Tony Lopez vs. Juan La Porte who wins?
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Great question Brent!  This is a really tough call as both were outstanding fighters during their careers.  Lopez may have an advantage in handspeed while La Porte is probably the better body puncher and has the better chin.  I believe that this fight would be a real war with several momentum shifts during the fight and both men definetly showing the effects of the fight.  I will say La Porte wins by split decision in this one.
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How about Nash/Barbosa against Terry/Harris\n\nThat should be fun
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Pacquiao. He gets better every fight and that's scary.\nMorales is over the hill and should hang it up should he lose.
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JBL\nMysterio cheated to win at Judgement day
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I have a P4P favorite in each weight class.  But I have to go with my boy; Miguel Cotto!  Winky Wright is also a strong candidate.  And no doubt in my mind that Bernard 'The Executioner' Hopkins is on top of the boxing world right now.  Floyd?  He gotta beat Oscar De La Hoya if he wants to be recognized as one of the top P4P at least in my mind.
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Tarver should win unless Jones lands a lucky shot.  Roy was great once but now it seems his reflexes and ability to take a punch are gone.  I pick Tarver in 9 rounds.
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Julio Cesar Chavez is my favorite fighter, but he wasn't a lightweight very long (unless of course you include 130 lbs). Unfortunately, that is one of those matches we will never be able to see since Duran was already a middleweight when Chavez was at the top of the lightweight division. They were both very exciting fighters with great chins, great defenses, a large arsenal of punches, and they could both work the body great.\n\nI guess what I'm trying to say is I can't really predict who would have won had Duran and Chavez fought at lightweight, but Duran was able to accomplish much more in that division so I'll give the title to him. He was an overall amazing fighter who fought in five different decades at at weights ranging from bantam to super middle.
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(m)\n\n\nRay Robinson 179 wins, 19 losses, 6 draws, 2 no contests, 109 KO\n\nMuhammed (Louisville Lip) Ali - won 56 Lost 5, 37 KO\n\nJulio Cesar Chavez - Won 104 Lost 5, 2 draws, 80 KO
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My fearless forecast?\n\nManny Pacquiao on the 8th round via a knockout...\n\nLarios may be good but in this situation Pacquiao is the stronger puncher...  The only thing Pacquiao needs to worry about is Larios' jab in setting up a power punch.. He should not be flat footed...\n\nPacquiao is not a one of the best fighters in the world - pound for pound for nothing..
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De La Hoya would be foolish to try to brawl with Duran (one of the best if not the best brawler ever who could still box). Oscar would have to box or he possibly loses this fight by KO. It's hard to go against a legend, possibly one of the ten best boxers of all time. I'll take Duran by a unanimous decision. Excellent dream match Pancho.
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I'm not sure about best. I have a hard time comparing fighters from different weight classes and different eras. But Julio Cesar Chavez is my favorite and definitely one of the all-time greats.\n\nChavez wasn't at lightweight very long, but it would have been great to see him from '89 fighting a Roberto Duran from '78. That would have been an exciting fight - two guys free with their fists and with great chins. Personally, I think Chavez would have won by decision with his more refined subtle defense, but there's no way of knowing for sure.
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Yes I remember him, and your right at the time I think he could have beaten all of the above mentioned fighters.  He reminded me of a young Joe Louis, very conservative in his footwork, but he always kept close to his man cutting off the ring.  Good boxing skills and very good ring savvy saw for someone so young.  His brother Mike was a very good featherweight, so I guess talent ran in the family.  \n\nWhat I saw of him was enough to know that he definitely was championship material and a threat to those top four fighters. I also remembered him getting knocked down in that fight, so he may have been a little over anxious or eager.  Which is not a bad thing for a fighter.  Its a shame he never saw his true potential because he also sparred with Jose Ceaves the then welterweight champion and he had him in sorts of trouble.  He came back years later ater being released from jail but then he re-offended and that was that. \n\nI remember him being featured in an article in ring magazine called tomorrows champions.  They had Alex Ramos a Puerto Rican middleweight, Johnny Bumphus a junior welterweight, Bobby Cyz middleweight and Tony Ayala.  I think Tony was the talented one out of all four of them and only Bobby and Johnny went on to win titles.
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Jermain Taylor would beat Arthur Abraham. Abraham is still learning, and has not fought any "real" contenders. He struggled quite a bit with Kofi Jantuah (who?) and even admitted to having a hard time with him and learning a lot from that fight. Taylor beat Bernard Hopkins, not once, but twice. The first win may have been controversial, but the 2nd one was decisive. The real question is, who will win: Winky Wright or Jermain Taylor?
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Tim Sylvia Wins by Stoppage (Referee) at 2:43 in the 1st round \n\nTito Ortiz Wins by Split Decision at 15:00 in the 3rd round \n\nSean Sherk Wins by Unanimous Decision at 15:00 in the 3rd round\n\nSean Sherk Wins by Unanimous Decision at 15:00 in the 3rd round\n\nDavid Terrell Wins by Submission in the 1st round by Rear Naked Choke\n\nKaro Parisyan Wins by Submission in the 1st round by Tapout\n\nJason Lambert Wins by Stoppage (Referee) at 2:37 in the 2nd round\n\nThiago Alves Wins by Stoppage (Referee) at 2:54 in the 1st round\n\nEvan Tanner Wins by Submission at 3:14 in the 1st round by Triangle Choke
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Jennifer Lopez, for sure. Have you ever seen her in the movie, "Enough" She kicked his A**.. LOL!!! Good Luck with that..
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Last Saturday (June 10) Miguel Cotto went the distance with Paulie Malignaggi before winning a decision.\n\nAnd on another pay-per-view Bernard Hopkins outclassed Antonio Tarver to win a decision.\n\nTaylor - Wright is this weekend, but it's on HBO, not PPV.
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Mundine won by UD\n\nMichael Lee 116-113\nPinij Prayadsub 118-111\nDerek Milham 118-112