Who is the real Champion? - BANTAMWEIGHT DIVISION

CONN CHRIS · 05-06-2005, 11:28 PM

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

Sasha Baktin
Current Japanese Champion (6 def)
13(5)-0-0
BoxRec Link

Cruz Carvajal
Lost his WBO Belt to Sor Vorapin in 2004
Former Mexican Champion
Former WBC Continental Americas Champion
25(21)-12-1
BoxRec Link

Genaro Garcia
Current WBC Fecarbox Champion (4 def)
Lost to Samson 3K back in 1996
33(20)-4-0
BoxRec Link

Hozumi Hasegawa
Current WBC Champion
Former OPBF Champion
18(5)-2-0
BoxRec Link

Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
Current PABA Champion (17 def)
Current WBA Fedelatin Champion (3 def)
When he has faced decent competition he has won, but fights a lot of stiffs
21(15)-0-0
BoxRec Link

Rafael Marquez
Current IBF Champion (4 def)
Former USBA Champion (beat Mark Johnson)
Former WBA Fedecentro Champion
Former WBA Fedelatin Champion
33(30)-3-0
BoxRec Link

Alexander Munoz
Former WBA JBW Champion
26(25)-1-0
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Heriberto Ruiz
Former Mexican JBW Champion
29(12)-3-2
BoxRec Link

Veeraphol Sahaprom
Lost his WBC belt to Hasegawa in April after 14 def. May retire?
47(33)-2-2
BoxRec Link

Wladimir Sidorenko
Current WBA Champion
Former WBA International Champion
17(6)-0-0
BoxRec Link

Ratanachai Sor Vorapin
Former WBO Champion (stipped or forfeited - not sure which)
Former WBO Asia Pacific Champion
Former IBF Intercontinental JBW and Fly Champion
Former Thai JBW and JFly Champion
63(42)-8-0
BoxRec Link

Nathan Sting
Current WBU Champion (1 def)
Former Australian Champion
Former Australian JFW Champion
28(14)-6-1
BoxRec Link

Jun Toriumi
Current OPBF Champion
23(9)-4-1
BoxRec Link

Malcolm Tunacao
Former WBC International JBW Champion
Former WBC Fly Champion
Former Philippine Fly Champion
17(12)-1-2
BoxRec Link

jrftbl56 · 05-07-2005, 09:08 PM

Gotta go with Marquez he is the man in the division in my eyes.

meade95 · 05-08-2005, 12:48 AM

Veeraphol in his prime would have been tought to bet against - (he has been past his prime for the past 18 months though - could see it in the fights of him I have on tape) -

Best of the bunch in total (regardless of time) - I'd take Veeraphol of this lot -

Best now, Marquez (who would definitely have had a shot at beating Veeraphol in his prime as well....would have been a pick'em probably).

CONN CHRIS · 05-08-2005, 10:19 AM

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View Poll Results: Who is the real champion? - BANTAMWEIGHT DIVISION
Sasha Baktin	0	0%
Cruz Carvajal	0	0%
Genaro Garcia	0	0%
Hozumi Hasegawa	3	21.43%
Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym	2	14.29%
Rafael Marquez	11	78.57%
Alexander Munoz	0	0%
Heriberto Ruiz	0	0%
Veeraphol Sahaprom	1	7.14%
Wladimir Sidorenko	3	21.43%
Ratanachai Sor Vorapin	5	35.71%
Nathan Sting	2	14.29%
Jun Toriumi	0	0%
Malcolm Tunacao	1	7.14%
Other (please explain)	0	0%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 14. You may not vote on this poll

05-06-2005, 11:28 PM	#1
CONN CHRIS Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 29,074	Who is the real Champion? - BANTAMWEIGHT DIVISION 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 Sasha Baktin Current Japanese Champion (6 def) 13(5)-0-0 BoxRec Link Cruz Carvajal Lost his WBO Belt to Sor Vorapin in 2004 Former Mexican Champion Former WBC Continental Americas Champion 25(21)-12-1 BoxRec Link Genaro Garcia Current WBC Fecarbox Champion (4 def) Lost to Samson 3K back in 1996 33(20)-4-0 BoxRec Link Hozumi Hasegawa Current WBC Champion Former OPBF Champion 18(5)-2-0 BoxRec Link Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym Current PABA Champion (17 def) Current WBA Fedelatin Champion (3 def) When he has faced decent competition he has won, but fights a lot of stiffs 21(15)-0-0 BoxRec Link Rafael Marquez Current IBF Champion (4 def) Former USBA Champion (beat Mark Johnson) Former WBA Fedecentro Champion Former WBA Fedelatin Champion 33(30)-3-0 BoxRec Link Alexander Munoz Former WBA JBW Champion 26(25)-1-0 BoxRec Link Heriberto Ruiz Former Mexican JBW Champion 29(12)-3-2 BoxRec Link Veeraphol Sahaprom Lost his WBC belt to Hasegawa in April after 14 def. May retire? 47(33)-2-2 BoxRec Link Wladimir Sidorenko Current WBA Champion Former WBA International Champion 17(6)-0-0 BoxRec Link Ratanachai Sor Vorapin Former WBO Champion (stipped or forfeited - not sure which) Former WBO Asia Pacific Champion Former IBF Intercontinental JBW and Fly Champion Former Thai JBW and JFly Champion 63(42)-8-0 BoxRec Link Nathan Sting Current WBU Champion (1 def) Former Australian Champion Former Australian JFW Champion 28(14)-6-1 BoxRec Link Jun Toriumi Current OPBF Champion 23(9)-4-1 BoxRec Link Malcolm Tunacao Former WBC International JBW Champion Former WBC Fly Champion Former Philippine Fly Champion 17(12)-1-2 BoxRec Link __________________ Check Out My Cards! Last edited by CONN CHRIS; 05-06-2005 at 11:34 PM.

05-08-2005, 10:19 AM	#4
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05-07-2005, 09:08 PM	#2
jrftbl56 Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 287	Gotta go with Marquez he is the man in the division in my eyes.

05-08-2005, 12:48 AM	#3
meade95 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 2,095	Veeraphol in his prime would have been tought to bet against - (he has been past his prime for the past 18 months though - could see it in the fights of him I have on tape) - Best of the bunch in total (regardless of time) - I'd take Veeraphol of this lot - Best now, Marquez (who would definitely have had a shot at beating Veeraphol in his prime as well....would have been a pick'em probably).