez/Rosi.

Calzaghe/Dawson (should've happened instead of the Calzaghe/RJJ joke).

Roldan/Mugabi.

Rosario/Ganigan.

Camacho/Haugen III.

Watt/O'Grady II.
Watt/Kenty.

Coggi/R. Mayweather.

Holt/Torres III.
This actually was scheduled but never came off. Showtime was even promoting it by showing their first two fights.

Urango/Maidana.

Chavez/Brian Mitchell.

Zapata-Guishiken
Gomez-Garza
Sanchez-Taylor
Mayweather-Boza Edwards
Pazienza-Mancini
Tony Tucker-Mitch Green
Eddie Davis-Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
Fletcher-Davidson
Hamsho-Ramos
McCrory-Young.

Duran-Tony Sibson
Curtis Parker-Tony Sibson
John Collins-Tony Suero
John Collins-Frank Fletcher
Hilmer Kenty-Howard Davis Jr
Salvador Sanchez-Rocky Lockridge
Johnny Tapia-Junior Jones
Orlando Canizales-Danny Romero
Danny Lopez-Sammy Serrano

AngryGoon38 wrote:Duran-Tony Sibson
Curtis Parker-Tony Sibson
John Collins-Tony Suero
John Collins-Frank Fletcher
Hilmer Kenty-Howard Davis Jr
Salvador Sanchez-Rocky Lockridge
Johnny Tapia-Junior Jones
Orlando Canizales-Danny Romero
Danny Lopez-Sammy Serrano

Some of those fighters weren't ever in the same division (Lopez/Serrano, for instance).
Romero didn't move to jr. feather until 98; Orlando was way past it by then.

Duran v Julian Jackson 1990

Mclellan V Jones Jnr 1994

Hearns v Nunn 1989

Collins v Calzaghe 1997

Sugar Ray Leonard v Nigel Benn 1990

Mike Weaver v Tyson 1986
Tim Witherspoon v Tyson 1987

Roberto Duran v Nigel Benn 1990

Holyfield v Morrison 1995

Carl Williams v Tyrell Biggs 87

Lloyd Honeyghan v Wilfred benitez 1986

mugabi wrote:Duran v Julian Jackson 1990

Mclellan V Jones Jnr 1994

Hearns v Nunn 1989

Collins v Calzaghe 1997

Sugar Ray Leonard v Nigel Benn 1990

Mike Weaver v Tyson 1986
Tim Witherspoon v Tyson 1987

Roberto Duran v Nigel Benn 1990

Holyfield v Morrison 1995

Carl Williams v Tyrell Biggs 87

Lloyd Honeyghan v Wilfred benitez 1986

Weren't Duran and Leonard retired in 90?
And Wilf was way past it by 86; he stayed around way too long, sadly.

Rover wrote:

AngryGoon38 wrote:Duran-Tony Sibson
Curtis Parker-Tony Sibson
John Collins-Tony Suero
John Collins-Frank Fletcher
Hilmer Kenty-Howard Davis Jr
Salvador Sanchez-Rocky Lockridge
Johnny Tapia-Junior Jones
Orlando Canizales-Danny Romero
Danny Lopez-Sammy Serrano

Some of those fighters weren't ever in the same division (Lopez/Serrano, for instance).
Romero didn't move to jr. feather until 98; Orlando was way past it by then.

If i had been Danny,i would've moved up to 130 to take on Serrano after the 1st Sanchez Fight,..Screw gettin another beatdown in a rematch,i'll take on a heavier but much safer opponent,Just Sayin,..

Romero was always a very big Flyweight,and a very big Bantam as well,he hit like a man 20-30 lbs bigger than his weight while at 112. He could've easily fought at 122 much sooner than 1998,he used to come into the ring close to 130 lbs while at flyweight. :geek2:

AngryGoon38 wrote:

Rover wrote:

AngryGoon38 wrote:Duran-Tony Sibson
Curtis Parker-Tony Sibson
John Collins-Tony Suero
John Collins-Frank Fletcher
Hilmer Kenty-Howard Davis Jr
Salvador Sanchez-Rocky Lockridge
Johnny Tapia-Junior Jones
Orlando Canizales-Danny Romero
Danny Lopez-Sammy Serrano

Some of those fighters weren't ever in the same division (Lopez/Serrano, for instance).
Romero didn't move to jr. feather until 98; Orlando was way past it by then.

If i had been Danny,i would've moved up to 130 to take on Serrano after the 1st Sanchez Fight,..Screw gettin another beatdown in a rematch,i'll take on a heavier but much safer opponent,Just Sayin,..

Romero was always a very big Flyweight,and a very big Bantam as well,he hit like a man 20-30 lbs bigger than his weight while at 112. He could've easily fought at 122 much sooner than 1998,he used to come into the ring close to 130 lbs while at flyweight. :geek2:

1. Serrano wouldn't have been a much safer opponent. He was an excellent jr. lightweight, a division where Lopez proved nothing.
2. Regarding Romero, Canizales vacated his bantam title at the end of 94. Romero hadn't even challenged for the flyweight title by that point. And just because a fighter puts on a lot of weight between weigh in and fight night doesn't mean he's ready to jump three classes from fly to super bantam. Romero's power from super fly to super bantam was noticeably diminished. And Canizales was well past his best by even 97. Of course, Romero was concentrating on his super flyweight unification with Tapia, two divisions below where Orlando was.

Cole/Wamba
Norris/Wamba

Dm/Tarver

Coggi/Taylor
Coggi/McGirt

Sahaprom/Tapia
Austin/Tapia
Tapia/Medina II

Rabanales/Julio
Rabanales/Canizales (would've been tougher than any of Canizales's other bantam fights)
Julio/Canizales