Ring Ratings At Welterweight Are Disgustingly Bad
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But with that said I think floyd should clearly be #1 and Pac #2.Comment
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I understand them not wanting to recognize it, but still doesn't account for Pacman's 2 suspect performances in a row. Didn't mention Floyd cause it goes without saying, automatic so to speak.Comment
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I'm just trying to rationalize their logic behind the ratings. Maybe cuz floyd hasn't fought a WW in a long while he's #2, and pac is there by default I guess. All I know is it should be Floyd, then Pac. No one else deserves to be in the top 2, despite pac having two suspect performances in a row (imo he beat bradley clean & clear, nothing suspect about it, JMM different story though).Comment
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I'm just trying to rationalize their logic behind the ratings. Maybe cuz floyd hasn't fought a WW in a long while he's #2, and pac is there by default I guess. All I know is it should be Floyd, then Pac. No one else deserves to be in the top 2, despite pac having two suspect performances in a row (imo he beat bradley clean & clear, nothing suspect about it, JMM different story though).Comment
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well imo, and I'm guessing this is the rings opinion too, but bradley-pac was not a close fight. It was obvious to 99% of everyone that pac should have won. Pac vs JMM was pretty damn close. (For example if we look at the press scoring, boxrec documents 120 scores for pac, 1 for bradley and one draw. Whereas boxrec has 57 scored for JMM and 51 for Pac.)Comment
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