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  • #11
    Originally posted by crimsonfalcon07 View Post
    Ugh, the top guys in the division are Munguía, Mbilli, and Berlanga these days... That's sad.
    Why sad?? They are all good. Who should be there according to you???
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    • #12
      Originally posted by Fair & Square View Post
      Hearn is the master mis-match maker to portray his boxer look like solid contenders. Common test your boy against a solid contender.
      He just did. According to your ignorance, who is solid besides Canelo?? Typical hater.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by crimsonfalcon07 View Post

        We will have to agree to disagree.

        Munguía was always protected with a VERY padded record. I'll give him credit that he's getting a bit better, but he's very hittable and throws the exact same combos every time. He's not a solid champion by any stretch.

        Mbilli has one of the most porous guards I've ever seen, has somehow managed to avoid being named a mandatory despite being top ranked in two organizations for years, and his best win was an aged Derevyanchenko who was a career middleweight, and who gave Mbilli everything he could handle with only one arm, and not the most important one either. If you're thinking Mbilli is special, I think that calls your judgement into question, personally. I think he'll get exposed as soon as he really steps up competition. Fortunately for him, the best guys either moved up, or are Canelo, so at least he'll get paid well when he gets exposed, and he can pretend it was just because it was Canelo.

        Berlanga is the worst of the batch. I doubt he gets by rusty Charlo with his cornucopia of mental illnesses, let alone the likes of Caleb Plant, or any of the younger contenders who haven't had any real step ups being domestic to give us an idea about what they've got.
        Munguia was a solid champion and is very good. Oadded record?? You casuals are hard to please. A boxer without amatuer backround needs to fight no names first, and even then, they can lose. You can´t fight all "names" at first, who are sometimes boring fighters anyways. Mayweather has a padded record, full of gift decisions and unable to KO a Girl Scout. Munguia has shown grit, a chin and power. Caleb Plant had an amateur division AND has a padded record is he good for you?? Munguia blasts him. Munguia went 12 good rounds with Canelo whilst Plant was KOed like a bum. Bernard Hopkins should make a comeback??

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        • #14
          berlanga never had to fight any of these guys or really anyone at all lol

          is canelos 'whos he fought' cry gone missing??

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          • #15
            Originally posted by crimsonfalcon07 View Post

            We will have to agree to disagree.

            Munguía was always protected with a VERY padded record. I'll give him credit that he's getting a bit better, but he's very hittable and throws the exact same combos every time. He's not a solid champion by any stretch.

            Mbilli has one of the most porous guards I've ever seen, has somehow managed to avoid being named a mandatory despite being top ranked in two organizations for years, and his best win was an aged Derevyanchenko who was a career middleweight, and who gave Mbilli everything he could handle with only one arm, and not the most important one either. If you're thinking Mbilli is special, I think that calls your judgement into question, personally. I think he'll get exposed as soon as he really steps up competition. Fortunately for him, the best guys either moved up, or are Canelo, so at least he'll get paid well when he gets exposed, and he can pretend it was just because it was Canelo.

            Berlanga is the worst of the batch. I doubt he gets by rusty Charlo with his cornucopia of mental illnesses, let alone the likes of Caleb Plant, or any of the younger contenders who haven't had any real step ups being domestic to give us an idea about what they've got.
            I understand what you're saying but with the exception of Light Heavyweight, the rest of the weight divisions around Super Middleweight have a similar level of talent i.e. one ELITE fighter followed by several very good but not great fighters (like Munguia, Mbilli & Berlanga) who ALSO have holes in their game. See below:-

            Welterweight:-

            1. Ennis
            2. Stanionis
            3. Barrios
            4. Avanesyan

            Junior Middleweight:-

            1. Crawford
            2. Madrimov
            3. Fundora
            4. Ortiz

            Middleweight:-

            1. Janibek
            2. Adames
            3. Sheeraz
            4. Lara

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            • #16
              What I noticed was his feet are extremely slow and defensive flaws as well, but he’s got hope if he can develop better Combinations and faster hands all the things needed at highest level.

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              • #17
                That was a good win over a solid, legit fighter. I like the upside with Pacheco. Fan friendly fighter.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by budfr View Post

                  Munguia was a solid champion and is very good. Oadded record?? You casuals are hard to please. A boxer without amatuer backround needs to fight no names first, and even then, they can lose. You can´t fight all "names" at first, who are sometimes boring fighters anyways. Mayweather has a padded record, full of gift decisions and unable to KO a Girl Scout. Munguia has shown grit, a chin and power. Caleb Plant had an amateur division AND has a padded record is he good for you?? Munguia blasts him. Munguia went 12 good rounds with Canelo whilst Plant was KOed like a bum. Bernard Hopkins should make a comeback??
                  Mayweather has 22 world champs on his resume in 50 fights. How is his record padded?

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