If Canelo Beats Beanvidez he's clearly the best 168 of all time
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He fought professionally for another ELEVEN YEARS. That in itself was amazing.Comment
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He hasn’t even left Middleweight at that point and you’re saying he should be ranked ahead of Canelo at Super Middleweight?
There is zero logic to your argument.Comment
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He hasn’t even left Middleweight at that point and you’re saying he should be ranked ahead of Canelo at Super Middleweight?
There is zero logic to your argument.[/QUOTE]
And??? I don’t work off what people spoon feed me like you. I make the judgment myself. Hopkins never had an amateur career.
He lost his first fight and at the point he met Taylor was 46:2. Second loss was RJJ. That’s great to me. I think prime RJJ and Calzaghe are better though.Comment
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And??? I don’t work off what people spoon feed me like you. I make the judgment myself. Hopkins never had an amateur career.
He lost his first fight and at the point he met Taylor was 46:2. Second loss was RJJ. That’s great to me. I think prime RJJ and Calzaghe are better though.
You are using loss’s against Canelo but are making excuses for Hopkins losing twice to Jermain Taylor. It works both ways.
It’s irrelevant what you think is great or not. Hopkins never even fought at Super Middleweight so how could anyone with any ounce of logic possibly rank him ahead of Canelo at that weight?Comment
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Not every fight that's super close is a robbery. faking' hurts the sport when ppl propagate this ******ityComment
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Actually, you know what, I have something for you. A thread on here that was made a little while ago. I think you'll find it illuminating. The link is here. You might just find it interesting because it demonstrates a new technology superior to what's being used today, and it will be used next year.Comment
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Yes, as in, what is your point?
You are using loss’s against Canelo but are making excuses for Hopkins losing twice to Jermain Taylor. It works both ways.
It’s irrelevant what you think is great or not. Hopkins never even fought at Super Middleweight so how could anyone with any ounce of logic possibly rank him ahead of Canelo at that weight?Comment
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