loma is amazing no doubt....the one "but" i have

first off..no question hes the top guy p4p....we havent seen anyhthing like him...and i applaud him for coming out of the gate going after top level comp...he didnt really have to but he chose that route my only "but" is that while i want to give him alot of credit for that(coming out of the gate against good comp) i dont wanna give him too much credit for it im more of an age guy than i am a pro fight guy...now dont get me wrong im aware of the differences...im aware of how many great amatuers or top young prospects cant find a way at the pro level...and struggle mightily i just hate this "fastest ever" to 3 class world titles stuff...was he younger than floyd when he did it? he chose to stay amatuer longer....and go for another medal....and thats his decision and it certainly means alot where hes from so i get it......im just not sold on giving him that distinction basketball is a different animal with the rule changes for early entrants being moved....but when you take a look at baseball the way it has changed...15-20 years ago if you drafted a kid out of college he might spend 2-3 years in the minors working his way through the system...a high school kid even longer....now you are seeing a faster return on investment with alot of college players being drafted in june and being called up by september...and even some of the top high school talent only spending 2-3 years in the minors (guys like correa, lindor, machado) i think loma is great...he is the goods..no question...im just not sold on screaming "fastest ever to 3 world titles in 3 divisions"....hes 30 years old and has tons of experience...i dont think its something that sets him apart....i may being nit picky...and i realize its a line that is used to hype and sell and im not mad at that...its just ill never really see it in my eyes