Thread: Interesting question. Which type of wins should be considered a bigger achievement.
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Old 11-12-2012, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Skittlez View Post
Good answer. Ok . So I gotta ask this.

Chavez Junior is definitely more proven than Gennady, in terms of resume+ record.

So if Martinez go on to beat GGG, will you count the Jr win as still more impressive?

I mean there is no way Jr is considered more dangerous for Martinez than Gennady(From a public perception of course, we obviously don't know).
On paper, Chavez has a better resume than GGG (pre-Martinez) but he lost to Molina, Vanda and Zbik on my scorecard so unofficially GGG has a better resume, in addition to being more dangerous.
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