Who is the real champion? - FLYWEIGHT DIVISION

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The poll will be open for two weeks. Then I will run a single elimination tournament with the top eight vote getters to see if TBCB agrees with our selection.

Please discuss and offer any opinions that you may have.


VOTE FOR UP TO THREE FIGHTERS


Jorge Arce
Has stepped up form JFly where he was/is WBC Champion
Former WBO Jr Fly Champion
39(29)-3-1
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Brahim Asloum
Current EBU Champion
Current WBA and WBO International/continental Champion
18(7)-0-0
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Vic Darchinyan
Current IBF Champion (1 def)
Current IBO Champion
23(18)-0-0
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Hussein Hussein
Current OPBF Champion
Lost to Jorge Acre in February (TKO10)
27(21)-2-0
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Denkaosan Kaovichit
Current PABA Champion (23 def)
Fights a lot of stiffs but stopped Randy Mangubat in February and out pointed Celso Danggod in 2004.
29(13)-1-0
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Daisuke Naito
Current Japanese Champion (2 def)
27(19)-1-2
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Daigo Nakahiro
12(4)-0-0
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Trash Nakanuma
Current OPBF Champion
Former Japanese Champion
Out pointed by Lorenzo Parra in January for WBA belt
25(11)-6-0
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Omar Andres Narvaez
Current WBO Champion (6 def)
19(13)-0-2
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Irene Pacheco
Lost his IBF belt to Darchinyan 12/16/04 and has not fought since
30(23)-1-0
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Lorenzo Parra
Current WBA Champion (3 def)
25(17)-0-0
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Takefumi Sakata
Lost to Parra in WBA bout (2004)
Former Japanese Champion
23(10)-2-1
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Brian Viloria
Current NABF Champion
16(10)-0-0
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Pongsaklek Wonjongkam
Current WBC Champion (11 def)
Former WBU Champion
Both losses were to the more experienced Jerry Pahayahay early in his career. He has not lost since 1996
56(31)-2-0
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[jrftbl56]

I would definatly have to go with Parra,Monjongkam and Darchinyan.I think this division has 3 clear cut favorites. I love Vic Darchinyan of Australia he is my favorite fighter in the division and is trained by an all time great little man Jeff Fenech who on another note will be training Tyson for his fight with McBride. My other two are obvious decisions Pongsaklek Wonjongkam has been a rock in the division losing only twice like you said to a well tested Jerry Pahayahay and Lorenzo Parra is another great fighter and will be tester by Brahim Asloum in Paris, France later this year. Asloum is a solid undefeated fighter i believe Parra will come out with a victory and lay a greater claim to the title.

[jrftbl56]

I would also like to Thank Conn for putting toghther these polls and i hope you finish all the weight classes i think classes above this the more popular ones should get alot of intrest from the fans on this post. Great Job Conn.

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Originally Posted by jrftbl56

I would also like to Thank Conn for putting toghther these polls and i hope you finish all the weight classes i think classes above this the more popular ones should get alot of intrest from the fans on this post. Great Job Conn.

Ian had the idea, I just offered to start at the bottom of the boxing food chain. At the current rate, I will be at the Heavyweights in two weeks - so plenty of time for someone to start at the top and work down.

Thanks again to anyone who voted (and anyone who doesn't use one of their three votes on Wonjongkam should have to spend an hour with TysonFan)

Just kidding Owen

[kenyan_cheena]

I don't know a lot about the flyweight division, but I saw Ache's fight against Hussein on the Morales-Pacman card, and he really impressed me. He's a real warrior. But, like I said, I don't know that much about the flyweight division, so I don't think I'm qualified to vote.

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Originally Posted by kenyan_cheena

I don't know a lot about the flyweight division, but I saw Ache's fight against Hussein on the Morales-Pacman card, and he really impressed me. He's a real warrior. But, like I said, I don't know that much about the flyweight division, so I don't think I'm qualified to vote.

Acre has been very good at Jfly, I can't imagine fly will be that big of a leap for him and he's only 25 so who knows. Until someone stops him though, Wonjongkam seems like the man although I could see an argument for the Aussie.

Vote anyway KC, it's just for fun

[kenyan_cheena]

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

Vote anyway KC, it's just for fun

ok.

[javier_83]

I go with Arce i know he is gonna be the best on this Weight

[jrftbl56]

Conn i'd love to help but i dont know how to create a poll or add the link and i wouldnt want to change the style of your posts cause they seem to work perfectly.

[meade95]

I'd have to go with Wongjongkam (for now) - Though he is getting up there in age and ring wear (just as Veeraphol who recently lost his BW Title after 15 or so defenses) -

1. Wongjongkam
2. Arce

[shane6969]

Have to go for the 2 that I've seen fight, Darchinyan and Arce.

[Ric]

Wongjongkam is the man at the top of the mountain. Darchinyan can hit hard and may well win alot of fights but he needs to do some work to become a real champ(but he did get my vote) and Arce is one mean litle son of a bitch! but Hussein Hussein i think is the one to watch I know he lost to Arce but i think he is good enough to learn from it and I think the damage done to his jaw in the 1st ( i have it from a good source that it was dislocated) showed he has the heart. i think he will came back and clean up this division as long as his trainer Jeff Fenech does not hold him back by matching him with bums until his next title shot.

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