Who is the best welterweight? Who is best at 154lbs? How about middleweight? I can go on and on...I think there is too many weight divisions. They need to take everybody from the 147lbs. weight class, throw them in with the 154lbs weight class and have "true welterweight" elimination tournament to decide who truly is the best "welterweight" out there. They should do that with all the other divisions also. Thats how you find out who the best fighters overall are. Weight is being used too much as an excuse of why fighters loose. I'm tired of people saying Pavlik lost because he was too small! He's 6'-1" just like b-hop. B-hop is just a better fighter period.
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Originally posted by alexdcolon View PostWho is the best welterweight? Who is best at 154lbs? How about middleweight? I can go on and on...I think there is too many weight divisions. They need to take everybody from the 147lbs. weight class, throw them in with the 154lbs weight class and have "true welterweight" elimination tournament to decide who truly is the best "welterweight" out there. They should do that with all the other divisions also. Thats how you find out who the best fighters overall are. Weight is being used too much as an excuse of why fighters loose. I'm tired of people saying Pavlik lost because he was too small! He's 6'-1" just like b-hop. B-hop is just a better fighter period.
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Originally posted by natas206 View PostI think there needs to be more classes, one for every 1.5 pounds. And more belts. That way mayweather can go up 35 different weight classes and win 416 belts. GOAT
(i would've kept on but it would've taken way too long)
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Yeah Mayweather and De La Hoya have gone up like 6 divsions each. I want to see Cristian Mijares /Ivan Calderon
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Originally posted by -Antonio- View PostNaw son. Would it be fair for guys like Malignaggi to fight guys like Paul Williams?
Yeah, but what are you more interested in, sorting out the best of the best, or having more belts. Titles are more meaningful and create tougher competition when there are less of them.
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