Twelve of the most exciting Colombian fighters in boxing history - Boxing

Posted on: June 18th, 2008
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“Colombian fighters have added excitement to American boxing in recent years. They haven’t always been the most technically skilled but most have been good punchers and their fights have been action-packed, in some cases hit-or-be-hit sizzlers.

Miami-promoted Edison Miranda is currently the hottest Colombian fighter in the business, and his rematch with Arthur Abraham on Saturday, at a catchweight of 166 pounds, is eagerly awaited.

Here is a look at 12 colorful Colombians, of varying levels of technical competence, who have entertained American fans — some are still doing so.”*

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