Ugas dominates A-level Pacquiao: "Pac was washed". Ennis dominates C-level Dulorme: "future dominant world champion!" Legit

[Combat Talk Radio]

Ennis just KO’ed a bum who’s on a 2 fight losing streak and is 1W-3L-1D in his last 5 fights. That’s Berlanga level opposition.

Exactly, THANK YOU!

I'm like FFS, the 'eye test' overrating is just over the top in NSB. It's unreal.

[Noelanthony]

Now, I'll sit back and watch NSB try to tell me that Dulorme was a prime world beater

Nope, not at all but you cant sit back and tell me the Pacquiao that fought Ugas was a world beater either

[Combat Talk Radio]

Nope, not at all but you cant sit back and tell me the Pacquiao that fought Ugas was a world beater either

Pacquiao remained competitive and a threat the whole fight through. Under no circumstances was he in actual physical danger AND he was fresh off beating the-then #1 guy in Keef.

[AKAcronym]

Pacquiao remained competitive and a threat the whole fight through. Under no circumstances was he in actual physical danger AND he was fresh off beating the-then #1 guy in Keef.

I never post in Pacquiao threads but how can you consider his win over Keith "fresh" when it was 2 years before Ugas?

[Noelanthony]

I mean...I saw the Ennis deal, and this guy...he leaves himself open for shots straight down the pipe (and I can tell it's on purpose). I know NSB likes those kinds of guys, but let's be honest here. He's not eating that shot from Spence and I don't even think he eats it from Crawford. Like...I think Ortiz gives him a hard time, I think Blair Cobbs gives him a hard time, Porter damn sure gives him a hard time, Keef makes him miss all night long, etc.

Again, quality fighter, but there's too much overrating based on an extremely - EXTREMELY - low level win.

Yes i can agree with that, until he fights a live dog one cant get over excited about him . However, i do like switch hitters and fighters that are slick but very offensive and dont mind a toe to toe war. Lets see if he can correct his flaws and if not then you know what happens

[Noelanthony]

Pacquiao remained competitive and a threat the whole fight through. Under no circumstances was he in actual physical danger AND he was fresh off beating the-then #1 guy in Keef.

That was a few years ago now, obviously not the same fighter. Thurman was never number 1 in my eyes but i get it nevertheless a good win for old PAC

[maguirre]

So this is about comparing Crawford to Ennis in their execution of the Dulorme stoppage. Bud stopped him in six and Boots stopped him in one. I see it now.

[Combat Talk Radio]

So this is about comparing Crawford to Ennis in their execution of the Dulorme stoppage. Bud stopped him in six and Boots stopped him in one. I see it now.

Crawford stopped a prime C-level.

Come on man. Let's stop overrating.

[Combat Talk Radio]

That was a few years ago now, obviously not the same fighter. Thurman was never number 1 in my eyes but i get it nevertheless a good win for old PAC

Thurman was widely regarded as the top guy. Crawford even now acknowledges it.

[Noelanthony]

Thurman was widely regarded as the top guy. Crawford even now acknowledges it.

hhmm... I wonder why?