Johnny Tapia is also one of the best Boxer in his generation and he was extremely a great fighter in his prime so much that he was on a record of most wins before he eventually falls to other boxers amazing feets.. Let's take a look at some of those boxers that managed to stop the beast.

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Sandro Marcos

Sandro Marcos González was born on August 13, 1973, in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico and fought in the 147lb division. He defeated Johnny Tapia by knockout (KO) in the second round in 2005. He has a roundup with names like Johnny Tapia, Roberto García, Brandon Ríos, José Luis Castillo, Robert Guerrero and Kevin Kelley.

Frankie Archuleta

Frankie Archuleta was born on November 26,1975, and wrestled in the 126lb division, defeating Tapia by split decision (SD) in 10 rounds in 2004. He has a good summary, with names like John Molina Jr., Johnny Tapia and Rocky Juarez. He sadly never got a world title option.

Marco Antonio Barrera

The great champion, Barrera, beat Tapia by unanimous decision (UD), for the title The Ring Lineal of 126lb, with an excellent summary, which includes fighters of the level of: Adailton de Jesus, Amir Khan, Manny Pacquiao, Juan Manuel Márquez, Rocky Juárez, Érik Morales, Kevin Kelley, Johnny Tapia and Naseem Hamed, among others ...

Paulie ayala

Paul Anthony Ayala was born on April 22, 1970, in Fort Worth, Texas, USA He is 5'4 ”tall and fought in the 126,122 and 118lb divisions. He contested the WBC 118lb world title, losing a 6-round technical decision to Joichiro Tatsuyoshi in 1998, defeating Johnny Tapia by unanimous decision (UD), in 1999 for the WBA 118lb world title.

The first fight between Tapia and Paulie was named fight of the year. He defended his title against Sithai Condo, being named Fighter of the Year, and then against Johnny Bredahl by unanimous decision (UD) in 2000. Ayala and Tapia had a rematch in 2000, where Ayala won again by unanimous decision (UD), by a portion. of the 126lb title, many say the outcome of this fight was controversial.

He again defended his title by unanimous decision (UD), against Hugo Dianzo, leaving his title vacant. At 122lb he didn't have much of a run, aside from defeating former champion Clarence Adams. But at 126lb he would have a name again, losing by unanimous decision (UD), to Érik Morales in 2002, for the WBC world title and then being knocked out in 10 rounds by Marco Antonio Barrera in 2004.