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Cool, so whatever option works best in your BRAIN is what should be universally considered the best available fight. Thanks for clearing that up.
here's where using your own brain comes in. See...I watched Mosley's last fight...and that's why he was universally recognized as such by not just ESPN and Ring (what happened to sanctioning bodies, princess?) but by nearly everyone!
His last fight was Jan. of '09 and it was a fight against a drained Margarito who had found out that his career was in jeopardy before the fight started. The Mosley that fought Shane was the same Mosley who fought Floyd. Doesn't make sense that one is a considered a great WW fight and the other is a cherry pick. Shane was done in both fights.
Who gives a **** if he won against Freddy Hernandez?
Does Mike Jones beating Raul Munoz mean he's the best available for Manny now?
Except Floyd didn't perceive as a threat, otherwise he would've gone on vacation instead. He said it himself in an ESPN interview, Shane was older and he (Floyd) was planning on pressing the action because of this.
I'm just trying to establish a baseline for how you determine who the best available is, was wondering if it was ranking by either sanctioning bodies, boxing publications, calibre of opponents, etc.
But now I know... it's your Brain
here's where using your own brain comes in. See...I watched Mosley's last fight...and that's why he was universally recognized as such by not just ESPN and Ring (what happened to sanctioning bodies, princess?) but by nearly everyone!
His last fight was Jan. of '09 and it was a fight against a drained Margarito who had found out that his career was in jeopardy before the fight started. The Mosley that fought Shane was the same Mosley who fought Floyd. Doesn't make sense that one is a considered a great WW fight and the other is a cherry pick. Shane was done in both fights.
Who gives a **** if he won against Freddy Hernandez?
Does Mike Jones beating Raul Munoz mean he's the best available for Manny now?
Except Floyd didn't perceive as a threat, otherwise he would've gone on vacation instead. He said it himself in an ESPN interview, Shane was older and he (Floyd) was planning on pressing the action because of this.
I'm just trying to establish a baseline for how you determine who the best available is, was wondering if it was ranking by either sanctioning bodies, boxing publications, calibre of opponents, etc.
But now I know... it's your Brain
Antonio Margarito ranked #1 by the WBC...
****ing clown.
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