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<\/a>another landmark fight, Morales knocked out former two-weight world champion Junior Jones. In October 1999, Morales fought and defeated former WBC Bantamweight Champion Wayne McCullough of Northern Ireland. In February 2000, Morales defeated Marco Antonio Barrera to win the WBO Super Bantamweight title, in a fight that is considered one of boxing’s classics. Morales won the fight by a controversial 12-round split decision. After nine successful title defenses, Morales chose to vacate his WBC Super Bantamweight title and his newly won WBO title. In February 2001, he defeated WBC Featherweight champion Guty Espadas, JR., by 12-round unanimous decision to win his third world title in two divisions. After vacating his WBC Featherweight title, \u201cEl Terrible\u201d moved up to the super featherweight division. On February 28, 2004, Mor.ales captured the WBC Super Featherweight title by unanimous decision over Jes\u00fas Ch\u00e1vez.<\/p>\nJeff Fenech had a record of 11-2-1, 9 KO\u2019s in world title fights. His list of victims on his resume include Satoshi Shingaki (twice), Jerome Coffee, Daniel Zaragoza, Steve McCrory, Samart Payakaroon, Greg Richardson, Carlos Zarate, Victor Callejas, Georgie Navarro, Marcos Villasana, and Tyrone Downes. Fenech fought Azumah Nelson three times, but failed to defeat \u201cThe Professor\u201d in two world title fights. \u201cThe Marrickville Mauler\u201d was robbed in their first encounter, settling for a very controversial draw in the battle for the WBC Super Featherweight crown.<\/p>\n
Erik Morales had a record of 18-5,11 KO\u2019s in World Title fights. and record of 16-8, 6 KO\u2019s against former or current world titlists. \u201dEl Terrible\u201d list of victims included Kenny Mitchell, Hector Acero-Sanchez, Daniel Zaragoza, Jose Luis Bueno, Junior Jones, Wayne McCullough, Marco Antonio Barrera, Kevin Kelley, Guty Espadas, JR. (twice), In-Jin Chi, Paulie Ayala, Jesus Chavez, Carlos Hernandez, and Manny Pacquiao.<\/p>\n
In a fantasy matchup, Fenech would attack with relentless pressure, and Morales would likely use his superior boxing skills. Based on his three-fight trilogy with Marco Antonio Barrera, Morales is capable of enduring a battle with the \u201cThe Marrickville Mauler\u201d over twelve rounds. However, Fenech dominates most of the action and walks away with a split-decision victory.<\/p>\n
Erik Morales\u2019 career was longer than Jeff Fenech\u2019s, and victories over Barrera and Pacquiao give him the edge though as the more accomplished champion.<\/p>\n