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Following Antonio Margarito’s devastating knockout win over Miguel Cotto in July, the pound-for-pound ratings were shaken up. Now a Mexican countryman of Margarito’s, new World Lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez, has forced yet another fresh look. Heading into the fourth and final quarter of 2008, Marquez’s knockout win over Cuba’s Joel Casamayor provided one of the defining highlights in a career which expands its definitions regularly in twilight. [details]
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what a joke williams?
paul williams?
what has he done besides defeating margarito -
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he has defeated 8 top ten ring magazine ranked welterweightsOriginally posted by egreezy View Post
hes a 3 time world champion
he defended his wbo title for years
williams hasnt even defended his title onceComment
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I got no real problems with those rankings.Comment
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yeah u right but why with his win over margarito, should he not belong in listing?Originally posted by luchador View PostComment
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no cuz margarito was not on the list when williams beat himOriginally posted by egreezy View Post
it would be like putting chris john on the p4p rating based on his win over jmmComment
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Arg... Chris John was listed as a potential top 10 p4p fighter...Originally posted by luchador View PostComment
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john/marquez was 3/06. pw/marg was 07/07 just a year ago and im sure the quintana 1st ko had some weight too. knockin out top ww that quick makes statement,Originally posted by luchador View PostComment
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yeah but margarito just got in the list in 2008Originally posted by egreezy View Post
marquez was already on the list on 2007
anyway quintana its not a big enough name to get u into the p4p list specially when u were a big favorite on both fights
i think cotto should still be 10 his record is far more impressiveComment
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