What fighters took the easy road to the title?

[jrosales13]

So he goes down ONE weight class in his 12th pro fight against a World Champ and it's soft.

I could understand if it was a close fight but it was mostly a shot out.

What a damn crybaby.

If anyone had an easy career for belts, it sure as hell wasn't Oscar compared to a lot of peeps out there.

How is that not an easy road for the belt? I am not talking about 135 nor 140 nor 147 nor 154 not even his 160 belt. But, his title at 130 what top 10 SFW did he beat?

And, lets looked at who he faced it was Bredahl, the weakest title holder of the division. Is not like he faced Chicanito, The Professor, or Molina. He faced Bredahl, who only had 2 title defenses and only had like 16 fights himself. So is not like Oscar faced a seasoned title holder. He faced a fighter that pretty much had the same pro experience as he did. And is not like Bredahl beat a good title holder either. He also beat a very weak title holder to get the title. Hell Bredahl also had a weak road to the title just like Oscar.

If I am wrong in anything I said then bringing out?

[TOBYLEE1]

Chris John

[TOBYLEE1]

Virgil Hill

[Pirao]

David Haye.

[MXboxingfan]

Edwin Valero

[pbftxrs316]

Most fighters aim for the weakest title holder first.

like who? give an example--