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Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 00:02
by Goodnight, Irene
Nominate your choice for the greatest product from each, and then decide who was the best.
I say Olivares for Mex, Ortiz for PR, and Ortiz gets the nod from me.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 00:14
by Goodnight, Irene
BarryWashington wrote:i agree with ur choices
How do you like dem apples, Saad? 8)
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 00:30
by Goodnight, Irene
Why dont they just forego the pretense of greatness and phrase the poll to reflect the voters?
"Which Rican are you most familiar with?"

Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 07:58
by SaadOffTheDeck
Goodnight, Irene wrote:BarryWashington wrote:i agree with ur choices
How do you like dem apples, Saad? 8)
Love um, I agree.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 09:51
by Aftermath
Chavez and Ortiz – Chavez is the one. His record, quality of opposition, longevity, among many other things put him at the top.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 13:44
by Idisagree
Aftermath wrote:Chavez and Ortiz – Chavez is the one. His record, quality of opposition, longevity, among many other things put him at the top.
You must not be too familiar with Ortiz quality of opposition as well as his record because Ortiz has a better resume than Chavez in my opinion. Chavez only thing over Ortiz is longevity. Other than that Ortiz has more HOF on his record than Chavez.
For me the always under-rated Carlos Ortiz
What always surprises me is that when they mention the best among Puerto Ricans nobody ever mentions fighters such as Pedro Montañez and Jose Basora. Basora drew vs a prime Robinson, and has wins over all-time greats like LaMotta, Holman Williams, and Zivic. Also, was a hair away from knocking out Ezzard Charles. To me it seems that Basora is a very under-rated fighter.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 15:14
by Aftermath
Idisagree wrote:Aftermath wrote:Chavez and Ortiz – Chavez is the one. His record, quality of opposition, longevity, among many other things put him at the top.
You must not be too familiar with Ortiz quality of opposition as well as his record because Ortiz has a better resume than Chavez in my opinion. Chavez only thing over Ortiz is longevity. Other than that Ortiz has more HOF on his record than Chavez.
For me the always under-rated Carlos Ortiz
What always surprises me is that when they mention the best among Puerto Ricans nobody ever mentions fighters such as Pedro Montañez and Jose Basora. Basora drew vs a prime Robinson, and has wins over all-time greats like LaMotta, Holman Williams, and Zivic. Also, was a hair away from knocking out Ezzard Charles. To me it seems that Basora is a very under-rated fighter.
I’m very familiar with Ortiz’ quality of opposition. That’s why I pick him over Gomez, Trinidad and Benitez. I still think Chavez’ consistency and other accomplishments rate him above Ortiz.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 30 Apr 2011, 21:37
by Goodnight, Irene
Idisagree wrote:Aftermath wrote:Chavez and Ortiz – Chavez is the one. His record, quality of opposition, longevity, among many other things put him at the top.
You must not be too familiar with Ortiz quality of opposition as well as his record because Ortiz has a better resume than Chavez in my opinion. Chavez only thing over Ortiz is longevity. Other than that Ortiz has more HOF on his record than Chavez.
For me the always under-rated Carlos Ortiz
What always surprises me is that when they mention the best among Puerto Ricans nobody ever mentions fighters such as Pedro Montañez and Jose Basora. Basora drew vs a prime Robinson, and has wins over all-time greats like LaMotta, Holman Williams, and Zivic. Also, was a hair away from knocking out Ezzard Charles. To me it seems that Basora is a very under-rated fighter.
Amen to Basora & Montanez, & I have made the case for each in the past. Both should be on any Rican all-timers' list worth its salt.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 01 May 2011, 00:40
by King Carlos
Saldivar and Ortiz. Very close, but I'll take Ortiz narrowly due to versatility.
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 06 May 2011, 18:35
by elmersalsa
For Mexico:
Chavez
For Puerto Rico:
Gomez
Re: Mexico & Puerto Rico --- Who Has The One?
Posted: 06 May 2011, 20:52
by Goodnight, Irene
elmersalsa wrote:For Mexico:
Chavez
For Puerto Rico:
Gomez
& the better man?