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Rocky Palma
Rocky Palma - Philippino Strawweight, one-time WBC title holder. Career record of 18-7-3
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Satoru Abe
Satoru Abe - Japanese Strawweight and southpaw, lost in his few title shots, record of 23-4-2
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Eric Chavez
Eric Chavez - Philippino Strawweight one time IBF Champ (wasn't everyone?); career record of 39-16-5
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Carmelo Caceres
Carmelo Caceres - Philippino Strawweight and one time Philippines title holder. Career record of 16-9-3
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Good stuff Conn Chris!
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Thanks, to be honest though, I cannot take the credit. I played the board version of tbcb for 15 to 18 years and picked up fighter ratings all over the place. Once I had converted all the hand made cards to excell spreadsheets and printed them on card stock I lost track of which ones I had rated myself. I did rate alot of lower weight fighters in the mid eighties, but I do not think any of these were from that round of rating.
Still rooting around for all my old cards, I will post anything that I have yet to find in other available databases. Cheers and a big thanks to all the other posters - I am getting spoiled at the speed by which I can accumulate ratings. Back in the day, all we had were classifieds in the "All-Star Replay".
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Juan Domingo Cordoba
Juan Domingo Cordoba - Argentine Junior Flyweight. Held WBO, WBC International, South American and Argentine Jr. Fly belts at various times. 34-6-3 overall record.
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Young-Jin Kim
Young-Jin Kim - Korean Junior Flyweight. One time Korean Champ, lost one bid at WBC title, overall record of 20-4-1
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Ladislao Vasquez
Ladislao "Speedy" Vasquez - Mexican that fought between Junior Flyweight, Flyweight and Junior Bantam (rated here as a Jr Fly). Basicaly a trial horse but did hold the WBC Continental Americas Flyweight belt at one time. (I think that they make up some of these titles just to sell tickets - or is that just too cynical?)
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Pongsaklek Wongjongkam
This is the file I use, I tweaked the one in the game just a bit to more acurately reflect the power he has shown. It moved him from an eight to a nine which seems more like it to me. Flyweights don't generaly stay at the top as long as he has and his power and aggresiveness are likely the reason in my opinion.
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Paul Weir
Paul Weir - British Straw/Jr. Fly/Flyweight (rated as a Jr. Fly) Had a promissing quick start but ate a lot of canvas toward the end. Unfortunately, he realy needs to be rated based on what he was at the end with only 20 career fights. Record of 14-6-0 - like many in these lower weights, fought for a lot of minor belts in his short career and won a few of them.
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Jesper David Jenson
Jesper David Jenson - Flyweight/Jr Bantam from Denmark (rated as a Jr Bantam). Jenson fought exclusively in Denmark but had some fairly good competition come to him. He held the European Flyweight title and defended 3 times. Also, 5 time defender of the IBC Jr Bantam belt and one-time holder of the IBC Flyweight belt. Jesper had good power at this weight class amassing a 38(10)-2-1 career record. I may be giving him too much benefit of the doubt in this rating with respect to his power given that he didn't swim with the really big fish, but the testing results I had give him solid wins with a correct KO% against fair competition and he fades when facing the bigger guns but has a good shot at them.
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Juan Antonio Torres
Juan Antonio Torres - Panamanian Flyweight with a big punch, a glass chin and no defense to speak of. Career record of 21(18)-11-1; was put on his back in each of his last four fights. Under testing, he ends up winning less than 50% of his bouts but has the ability to KO virtualy anyone in the weight class from time-to-time. Definately not an opponent for you schedule on the way up.
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CONN CHRIS, appreciate your additions-always good to have more input to this great game.
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Carlos Salazar
Carlos Salazar - Argentine Flyweight. One time Aregtine, South American and WBO Flyweight Champion. Also held the IBF Junior Bantamweight title. Gave Harold Grey his first defeat (before Grey moved up in weight) Good defensive boxer who comilped a record of 47(19)-8-3
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