If Broner can beat Gamboa, he shoots up the P4P list IMMEDIATELY.
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So now titles mean something now? 154 is Floyd 5th weight class, 168 would be Sergio's 4th weight class.When all else fails, bring up Pacman. Why would I feel the same about Pacman Martinez. Pacman won't even fight Miguel Cotto without draining him. He lost to Marquez & couldn't put away a gimpy Bradley. Obviously he isn't top fighter material anymore.
Martinez has never fought at 168, but Floyd is a 154lb champ. So the comparison is moot.
Also didn't PAC when a title at 154?
IMO @154 Floyd would beat Sergio at 154, I can't speak on him fighting at 160 because Floyd has never fought at that weightComment
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Either way I just want him back in the ring. I'm one who is never really sure how old the cuban fighters are, so I hope we didn't miss out on much of his prime years.Comment
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I don't think the boxers' ages are questionable. The baseball players...that's a different story. lol
What does concern me is how old some of the best Cubans are. A guy like Rigondeaux, at 31, has relatively little prime left. Meanwhile, he's a rookie pro. I agree, the sooner Gamboa gets back in the ring the better. We're all missing out on an amazing talent. Guys like him are uncommon.Comment
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Titles as a boxing fan has always meant something to me. Well the 4 world title anyway & the Ring of course.So now titles mean something now? 154 is Floyd 5th weight class, 168 would be Sergio's 4th weight class.
Also didn't PAC when a title at 154?
IMO @154 Floyd would beat Sergio at 154, I can't speak on him fighting at 160 because Floyd has never fought at that weight
At 154 is where I'd like the fight, never mentioned 160.
Like I said if Pacman won't fight a healthy Cotto there's no reason to assume he'd fight Martinez, hell he won't even fight Floyd in his weight class.Comment
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Even though Gamboa is a P4P talent, he's not worthy of being in the top 10 right now because he hasn't beaten anybody in a long time. If Broner beats him I'd rank him 11 or 12.Comment
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Actually yes. Mayweather made extensive use of his superior reach.Comment
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