Diego Corrales

...but that is neither here nor there. Some of the notable fighters Mayweather has beaten are Toney Pep, Angel Manfredy, Gregorio Vargas, Diego Corrales ( undefeated), Carlos Hernandez, Jesus Chavez, Castillo (twice), DeMarcus Corley, Arturo...

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...man, the talker, the mean mouth. This braggart has beaten Zab Judah, the great Oscar de la Hoya, Jose Luis Castillo twice, and Diego Corrales. He has outclassed everyone who had the stones to walk into the ring with him. He has the...

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...defeated by the high standard that he set for himself at such an early age. Jose Catillo was too sound of a boxer for him. Diego Corrales was too big for him. Gatti was too fierce and too much of a warrior for a young Floyd. Carlos Baldomir...

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...and displayed he was a true fan of the sweet science and even stating that he was a fan of Mayweather back when he fought a prime Diego Corrales but what he needs to do now is fight the equal sized top opponents such as Shane Mosley and Paul...

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...- until leaving for Showtime in 1993. Bernstein has covered many thrilling fights, and several stand out in his mind. One is the Diego Corrales-Jose Luis Castillo lightweight title fight in May 2005. Corrales got up from two 10th-round...

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...boxers that were unfairly disqualified. He'll say that the best fight he ever saw was the absolute 10-round war between Diego Corrales and Luis Castillo in 2005, but that he's been inspired by the performances of hundreds of fighters...

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After rising from his third knockdown, Freitas walked away from the referee and quit. Corrales vs. Castillo I, II, and III Diego Corrales vs. Jose Luis Castillo I. On May 7, 2005, Corrales defeated Jose Luis Castillo for the WBC...

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He's solved master boxers like Genaro Henandez (KO 8), brawlers like Ricky Hatton (KO 10), tall, two-fisted punchers like Diego Corrales, southpaws like Zab Judah (W 12), crafty veterans like Emanuel Augustus (KO 9) and superstars like...

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...there as we speak with a helmet on his head under a sheet," Shaw said. "It appears he was thrown a great distance." Shaw said Corrales, whose career had faltered in recent fights, had recently bought a racing motorcycle, which he was...

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LAS VEGAS -- Diego Corrales turned the tables on himself. Robbed of a big payday when his last opponent couldn't make weight, Corrales vowed never to disgrace the sport by not being at the proper weight himself. So what happened on...

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