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

[Roadblock]

Explain how facts aren’t real? By now Tank could have easily fought Loma, Teo and Haney. Argue that.

Who says those guys would fight Tank, they all in the same boat, I don't even care for the past as far as I can see the top guys have all been on simmer and the LW division is only just starting to fire up where they are likely to make the big fights.

[Hustle]

Let the crying and excuses commence. Put some respeck on this man

All hispanic and Latin fighters and Floyd already screaming for another one. Teofimo.

Tank is the hispanic killer

[Hustle]

Who says those guys would fight Tank, they all in the same boat, I don't even care for the past as far as I can see the top guys have all been on simmer and the LW division is only just starting to fire up where they are likely to make the big fights.

2 out of 3 of those guys were already trying to fight tank. Haney and Loma. Floyd said we not interested

[MONGOOSE66]

Who says those guys would fight Tank, they all in the same boat, I don't even care for the past as far as I can see the top guys have all been on simmer and the LW division is only just starting to fire up where they are likely to make the big fights.

You have more excuses than tanks people

[STREET CLEANER]

Tank clearly has skills, power and high ring IQ. He needs now to beat the top Lightweights so he can start moving up in into the P4P lists.

[Roadblock]

You have more excuses than tanks people

Really, excuses for what ?

[MONGOOSE66]

Really, excuses for what ?

I cant help you if you can’t see the obvious.

[Roadblock]

2 out of 3 of those guys were already trying to fight tank. Haney and Loma. Floyd said we not interested

Wells that's Floyds reason for not wanting them maybe he thought he wasn't ready at the time, its not Tanks in any way or form, they building full potential and his career is yet to really take of but its arrived now lets see where it goes, SRR regarded as the best ever, what if he was now both at 29 fights , SRR opponents had over 70 loses.

They are training a Cup horse by mapping out his level of competition in line with his growing ability, you don't throw such a high-potential athlete in the deep too early.

This is all high level competition its not macho chest beating.

[Roadblock]

I cant help you if you can’t see the obvious.

Ah stage left I get it. The excuses are in your dream going against what you think, I know what I would prefer as a spectator but wrong, I don't see anything wrong to my way of thinking it's building a champion the early days is about going in there to learn and grow, how far he goes decides what path choice was right or wrong, lets see where Tank is with another 10 fights over say 4-5 years, the first stage of his career wont mean as much as the next with another bunch of belts and possible wins against the best in a few divisions, I don't see why its so important to tear down what is only just emerging, Tank has a lot to do, and it will cement him or knock him down.

[IronDanHamza]

Let me show you how to properly cite a source, dummy. Per your own source, The Ring, as of April 15, 2023

https://www.ringtv.com/ratings/?weightclass=281

Ryan Garcia is #3 at 135.

I'll stop there because I have no more time for lying dummies who have time to sit around playing ****** and don't even know how to site a source while claiming to be "objective".

That's not even counting the other 3 guy's I asked you to cite.

How is that source any difference to the source I provided? It’s literally the same you’re providing The Ring Rankings as an I (the annual ones)

Yes Ryan was Top 5 at 135 but they didn’t fight at 135 did they? They fought at Jr Welterweight so it wasn’t in the division being fought in.

I have LITERALLY given you their rankings;

Pedraza - #6
Santa Cruz - #10
H.Garcia - Unranked

That is their rankings at the time a Tank fought them at the weight being fought at.

What are you not getting mate, honestly?