While many people would agree that Puerto Ricans and Mexicans are, as Hispanics, cultural siblings in most aspects of life, among boxing critics, there has always been talks about a supposedPuerto Rican-Mexican boxing rivalry.
Historically, Mexican and Puerto Rican boxers have fought many important fights against each other. It shall be observed that the supposed rivalry between boxers from Mexico and Puerto Rico has been a balanced one, as the winning percentage for these two groups of boxers against the other group is about 50 percent. Also, this supposed rivalry doesn't carry into other everyday endeavors, as Puerto Ricans and Mexicans generally enjoy a good relationship, as do other groups of Hispanics.
Escobar becomes the first Puerto Rican world champion, winning the world Bantamweight title over Arizmendi by knockout in nine, in the first world title fight between a Puerto Rican and a Mexican
Gomez retains the world Jr. Featherweight title with a 14 round knockout in what was described by Ring Magazine as the fight of the 80s at the Jr. Featherweight division
Gomez retains his world Jr. Featherweight title by knockout in round five
Ramirez-Rosario
In their first fight, Rosario conquers the vacant world Lightweight title with a 12 round decision. In their rematch, Ramirez wins the world title with a four round knockout
Sanchez inflicts what many consider the greatest defeat in Puerto Rican boxing history, knocking Gomez out in eight rounds to retain the world Featherweight title
Trinidad defeats De La Hoya by a 12 round decision to unify the world Welterweight title, in what many Puerto Ricans see as revenge for Gomez's loss at the hands of Sanchez
Trinidad recovers from a knockdown and drops Vargas five times, unifying the world's Jr Middleweight title with a 12 round knockout
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