Looking at one of the smallest but best boxers of all time with Willie “Will o” Wisp “Pep to Ricardo” Finito “Lopez!

Pep from Rocky Hill, Connecticut, had more victories than the most, not to mention the smallest boxers. He maintained a featherweight title twice. From November 1942 to October 1948, again, from February 1949 to September 1950.

The final PEP record was outstanding 229-11-1 with 65 stops. He once said Master of Middle Rocky Graziano: “I couldn’t hit me with a fist full of stones!”

Pep Won His First 62 Fights Before Langa November 20, 1942. He Defeated NBA World Featheweight Champion Sal Bartolo by A 12th-round Knockout to Become the undisputed World Feathwerweight Champion on June 7, 1946.

Pep had a 134-1-1 record when he lost to Sandy Saddler, 86-6-2, by knockout of the fourth round on October 29, 1948, he defeated Saddler in a unanimous 15-order rematch by decision to regain the title on February 11, 1949.

PEP retired in 1959, in order to return in 1965, and fought ten times before he was in favor of good in 1943. On April 26, 1965, he defeated Jackie Lennon, and this writer was present, although he was not a writer yet. He won 9 of 19, lost the last fight against Calvin Woodland.

WBC, WBA, WBO Minimum Waseight and Lightweight Master of Fly Libra Ricardo “Finito” Lopez had 51-0-1 with 38 detention, from Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico.

Lopez had 47-0, when he was attracted by Rosendo Alvarez, 24-0, by D-TD in 7 rounds. He was knocked down in the second round. Alvarez lost one point in the seventh round because of the random principle of the WBC head butt. It was August 7, 1998. On November 13 in the rematch Lopez won the divided decision to add an empty WBA title to his WBC title.

In the next fight Lopez won the title of IBF World Lightweight Flyight, beating Will Grigsby, 14-1-1, October 2, 1999 based on a divided decision. Then he won the last two fights over the space over the Anucha Phothong, 38-5-1 and Zolani Petelo, 17-2-2.

World Flyighight Jimmy Master Jimmy “The Mighty Atom” Wilde, 121-1-1, won the title, stopping Dick Heasman, 4-0, in London in the second round. He came from Tylorstown, Wales, Great Britain.

Wilde lost the last two fights ending with the 132-4-1 record with 98 stops.

Pascual Perez was a golden Olympic medalist from 1948 in London. At 4:11 with the name “El Leon Mendocino” from Ciudad Mendoza, Argentina.

On November 26, 1954, Perez, 23-0-1, won the world fly weight, defeating Yoshio Shirala, 46-6-4, in Tokyo, Japan. In the rematch he shot a knockout in 5 rounds.

Perez had 51-0-1, when he lost to Sadao Yaoita, 27-6, in Tokyo, Japan, in January 1959. He won the rematch in November with the tenth round. He ended with a record of 84-7-1 with 57 stops.

One of the biggest promoters in the world of boxing accused George Cambosos Jr of “disrespect” after the Australian Supergowsy could not be promoted to fight before fighting in Sydney.

Cambosos was a evident lack of a show from a planned meeting with his rival, compatriot Jake Wyllie at Qudos Bank Arena.

Wyllie appeared in less than a week notification of the replacement of Daud Yordan on Saturday evening after the Indonesian senator was forced to extend on the medical poviat.

Eddie Hearn from Matchroom Promotions was surprised by the lack of Cambosos on Wednesday, and all other fighters on the card came to fulfill their media duties.

“It’s disrespect. I don’t want to fuel any fires, but it is very disrespect,” said Hearn. But Cambosos claimed that his absence was a misunderstanding after he appeared later during the next match promotion to talk to adolescent people at the Sydney suburban gym.

“What meeting? Nobody told me about the lack of a meeting,” said Aap, a united world master AAP after arriving at Flash Audi.

But the father of Cambosos, Jim, said his son was too busy preparing for Saturday’s fight.

Wyllie took Snub Cambosos in his step, declaring that “I already have him on the back foot.”

“I’m not worried at all,” said AAP.

“I just think that if he wants to play these little stupid things, it depends on him.

“I will simply go to the community and we will do it (face to face). This is all that happens in the ring.”

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Wyllie has an impressive 16-FR-17 record, and 15 of his victories are coming through a knockout.

The 24-year-old vow that he will destroy the dream of Cambosos about the landing of the possible world champion against the undefeated American Richardson Hitchinom’s victory over Wyllie.

“We have such an opportunity and I did everything well, so there is no reason why I would not have this fight, and I am fully convinced that I can do a great job,” he said.

“Everyone talks about knockouts, but look, just a knockout is coming. I’m not looking for them. It just happens naturally.

“So I really believe that George was not there with a blow like me and I think that on Saturday evening I will show it.”

Cambosos (21-3, 10kos) accelerates the division on high-risk weight at home.

The 31-year-old has not fought in Sydney since 2016.

And after giving up your IBF and WBO stripes, American Devan Haney in his bold attempt to become the first unquestioned world champion in Australia in the era of four stripes, and then lost with the great Vasyl Lomachenko, Cambosos knows that he throws bones.

George Cambosos Jr. He says he will put his deputy opponent, Jake Wyllie, “From his misery” On Saturday evening after he let him see what life looks like under “lights” at “The Large Show” at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney Olympic Park in Sydney, Australia.

Some fans believe that Cambosos should be “with misery” because he was probably without a victory in his four four fights since his nervous 12-round victory in connection with the unified lightweight champion, Teofimo Lopez on November 27, 2021.

George looked terrible in every sense of the word from this one great win. His last performance against Vasily Lomachenko was so terrible. If he occurs in this way against a replacement opponent, he can lose.

From this fight it was down for Cambosos. But on a plus, He became quite luxurious After two fights with Devin Haney, his clash with Maxi Hughes and his fight against Vasily Lomachenko. Cambosos is the delight of one hits, but luxurious.

Wyllie (16-1, 15 KO) was brought as a delayed substitute after the originally planned opponent of Cambosos JR had a medical problem. They were a unified master of lightweight Cambosos JR (21-3, 10 KO), says that he fell, trying to bring weight to the 12-round lightweight welterweight.

24 -year -old Wyllie is a complete unknown and is not an ideal opponent to prepare Cambosos for the title of Champion of welterweight IBF Richardson Hitchins this year.

Chance

“This experience. It didn’t happen in my career. I had such a great amateur career in which you don’t know who you fight on the day of the fight. Nothing changes,” said George Cambosos Jr. Warrior About the fact that he is fighting with the delayed Deputy Jake Wyllie on Saturday evening.

There is no drop, and Wyllie appears as a deputy, because the starting point was already quite low. It is a fight with a business card for Cambosos to humid your feet at level 140, look good and sharpened for ten months of inactivity.

“We like that he is full of respect, a modest newborn child. He has a nice record, 16-1, with 15 knockouts and the same style. We compared him to who we pair and who we fight. It was obvious. This kid deserves an opportunity.

“I am looking forward to doing business. I found out on Monday morning that Daud collapsed, reduced weight or something wrong. Jake Wyllie is a guy who made the most sense.

“Come on Saturday, I can handle my business and take it out of misery. It can come to me. We are fully prepared. But at the age of 140, I feel like a weight, I will come to him. I am very focused. I am very focused. I also have on the line. I give my child some exposure at immense lights.