Jesse Rodriguez has one of the best resumes in the business.

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He's a good fighter with a pretty good resume, overreaction Sunday as per usual on B-scene.

The guy just toppled the #1 guy in his division.

Said opponent was at physical peak. Meaning,not struggling to make weight.

Bam toppled two of the ”Four Kings” of the division with ease. One of them, the guy that decisioned then knocked out the P4P #1 at the time.

Who comes close? Don’t you dare say Crawford, you know better than that

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The guy just toppled the #1 guy in his division.

Said opponent was at physical peak. Meaning,not struggling to make weight.

Bam toppled two of the ”Four Kings” of the division with ease. One of them, the guy that decisioned then knocked out the P4P #1 at the time.

Who comes close? Don’t you dare say Crawford, you know better than that

He won the fight and by stoppage but it wasn't a dominating performance by any means, this was a competitive fight until Sunny's face fell apart and he slowed down due to the pressure Bam was putting on him.

A good win, good performance but I wasn't terribly impressed.

Rungvasi was totally shot by the way when Bam beat him if you seen the fight you can't honestly say he was in top form.

[Combat Talk Radio]

He won the fight and by stoppage but it wasn't a dominating performance by any means, this was a competitive fight until Sunny's face fell apart and he slowed down due to the pressure Bam was putting on him.

A good win, good performance but I wasn't terribly impressed.

Rungvasi was totally shot by the way when Bam beat him if you seen the fight you can't honestly say he was in top form.

Rungvisai was not drained. He was outworked and outmuscled. Largely, I say, because he chose to get with Roach.

Ultimately, Sunny Edwards was ranked #1 by The Ring going into this. Good/bad/whatever.

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Rungvisai was not drained. He was outworked and outmuscled. Largely, I say, because he chose to get with Roach.

Ultimately, Sunny Edwards was ranked #1 by The Ring going into this. Good/bad/whatever.

And it wasn't exactly the kind of performance that makes me think he is among p4p elite like Crawford, Inoue, Usyk. They make very good fighters look like novices, Bam did what he had to do and it was a good performance but we'll have to see what happens from here. Would like to see him against Choco.

[MulaKO]

Jesus christ so this pretty much another Crawford thread but disguised as a bam Rodriguez one

How’d you know ?
Bud lives in his head
His life has never been the same since the beating of Spence
I didn’t know 5hat although being on suicide watch , he still has internet privileges

LMFAO

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pretty funny how hes beaten the #1 guy in 2 divisions and wont be ranked or will be ranked lower than tank on the p4p list and tank has never beaten a top 5(ring) opponent in his entire career. even jesses third best win over cuadras is much better than any tank win

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And it wasn't exactly the kind of performance that makes me think he is among p4p elite like Crawford, Inoue, Usyk.

I said RESUME. Not whether you like how they fought.

Only Inoue comes close. Period.

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He won the fight and by stoppage but it wasn't a dominating performance by any means, this was a competitive fight until Sunny's face fell apart and he slowed down due to the pressure Bam was putting on him.

A good win, good performance but I wasn't terribly impressed.

Rungvasi was totally shot by the way when Bam beat him if you seen the fight you can't honestly say he was in top form.

dont think so. hes had 1 other loss in ten years and that was a close one to estrada. obviously he was 35 and wasnt prime but he wasnt shot, people just thought that because the somewhat unknown rodriguez dominated him when it was expected to be competitve, but its been proven rodriguez is a great talent. he beat rungvisai and cuadros much easier than both estrada and roman did, and now he dominated another top guy. this isnt a kambosos situation

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He’s already a future hall of famer.

Idk if that’s a good thing or a bad thing. The way the IBHOF lowered its standards. He needs just a couple more big names and he’s in.

He’s 23 with wins over Cuadras and Wangek. Now he wants to add Estrada.

He’s basically adding all the big names that are near retirement. It’s how you start a HOF career.

I’m surprised he’s not gunning for Chocolatito, supposedly out of respect. That’s another old fighter who’s ready to get sent to retirement.

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I said RESUME. Not whether you like how they fought.

Only Inoue comes close. Period.

Its not just wins on paper its how you win and how good they were when a fighter beat them. I wasn't blown away by his performance even if it was a good one as I have said.