Ricardo Lopez 22 Career Boxing Fights On 6 DVDs With Menus
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              RICARDO LOPEZ 22 fights on 6 boxing DVDs
Fights Boxing DVD 1
Ricardo Lopez vs Ohashi
Ricardo Lopez vs Yun Lee
Ricardo Lopez vs Kittekasem
Ricardo Lopez vs Lin
 
 
 
 
 
RICARDO LOPEZ 22 FIGHTS ON 6 BOXING DVDS
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Fights Boxing DVD 6
Ricardo Lopez vs Grigsby
Ricardo Lopez vs Vorapin
Ricardo Lopez vs Petelo
 
 
 
 
 
 
Fights Boxing DVD 2
Ricardo Lopez vs Soo Oh
Ricardo Lopez vs Sorjaturong
Ricardo Lopez vs Melchor
Ricardo Lopez vs Saengmopokot
 
 
 
 
 
Fights Boxing DVD 3
Ricardo Lopez vs Varguez
Ricardo Lopez vs Caraballo
Ricardo Lopez vs Tabanas
 
 
 
 
 
Fights Boxing DVD 4
Ricardo Lopez vs Villamor
Ricardo Lopez vs Preecha
Ricardo Lopez vs Ndumo
Ricardo Lopez vs Park
Ricardo Lopez vs Chareon
 
 
 
 
 
Fights Boxing DVD 5
Ricardo Lopez vs Sanchez
Ricardo Lopez vs Alvarez I
Ricardo Lopez vs Alvarez II
 
 
 
 
 
Ricardo Lopez
In the summer of 1997, Lopez bashed up Puerto Rican WBO champion Alex Sanchez in a unification bout that took place on the undercard of Felix Trinidad-Troy Waters at the famed Madison Square Garden.
 
He met unbeaten rival Rosendo Alvarez in early 1998, in Mexico City (on the undercard of iconic-Mexican legend Julio Cesar Chavez’s fight against Miguel Angel Gonzalez) in front of around 50,000 fans.
 
The Nicaraguan WBA champion gave Lopez all he could handle in the division’s first superfight.
 
The Mexican was on the canvas for the only time in his career in the second round, before an untimely clash of heads left Lopez unable to continue. The fight went to the scorecards and the bout was declared a draw.
 
The rematch took place several months later in the fall of ’98. At the weigh in Alvarez came in three-and-a-quarter pounds above the 105 pound division limit. When Alvarez was unable to shed the weight, Lopez’ father advised his son to cancel the fight. However, to the Mexican’s enormous credit he went against his father’s wishes and won a hard fought 12 round split decision, unifying his WBC belt with the WBA championship in what is widely considered his defining fight. It is believed for this fight Lopez earned a career high $150,000.
 
Lopez vacated his belts and headed three pounds north, where he bested Will Grigsby to win the IBF belt. Although Lopez fought infrequently and was winding down his career, he beat long time strawweight rival Ratanapol Sor Vorapin easily before bringing down the curtain on his career against Zolani Petelo on the highly charged Felix Trinidad-Bernard Hopkins undercard again at Madison Square Garden in September 2001.
 
He officially retired on Nov. 28, 2002.
 
Interestingly, Lopez says his proudest moment was when he retired as an unbeaten fighter, which meant everything to him. Lopez was named 70th best fighter of the past 80 years by The Ring magazine in 2002.
 
His Trainer Nacho Beristain followed him into the IBHOF in 2011.
 
A statue was erected of him in Atizapan de Zaragoza, State of Mexico and unveiled on March 20, 2009.