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BHOP hid out in a dead MW for too long. That's going to hurt his legacy like it or not. BHOP went half a decade without even facing another champion at MW. The true high points of his career were facing men 2 divisions smaller than his own.
That says a lot.
Face it: From 1988-2000, BHOP was a dud. He defended one, single solitary vacant IBF belt against an assortment of nobodies. BHOP could have easily moved up and took on bigger challenges. He didn't. He waited until no one would hold losses against him to step it up DUE TO AGE. And even then he lost his fair share of fights.
BHOP is no doubt a gladiator .. a dirty gladiator, but a gladiator nonetheless. He's just not as impressive as some make him out to be. And some are willing to turn a blind eye to the fact that his vacant IBF belt didn't make him the lineal undisputed champion for those title defenses. BHOP did not truly equal Monzon's record, let alone break it.
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