Whoah calm down! Just because i disagree with you, it doesn't mean you have to pop a blood vessel.
I for one agree with you that Chavez is indeed one of the greatest boxers in history, and acknowledge all his achievements that you pointed out.
But you do realize that Chavez was already boxing when Pac was just two years old right? Pac was just getting started when Chavez was already heading in the twilight of his career.
Boxing was a totally different world when Chavez started his career compared to that of Pac. True, Pac would NEVER achieve or even match many of Chavez accomplishments, but is that the ONLY gauge to greatness?
Cuz if it was, then Chavez would be #1 in the list of ATGs.
But he's not.
He's indeed one of the greatest, but not generally considered THE greatest.
Like i said previously, one CANNOT fairly judge fighters who (in this case) fought in different decades. There are just too many factors to consider.
And you also have the nostalgia factor. I'm sure that in 10, 20 years, people would then consider Pac an ATG and he would undoubtedly beat any current champion in a fantasy fight, just like our current ATGs tend to beat today's champions.
BUT if you still are not satisfied with my explanation, then that's cool. I have neither the inclination nor stamina to engage on a lengthy debate.
I for one agree with you that Chavez is indeed one of the greatest boxers in history, and acknowledge all his achievements that you pointed out.
But you do realize that Chavez was already boxing when Pac was just two years old right? Pac was just getting started when Chavez was already heading in the twilight of his career.
Boxing was a totally different world when Chavez started his career compared to that of Pac. True, Pac would NEVER achieve or even match many of Chavez accomplishments, but is that the ONLY gauge to greatness?
Cuz if it was, then Chavez would be #1 in the list of ATGs.
But he's not.
He's indeed one of the greatest, but not generally considered THE greatest.
Like i said previously, one CANNOT fairly judge fighters who (in this case) fought in different decades. There are just too many factors to consider.
And you also have the nostalgia factor. I'm sure that in 10, 20 years, people would then consider Pac an ATG and he would undoubtedly beat any current champion in a fantasy fight, just like our current ATGs tend to beat today's champions.
BUT if you still are not satisfied with my explanation, then that's cool. I have neither the inclination nor stamina to engage on a lengthy debate.

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