The 41-card set of the All-Time minimumweights/strawweights can now be purchased from the Online Store. The division is an eclectic mix of skilled boxers and powerful punchers, as well as some fighters who can do both.

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The most recognizable name among the set is the great Ricardo Lopez, who most people agree is the best ever to have laced up gloves in the 103 pound class. With a record of 51-0-1, with 38 knockouts, Lopez ruled the division from 1990 through 2001. During his dynamic reign as both Minimum and Light Flyweight King, Lopez won and defended the title 25 times, 22 as king of the middleweights and 3 as the title holder at light-flyweight.

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Ricardo Lopez only non-win occurred when Lopez was awarded a draw against his most rabid opponent, Rosendo Alvarez, when Lopez suffered a cut via head-butt. The bout went to the cards and Lopez escaped with an 8-round technical draw.

 

For those who purchase the set, the ability to fluctuate by adding or losing a few pounds means you can fight these fighters with confidence against light-flyweights and actual flyweights. Moving them up a half-step will yield more accuracy than trying to move them a full step. If they had enought fights as a light flyweight or flyweight, they more than likely have a card in that division.

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Another plus for purchasers is a bonus card for Rosendo Alvarez. I was somewhat surprised at the number of bouts Alvarez fought at flyweight. His record shows 5 significant bouts worthy of consideration at the higher rate, as opposed to 9 significant bouts at minimumweight.

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