Imagine if Tanks sole claim to fame was beating Kambosis
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A Lightweight catchweight. They can bill it as whatever they want
How did SRL fight for the Light Heavyweight title against an opponent who could weigh no more than 168?
Duran vs De Jesus 1 was considered a LW fight even though it was at 137
They can bill it as they want
Tank vs Ryan was the #2 vs #3 LW, period
It's a damn shame you're clinging on to the side of that plane for dear life over .5 pounds
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A Lightweight catchweight. They can bill it as whatever they want
How did SRL fight for the Light Heavyweight title against an opponent who could weigh no more than 168?
Duran vs De Jesus 1 was considered a LW fight even though it was at 137
They can bill it as they want
Tank vs Ryan was the #2 vs #3 LW, period
It's a damn shame you're clinging on to the side of that plane for dear life over .5 pounds
Give the man his just due and move on
But I deal in reality which clearly you don’t as the fact of the matter is the fight wasn’t at Lightweight, it was at Jr Welterweight.
And also just to make you aware, Duran-DeJesus 1 wasn’t a Lightweight fight, hence why it was a non title fight despite Duran being the Lightweight champion at the time.
So your example literally proves my pointYou’re having a mare here son, I think you should take a time out.
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Hmm. So this is how NSB sees it:
Devin Haney "Beat The Man (Kambosos) That Beat The Man (Teofimo)" = overrated.
Terence Crawford "Beat The Man (Jeff Horn) That Beat The Man (Manny Pacquiao) = #1 P4P.
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Based off your theory on weight classes, SRL should've never won the Light Heavyweight championship correct?Comment
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