Willie Pep vs Salvadore Sanchez.  Who wins?
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Tough guy ~\n                    In my opinion, this would be a great match up, but I think that you might be surprised by my outcome. As great as Sanchez was, I think Willie "O' The Wisp"  would move around the ring so much that Sanchez wouldn't be able to catch him with anything solid. There have been rumors over the years that Willie once won a round in a fight with Jackie Graves on July 25th 1945 by not throwing one punch that he moved around the ring with such grace and elegance that the judges and referee were in awe over him. The truth of the matter is Pep didn't throw one punch in anger as he predicted before the fight and won the round by feints and light punching.\n            \n            The one thing that Sanchez could do is punch with accuracy, he was never one to go out there and just wing punches with the hopes of catching a opponent with the hopes of knocking him out. Stone faced and stern fashion he would dismantle his foe's with his devestating left hook to the body and his percise right hand. I had the privlage of meeting Sanchez and he was truly a legend eraly in his career.\n\n         Willie would out box Salvador over 15 rounds. There would be moments where the crowd would get on their feet thinking that Salvador would be close to knocking out Willie, but Willie would get on his bike a ride away. I never saw Willie fight live, but I have watched hours of video on him and the man could move. I did see Salavador fight and there is a reason why he's a legend, but I honestly believe that Pep was just a bit too much for him. Salavador never in his whole career never fought I guy that moved the way Willie did and in Willies career he fought plenty of fighters that fought the way Sanchez did, not as good, but the same style.
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I don't know about Messi, but Tevez probably will. Either way Argentina is gonna win. Vaaaamos Argentina carajoooooooo!!!!!! aguante Messi!!
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Ronaldinho is better in my opinion, but both players have good and bad days.!!!\nRonaldinho is more a play-maker than Henry, splits defence's with his passing of the ball.!!!
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Diego is technically better Pele achieved more. One on one Maradona would win.
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RONALDINHO ALL THE WAY PLUS HE'S A BETTER PLAYER
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irfan or aggarkar!!!!!!
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Riquelme from Argentina\nplays in Villareal in Spanish League
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ronaldinho, or ronaldo
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Manuel Ferreira (Argentina) \nlost 4-2 to Uruguay
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ronaldinho or zidane.
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Puskas or Distefano I think.
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whoever scores the most points
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pele because his goal to game ratio is unbelievable and nobody will ever beat it
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They are different types of player.  Messi is more of an attacking midfielder, Toni is an out and out striker.\n\nSo the answer is that Toni is a better goalscorer, Messi is a better creator of goals.
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Brazil, easily. Look at last World Cup as an example. Brazil wins, France doesn't get through and plays awful. Henry is a better striker but Ronaldinho is a better midfielder. Henry has a knack for finding the back of the net and he uses his body very well. Ronaldinho has a remarkable free-kick and distributes very weel and is spectacular on the ball.
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I would go with Henry.\nTeryy Henry has all the skills needed, he is a good shooter, passer, crosser and dribbiler, he also has leader spirit, he is also playing in the hardest league in the world and is always doing good, so i would go with Terry Henry, he has been good for a very long time, Ronaldinho got the skills but he doesnt have the strong personality to lead a team like Henry does, he also dribbles the ball too much when he can pass it and get more chances, plus Henry is stronger and is mor fit and is in great physical condition and has lots of endurance, Ronaldinho isn't physically good, he would probably die if he goes to the English Premier League
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According to boxrec.com, Willie Pep, the longtime World Featherweight Champ fought from 07-03-1940 (his first pro fight), until 01-26-1959, when he lost to Victor Sonny Leon.  Pep's record stood at 221-10-1. \n\nPep then came out of retirement on 03-12-1965 to fight Harold McKeever (who was 0-8-0 and would finish his career at 1-12-0). Pep proceed to win 9 consecutive fights (all against boxers with .500 or worse records) and on his 10th fight, he lost a 6 round decision to Calvin Woodland on 03-16-1966. Pepp was 43 years old when he retired for good with a final record of 230-11-1