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For me, he is a sure thing for the hall.
I don't want the quit job to completely eradicate the great things he has achieved in Boxing.
Amateur career -
I don't want the quit job to completely eradicate the great things he has achieved in Boxing.
Amateur career -
- Two-time olympic gold medalist (virtual consensus was that he was the best in the Cuban squad in both rodeos)
- Two-time world amateur champion
- Three-time world cup champion
- Pan am games champion
- He beat everybody who's a somebody in the amateurs.
- The invincible boogeyman of boxing. Shamelessly avoided by everyone at 122lbs and 126lbs (he hasn't even been a 126lb fighter) - that level of fear must mean something.
- World champion in his 8th pro fight
- Put on one of the best performances ever to dominate the P4P number 3, Nonito Donaire who had just won 'fighter of the year'.
- One loss, 2 weight divisions above against someone who looks like he is going to end up in the conversation of being one of the best ever.
- In mythical head-to-head matchups, he is one of the best ever in his respective weight classes. He has earned the right to be called one of the best defensive fighters ever in terms of ability.