Comments Thread For: The Golden Era of The Hardcore Four

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By Cliff Rold - 2022 started with different plans. At the start of the year, we were headed toward two more chapters of the four-way, ten-year saga that has been at the center of a golden era at Jr. bantamweight. Carlos Cuadras-Srisaket Sor Rungvisai II and then Juan Francisco Estrada-Roman Gonzalez III were all set. It seemed inevitable we'd see both those fights result in at least one more clash between the four before the year was over.
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[TheOneAboveAll]

"Hardcore Four" sounds lame.

[Uncle SneakyTouch]

"Hardcore Four" sounds lame.

Lol well what other name can they be called?

[WarVeteranO01]

Hard-core 4 sounds like a P 0rn spin-off of the Fantastic 4.

[TheOneAboveAll]

Hard-core 4 sounds like a P 0rn spin-off of the Fantastic 4.

Right?

[Tag, You're Hit]

Sorry, Cliff. I usually like your articles, but comments like this: "Debatable decisions have helped fuel the series in ways that worked out in the long run for the fans." and this: "if Gonzalez had gotten the decision most seem to think he deserved in the Estrada rematch last year, there's no rubber match this weekend." make it seem like bad judging is a good thing. Terrible judging is never a good thing. It's one of the main reasons boxing is less than it should be. And, for the record, we'd still tune in to Gonzales-Estrada III if Chocolatito was given the decision he deserved in their last fight.