Ring Ratings At Welterweight Are Disgustingly Bad

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  • shade darkar
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    #31
    Originally posted by Bushbaby
    I think he beat Bradley too. But the fight was still controversial regardless. But if they are going to apply that logic to Bradley, why won't they apply it to Marquez?? I still don't see how Paulie & Brook can be ranked over Bradley either.
    its not rocket science.

    the ring see bradleys fight with pacquiao as a loss. therefore, what else has he done at welterweight? he beat abregu. where as paulie won a title and brook won an IBF eliminator.

    doesnt mean its right, but thats how they see it.

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    • shade darkar
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      #32
      Originally posted by -Kev-
      So Marquez beats Pacquiao twice, but both times get treated like the loser, and Manny the "rightful" winner.

      Pacquiao loses a controversial split decision and gets ranked like the winner, and Bradley like the loser.

      Double standards.
      not really, pacquiao vs marquez 3 was still a close fight. i had marquez winning, but i can see why pacquiao got the decision.

      pacquiao bradley wasnt anywhere near as close.

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      • FeFist
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        #33
        It's funny, a few years ago people were talking about how it was one of the most stacked divisions in boxing, now it is worse than the heavyweight division.

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        • FeFist
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          #34
          Also lol at Pacquiao being ranked no. 1 at Welterweight.

          He has looked like **** in his last three fights.

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          • Bermuda
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            #35
            Originally posted by shade darkar
            its not rocket science.

            the ring see bradleys fight with pacquiao as a loss. therefore, what else has he done at welterweight? he beat abregu. where as paulie won a title and brook won an IBF eliminator.

            doesnt mean its right, but thats how they see it.
            True...Bradley hasn't really done much at welter except beat abregu and get a gift against PAC. So no issue with him being ranked #6. IMO #6 is very generous.

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            • HeroBando
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              #36
              It's actually better than it's been for the past couple of year, with the jwws moving up. If you think this is bad, check 168:

              #2 Stieglitz
              #4 Oosthuisen
              #6 Groves
              #9 Edwin Rodriguez

              That's 3 decent prospects well inside the top 10. Even Zaveck is better that Stieglitz

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              • bojangles1987
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                #37
                Originally posted by FeFist
                It's funny, a few years ago people were talking about how it was one of the most stacked divisions in boxing, now it is worse than the heavyweight division.
                Come on, it's not that bad at all. It still has the two of the three best fighters in the sport, Tim Bradley is very good, and a lot of good fighters are moving up.

                It's looking better than it was a year ago, when Berto was the only good fighter besides Pac and Floyd.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by El Angel
                  Mayweather fought in May man.
                  At 154 my man. 154>welterweight

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                  • FeFist
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                    #39
                    Originally posted by bojangles1987
                    Come on, it's not that bad at all. It still has the two of the three best fighters in the sport, Tim Bradley is very good, and a lot of good fighters are moving up.

                    It's looking better than it was a year ago, when Berto was the only good fighter besides Pac and Floyd.
                    No the division is piss poor and the fact that Bradley and Pacquiao are dominant fighters in that division proves my point. If Welterweights like Hearns and Leonard existed, heck if welterweights like De La Hoya, Mosley and Trinidad were still around. Pacquiao and Bradley would be fighting at Jr Welterweight.

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                    • bojangles1987
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by FeFist
                      No the division is piss poor and the fact that Bradley and Pacquiao are dominant fighters in that division proves my point. If Welterweights like Hearns and Leonard existed, heck if welterweights like De La Hoya, Mosley and Trinidad were still around. Pacquiao and Bradley would be fighting at Jr Welterweight.
                      It's still not worse than heavyweight. Berto and Ortiz are better than most heavyweights, and they're arguably not even top 5 at the moment.

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