Wayne Alexander (Former European Welterweight Champion)
Salvador Sanchez is a personal favorite. He simply has it all: great chin, balance, footwork, timing, punch coordination and very good power. He is WBC and Ring champion from 1980 to ’82 and beat future world champion Juan Laporte and a future Celebrity in Azumah Nelson. His career was unfortunately cut short, but in those two years as world champion, he demonstrated all the qualities it takes to become a featherweight fighter. greatest of all time.
Jason Cunningham (Former European Super Chicken Champion)
Erik Morales. One of the greats of Mexico and always entertaining. There is a big rivalry with Marco Antonio Barrera. Non-stop warrior.
Dave Allen (Strong contender)
I’ll have to go with Marco Antonio Barrera. He won the only match he and Erik Morales had in featherweight, so for me, he’s pretty much the lead.
Declan Warrington (Journalist)
He rarely talks about those things in a quiet tone like Marco Antonio Barrera or Erik Morales, but Juan Manuel Marquez. He is a counter-attacker as graceful, versatile and aggressive as any other puncher of his time, and constantly troubles a much greater Manny Pacquiao than Barrera and Morales. encountered. Marquez, in the end, is even more of both of those things – which no one can say lightly.
