The Friday Night Fights Thread

[Pacdbest]

And Mexican boxing>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Philippine boxing easily.....I love Filipino people but I'm just stating the facts as far as boxing goes.

Boxing is not a team sports! WBC, WBA titles were all favored to mexico & latin countries. Mexico's power house, I give u that, But this Era belongs to Pinoy boxing! Pac & Donaire's dominating u guys!

[-ELO-]

Boxing is not a team sports! WBC, WBA titles were all favored to mexico & latin countries. Mexico's power house, I give u that, But this Era belongs to Pinoy boxing! Pac & Donaire's dominating u guys!

Us guys? What do you mean...lol Anyways, Donaire and Pac are the only good fighters the Philippines currently has where as Mexico and Mexican-Americans have the most champs and has the most promising prospects.

How can you even say this era belongs to the Pinoys, that is such a false statement.


Numbers don't lie and the number of Mexican all-time champions and HOF's, undoubtedly substantiates that Mexico>Philippines in boxing.

It's like this; Panama may have a greater boxer than any of the Mexican boxers to ever lace them up but who's enjoyed a richer boxing history? What country is currently enjoying more of a boxing success? Greats from other countries will come and go but which country will enjoy success at the world stage on a consistent basis?

Mexico has veteran champs still performing at a world-class level that may be on their way out. They have solid champions that have years left to defend or capture more belts and Mexico has many solid prospects that will be their successors after they are gone. Can the Philippines say the same after Pac and Donaire are gone? What if Pac retires next tear and Donaire gets brutally koed into journeyman status, who will the Philippines have then?

When Marquez retires will be many boxers for Mexicans to chose from. When Montiel got koed we had a wave of capable Mexicans that won multiple belts in foreign lands. Mexico has some promising prospects in the lower weights and in the higher weights. So who do you think enjoys more success in boxing?


While Donaire and Pac are greats even they have been defeated by Mexicans. When you compare the current state of boxing for each respective country you can clearly see that this era belongs to Mexico rather than to the Philippines with all due respect of course. When you match up the best against the best you see the true result. Mexicans have beat the best the Philippines has had to offer from past greats to modern greats to up and coming prospects and everything in between.

Luevano>Bernabe Concepcion
Solis>Rodel Mayol
Ponce De Leon>Gerry Penalosa
Morales>Manny Pacquiao
Arce/Segura>JJuanito Rubillar
J Marquez>Jimrex Jaca
Diaz>Randy Suico
Garcia>Florante Condes
Segura>Sonny Boy Jaro
Solis>Glenn Donaire
Sanchez>Nonito Donaire
Sosa>Brian Viloria
Ponce De Leon>Rey Bautista
Lopez>Alla Villamor
Lopez>Andy Tabanas
Lopez>Manny Melchor
Lopez>Pretty Boy Lucas
Cob Castro>Rolando Pascua
Garcia>Luisito Espinosa
Montiel>Z Gorres
Miranda>Richie Mepranum
Hernandez>Denver Cuello
Garcia>Jhonriel Casimiero
Rosales>Mark Melligen
Uicab>Edrin Daupudong
Solis>Bert Batawang
Kid Azteca>Ceferino Garcia
Abner Mares> Diosbalo Gabi
Arce>Fernand Lumacad
Aguilar>Michael Farenas

[Big Op]

Us guys? What do you mean...lol Anyways, Donaire and Pac are the only good fighters the Philippines currently has where as Mexico and Mexican-Americans have the most champs and has the most promising prospects.

How can you even say this era belongs to the Pinoys, that is such a false statement.


Numbers don't lie and the number of Mexican all-time champions and HOF's, undoubtedly substantiates that Mexico>Philippines in boxing.

It's like this; Panama may have a greater boxer than any of the Mexican boxers to ever lace them up but who's enjoyed a richer boxing history? What country is currently enjoying more of a boxing success? Greats from other countries will come and go but which country will enjoy success at the world stage on a consistent basis?

Mexico has veteran champs still performing at a world-class level that may be on their way out. They have solid champions that have years left to defend or capture more belts and Mexico has many solid prospects that will be their successors after they are gone. Can the Philippines say the same after Pac and Donaire are gone? What if Pac retires next tear and Donaire gets brutally koed into journeyman status, who will the Philippines have then?

When Marquez retires will be many boxers for Mexicans to chose from. When Montiel got koed we had a wave of capable Mexicans that won multiple belts in foreign lands. Mexico has some promising prospects in the lower weights and in the higher weights. So who do you think enjoys more success in boxing?


While Donaire and Pac are greats even they have been defeated by Mexicans. When you compare the current state of boxing for each respective country you can clearly see that this era belongs to Mexico rather than to the Philippines with all due respect of course. When you match up the best against the best you see the true result. Mexicans have beat the best the Philippines has had to offer from past greats to modern greats to up and coming prospects and everything in between.

Luevano>Bernabe Concepcion
Solis>Rodel Mayol
Ponce De Leon>Gerry Penalosa
Morales>Manny Pacquiao
Arce/Segura>JJuanito Rubillar
J Marquez>Jimrex Jaca
Diaz>Randy Suico
Garcia>Florante Condes
Segura>Sonny Boy Jaro
Solis>Glenn Donaire
Sanchez>Nonito Donaire
Sosa>Brian Viloria
Ponce De Leon>Rey Bautista
Lopez>Alla Villamor
Lopez>Andy Tabanas
Lopez>Manny Melchor
Lopez>Pretty Boy Lucas
Cob Castro>Rolando Pascua
Garcia>Luisito Espinosa
Montiel>Z Gorres
Miranda>Richie Mepranum
Hernandez>Denver Cuello
Garcia>Jhonriel Casimiero
Rosales>Mark Melligen
Uicab>Edrin Daupudong
Solis>Bert Batawang
Kid Azteca>Ceferino Garcia
Abner Mares> Diosbalo Gabi
Arce>Fernand Lumacad
Aguilar>Michael Farenas

duran isn't a full blooded panamanian he is also mexican.

[VERDUGO]

That man who beat that Bum Melligen isn't even Mexican and here they are talking ****.
Seriously.. WTF is wrong with you all Mexicans?? j
Don't hate just because your so called Aztec Warriors are getting destroyed like a bunch of BUMS by Pac and Donaire.
The ****!

[Big Op]

That man who beat that Bum Melligen isn't even Mexican and here they are talking ****.
Seriously.. WTF is wrong with you all Mexicans?? j
Don't hate just because your so called Aztec Warriors are getting destroyed like a bunch of BUMS by Pac and Donaire.
The ****!

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[VERDUGO]

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I'm mad?.
There's no reason for me to be mad.
I think it's you whose mad .....and from the look at your post ..you're mad at Filipinos.
I think I know why..

[forget]

Teddy Atlas on FNF about Billy Costello,

"He had to work really hard to become a champion, but one thing he didn't have to work hard at, being a good person!

RIP Billy

[Pelencho]

Why do these dudes sign with Mayweather promotions? I was listening to Leave it in the ring and they had some dude who was promoted by Mayweather and he said he aint seen Floyd in the ring in MONTHS and he never comes to show support. Seems pretty wack.

mickey is with top rank

[Alibata]

Us guys? What do you mean...lol Anyways, Donaire and Pac are the only good fighters the Philippines currently has where as Mexico and Mexican-Americans have the most champs and has the most promising prospects.

How can you even say this era belongs to the Pinoys, that is such a false statement.


Numbers don't lie and the number of Mexican all-time champions and HOF's, undoubtedly substantiates that Mexico>Philippines in boxing.

It's like this; Panama may have a greater boxer than any of the Mexican boxers to ever lace them up but who's enjoyed a richer boxing history? What country is currently enjoying more of a boxing success? Greats from other countries will come and go but which country will enjoy success at the world stage on a consistent basis?

Mexico has veteran champs still performing at a world-class level that may be on their way out. They have solid champions that have years left to defend or capture more belts and Mexico has many solid prospects that will be their successors after they are gone. Can the Philippines say the same after Pac and Donaire are gone? What if Pac retires next tear and Donaire gets brutally koed into journeyman status, who will the Philippines have then?

When Marquez retires will be many boxers for Mexicans to chose from. When Montiel got koed we had a wave of capable Mexicans that won multiple belts in foreign lands. Mexico has some promising prospects in the lower weights and in the higher weights. So who do you think enjoys more success in boxing?


While Donaire and Pac are greats even they have been defeated by Mexicans. When you compare the current state of boxing for each respective country you can clearly see that this era belongs to Mexico rather than to the Philippines with all due respect of course. When you match up the best against the best you see the true result. Mexicans have beat the best the Philippines has had to offer from past greats to modern greats to up and coming prospects and everything in between.

Luevano>Bernabe Concepcion
Solis>Rodel Mayol
Ponce De Leon>Gerry Penalosa
Morales>Manny Pacquiao
Arce/Segura>JJuanito Rubillar
J Marquez>Jimrex Jaca
Diaz>Randy Suico
Garcia>Florante Condes
Segura>Sonny Boy Jaro
Solis>Glenn Donaire
Sanchez>Nonito Donaire
Sosa>Brian Viloria
Ponce De Leon>Rey Bautista
Lopez>Alla Villamor
Lopez>Andy Tabanas
Lopez>Manny Melchor
Lopez>Pretty Boy Lucas
Cob Castro>Rolando Pascua
Garcia>Luisito Espinosa
Montiel>Z Gorres
Miranda>Richie Mepranum
Hernandez>Denver Cuello
Garcia>Jhonriel Casimiero
Rosales>Mark Melligen
Uicab>Edrin Daupudong
Solis>Bert Batawang
Kid Azteca>Ceferino Garcia
Abner Mares> Diosbalo Gabi
Arce>Fernand Lumacad
Aguilar>Michael Farenas

Your funny with that list.... It don't make sense because we can do that too. For example, lets play with the Mexicans on your favorites list....


Favorite Boxers:


Victor Ortiz - Never fought a Filipino yet

Fernando Montiel - Koed by Donaire

Timothy Bradley

Marco Antonio Barrera - Koed by Pacquiao

Amir Khan

Paul Williams

Carl Froch

Jhonny Gonzalez - Koed by Penalosa

BJ Flores

Saul Alvarez - Never fought a Filipino yet


3 out of your 5 favorite Mexicans are Pinoy KO victims and the 2 others never fought a pinoy yet.. No wonder you are bitter. I don't blame you.

[jjbj2]

Filipinos and Mexicanos bragging about boxing. You know what sucks being a Korean-American and the only way you can brag about boxing is going back to the past. Yea, I wish I can join the conversation as easy as you bastards can when it comes to bragging about whose country is better in boxing.