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    Alexis Arguello final career record

    Apologies if this has been previously reported.I was just looking through Alexis's record on boxrec and i noticed his record was 89-8 which looked unusual im pretty sure it used too be 84-4 and looking down through it there are fights now updated with a note underneath stating that the info is sourced from Bob Yalen and Paul Cesarine.Just taught id mention it incase others were interested too
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    Well, he lost to Vilomar Fernandez, Ernesto Marcel, Aaron Pryor x 2, and some bum at the start of his career, so that's 5. The other 4?: thinking:

    Did he make a comeback?
    Last edited by BennyST; 05-09-2013, 10:09 AM. Reason: Did he make a comeback?

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      I just went and check boxrec to see if he made a comeback at some stage after Pryor losses, and while he did lose one more fight, he also lost a few very early fights right the start of his career.

      I had always thought of him as one of those guys, like Hopkins, Marquez bros, that lost his very first fight, but he actually lost a few right at the start so that's where it comes from. The losses in his prime though were to Marcel, Fernandez and Pryor.

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        Originally posted by BennyST View Post
        I just went and check boxrec to see if he made a comeback at some stage after Pryor losses, and while he did lose one more fight, he also lost a few very early fights right the start of his career.

        I had always thought of him as one of those guys, like Hopkins, Marquez bros, that lost his very first fight, but he actually lost a few right at the start so that's where it comes from. The losses in his prime though were to Marcel, Fernandez and Pryor.
        Sorry i did mean 84-8 in the opening post it seems as if they have found 5 wins.Ya like the guys you mentioned he came up the hard way

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          Originally posted by BennyST View Post
          Well, he lost to Vilomar Fernandez, Ernesto Marcel, Aaron Pryor x 2, and some bum at the start of his career, so that's 5. The other 4?: thinking:

          Did he make a comeback?
          Yes he did. And watching him lose handily to someone named Scott Walker on ESPN was pretty sad.

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