Tank's last 7 opponents are 138-2-2, including Ryan Garcia

[Chollo Vista]

I agree with:

-Gave away the initial rounds away to a 22 year old contender and had competitive if he were injured at the moment since it was overstated, he shouldn't have taken the fight, that's on him.
-Rigo was clear cherry Pick considering the size disparity, he was a natural bantamweight.
-Convincingly still won against Pedraza but I still admit is not really much of a win. Plus, he had already experienced his loss in worse fashion to Gervonta.

But!:
-Lost to a grizzled veteran in his second match who was targeting his nuts as if he stole his lunch money.
-Linares was in a twelve-win streak with wins over Campbell and Anthony Crolla who at the time were top 10 contenders.
(The division wasn't that stacked at the time.)
-Jermaine Ortiz could had easily won, but thought Loma pull it off despite his subpar performance.

How can you give Linares props for Campbell and Crolla, while you crap on Rolly, Cruz, Garcia, Barrios and LSC?

LSC is a future HOF'er.

Cruz and Barrios were both top 10

Hector Garcia was actually bigger than Tank and is still a current champion.

[tritium_arma]

Always omitting the context. NONE of his opponents were ranked top 5 at the weight Tank fought them. Not a single one. Pitbull Cruz is now ranked top 5 but wasn't when Tank fought him, and no surprise, that was his toughest fight. Tank will be fighting his second top 5 ranked fighter ever in his next fight. Cong**** to Tank for finally fighting someone with a pulse. Tank has a Wilder level protected record.

[Chollo Vista]

Always omitting the context. NONE of his opponents were ranked top 5 at the weight Tank fought them. Not a single one. Pitbull Cruz is now ranked top 5 but wasn't when Tank fought him, and no surprise, that was his toughest fight. Tank will be fighting his second top 5 ranked fighter ever in his next fight. Cong**** to Tank for finally fighting someone with a pulse. Tank has a Wilder level protected record.

For starters, Gamboa was ranked #1 by the WBA. What are you talking about?

Santa Cruz and Garcia were/are current champions

Pedraza was CHAMPION

[Malvado]

How can you give Linares props for Campbell and Crolla, while you crap on Rolly, Cruz, Garcia, Barrios and LSC?

LSC is a future HOF'er.

Cruz and Barrios were both top 10

Hector Garcia was actually bigger than Tank and is still a current champion.

I am not really stating that they are HOF wins but rather sufficient wins to demonstrate that he was still on his peak. Rolly, Cruz and Barrios didn't really have Marquee fights either.

Leo Santa Cruz is indeed a HOF, but doesn't belong anywhere near at 135 as he debuted at 118 and only had a fight at 130 ONCE with a journey man called Miguel Flores before facing Tank.

Hector Garcia wasn't physically much bigger. He was a bit taller but who exactly isn't against Davis.

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-When moved up to 130, in his debut fight he had a draw, he only had one knockout over his five fights against a journeyman (20% knockout ratio).
-Was knocked down by Isaac Avelar (Twice).
-Went to war with a pillow fisted Chris Colbert.

I only give him his victory over Roger Gutierrez who was a KO artist at 130, however whenever he was pulled to 135 he lost relatively one sidedly to Hector Tanajara and Oscar Duarte.

Two who are prospects.

[Chollo Vista]

Always omitting the context. NONE of his opponents were ranked top 5 at the weight Tank fought them. Not a single one. Pitbull Cruz is now ranked top 5 but wasn't when Tank fought him, and no surprise, that was his toughest fight. Tank will be fighting his second top 5 ranked fighter ever in his next fight. Cong**** to Tank for finally fighting someone with a pulse. Tank has a Wilder level protected record.

R. Garcia and Pitbull Cruz are #3 and #4 ranked by The Ring right now.

H. Garcia is #2 in The Ring

[Chollo Vista]

I am not really stating that they are HOF wins but rather sufficient wins to demonstrate that he was still on his peak. Rolly, Cruz and Barrios didn't really have Marquee fights either.

Leo Santa Cruz is indeed a HOF, but doesn't belong anywhere near at 135 as he debuted at 118 and only had a fight at 130 ONCE with a journey man called Miguel Flores before facing Tank.

Hector Garcia wasn't physically much bigger. He was a bit taller but who exactly isn't against Davis.

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-When moved up to 130, in his debut fight he had a draw, he only had one knockout over his five fights against a journeyman (20% knockout ratio).
-Was knocked down by Isaac Avelar (Twice).
-Went to war with a pillow fisted Chris Colbert.

I only give him his victory over Roger Gutierrez who was a KO artist at 130, however whenever he was pulled to 135 he lost relatively one sidedly to Hector Tanajara and Oscar Duarte.

Two who are prospects.

We're going in circles. I can do the exact same thing to Loma

[GhostofDempsey]

What you just did can be done to any boxer/champion active or retired right now. How much you wanna bet?

Bet? You’re a welcher, you weren’t even man enough to honor your own ban bet clown. And YDKSAB.

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[Madison Boxing]

his resume isnt much to shout about but knocking out garcia would be a step in the right direction.

[Chollo Vista]

Straight beast!

[Roadblock]

Ray Robinsons first 29 opponents carried over 70 loses.