Who did Castillo beat at 140 before the Herman Ngoudjo
fight? who? the fight right after the Castillo/Corrales 3rd fight fiasco was not at Junior Welterweight it says 138 via www.boxingtimes.com
and even if Castillo did have 2 random fights at 140 I doubt he fought anyone of signifigance or any note.
and so what Floyd was ranked #1 at 147. before fighting Mitchell. its a completely different scenario and here's why
Mayweather had beaten the best at Lightweight and had a pretty good run at 140 .. throw in the fact that he is undefeated and dominated a majority of the opponents he faced .. why not rank him #1 .. with the acception of Castillo in the first fight, Mayweather whooped on people
Piggy fair or not one could assume that the 7 extra pounds as a Welterweight really wouldn't make that big a difference on Floyd and he would continue to dominate, even as a Welterweight. hell look how he took out Mitchell.
"It often happens that the number one guy in a weight class becomes top ten rated when he moves up in weight, it wasn't just Castillo who was considered number one contender in their new weight without them having to fight there."
Okay valid point, Castillo isn't the only one to be ranked top 10. thank you for bringing that to my attention.
But why rank him all the way at #2? Castillo would move up to #1 because of Cotto moving to Welterweight.
and still even then, after seeing Castillo in his first fight at that new weight class vs Herman. would you honestly say that Castillo is deserving of such a high ranking? (im saying after the sub par performance)
the only reason im bringing up Hatton, is because he was Castillo's opponent (and also managed to be ranked top 10 without any fights at the weight class).
I don't care about the Collazo fight its over and done with and if Collazo was in the top 10 and Hatton beat him, then that should put Ricky in the top 10.
Hatton still ran into a ring post vs Mayweather, so its all good. and the Mayweather fight is a bit more current.
Oddly enough though Luis Collazo has still maintained top 10 status as a Welterweight in EVERY sanctioning organization, plus Ring Magazine .... and all he's done in 2007 was get handled by Shane Mosley.
fight? who? the fight right after the Castillo/Corrales 3rd fight fiasco was not at Junior Welterweight it says 138 via www.boxingtimes.com
and even if Castillo did have 2 random fights at 140 I doubt he fought anyone of signifigance or any note.
and so what Floyd was ranked #1 at 147. before fighting Mitchell. its a completely different scenario and here's why
Mayweather had beaten the best at Lightweight and had a pretty good run at 140 .. throw in the fact that he is undefeated and dominated a majority of the opponents he faced .. why not rank him #1 .. with the acception of Castillo in the first fight, Mayweather whooped on people
Piggy fair or not one could assume that the 7 extra pounds as a Welterweight really wouldn't make that big a difference on Floyd and he would continue to dominate, even as a Welterweight. hell look how he took out Mitchell.
"It often happens that the number one guy in a weight class becomes top ten rated when he moves up in weight, it wasn't just Castillo who was considered number one contender in their new weight without them having to fight there."
Okay valid point, Castillo isn't the only one to be ranked top 10. thank you for bringing that to my attention.
But why rank him all the way at #2? Castillo would move up to #1 because of Cotto moving to Welterweight.
and still even then, after seeing Castillo in his first fight at that new weight class vs Herman. would you honestly say that Castillo is deserving of such a high ranking? (im saying after the sub par performance)
the only reason im bringing up Hatton, is because he was Castillo's opponent (and also managed to be ranked top 10 without any fights at the weight class).
I don't care about the Collazo fight its over and done with and if Collazo was in the top 10 and Hatton beat him, then that should put Ricky in the top 10.
Hatton still ran into a ring post vs Mayweather, so its all good. and the Mayweather fight is a bit more current.
Oddly enough though Luis Collazo has still maintained top 10 status as a Welterweight in EVERY sanctioning organization, plus Ring Magazine .... and all he's done in 2007 was get handled by Shane Mosley.
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