Whats the Purpose of Pound for Pound lists???

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  • CaLLaHaN
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    Whats the Purpose of Pound for Pound lists???

    They are a ****in joke......

    The best fighters in the world are Heavyweights......

    So people saying floyd/pacman/anderson silva/gsp etc.... are the best fighters/boxers in the world need to shut the **** up....

    Tags: lists???, pound, purpose
    • Syf
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      #2
      Originally posted by CaLLaHaN
      The best fighters in the world are Heavyweights......

      Well that's an interesting perspective. But there is this thing called weight classes that messes it all up.

      If boxing was just a free for all I would completely agree with your post.

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        • CaLLaHaN
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          Originally posted by CaLLaHaN
          Pound for pound lists are jokes... they dont mean anything.....

          They get rid of the psychical advantages fighters have and just go on "if everybody weighed the same and had the same height" who would win..... **** is a joke it has no purpose...
          ..........

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            • PAC-BOY
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              #4
              Nothing anymore!

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                • Thread Stealer
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                  It really doesn't mean much. Fighters like Fitzsimmons and Canzoneri were called the best pound for pound and Robinson helped make it more popular, but it shouldn't be taken so seriously.

                  I guess with all the numerous belts out there and debate over what a "real champion" is, P4P king became more meaningful in the eyes of the public.

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                    • Bushbaby
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                      Anything that golden boy has influence in is to be regarded as garbage!!I have come to realize this lately!!

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                        • The Underboss
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                          boxing needs to get rid of the ''SUPER'' crap they have in every weight division (exp: super middleweight, super welterweight, super lightweight etc).

                          too many weight divisions.

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                            • Jambo boy
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                              Originally posted by Radical
                              boxing needs to get rid of the ''SUPER'' crap they have in every weight division (exp: super middleweight, super welterweight, super lightweight etc).

                              too many weight divisions.
                              Aren't they light welter and light middle??? Who the **** calls the super light and super welter?

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                                • Mersey
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                                  It's all about money and recognition.

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                                    • Jambo boy
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by CaLLaHaN
                                      They are a ****in joke......

                                      The best fighters in the world are Heavyweights......

                                      So people saying floyd/pacman/anderson silva/gsp etc.... are the best fighters/boxers in the world need to shut the **** up....

                                      LMFAOOOOOOO!!!!:*******::*******:

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