Mijares #1 SBW?

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

It's obvioulsy they don't know who Nishioka is, especially guys like TS who are new to boxing and never seen him fight

Who are you? Do I know you? Cause apparently you know me.

I can't believe this thread is still alive. I see some people caught on. While it went over some people's heads.

[Elotero]

Since Mijares did something Nishioka couldn't do does that make him the #1 122 lber? Sounds like a reasonable logic no?

The dude KOed AND retired Marquez.

Seriously.

The guys claim to fame was a KO win over Jhonny Gonzalez ages ago and he followed that up with -- nothing. Nothing until he beat a washed up Marquez ages after.

Even if you called him #1. He was not some badass. He was as ripe for the picking as Paulie is @ WW.

Just answer this question Nishi huggers .. was Nishi #1 by default since the baddest guys @ 122 moved up/destroyed each other or was Nishi some division clearing badass? Averaging 2 fights a year, im leaning towards him just being a willing belt-warmer until a decent payday would come along.

Beating a default #1 guy < Beating a recognized, legit badass.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Seriously.

The guys claim to fame was a KO win over Jhonny Gonzalez ages ago and he followed that up with -- nothing. Nothing until he beat a washed up Marquez ages after.

Even if you called him #1. He was not some badass. He was as ripe for the picking as Paulie is @ WW.

Just answer this question Nishi huggers .. was Nishi #1 by default since the baddest guys @ 122 moved up/destroyed each other or was Nishi some division clearing badass? Averaging 2 fights a year, im leaning towards him just being a willing belt-warmer until a decent payday would come along.

Beating a default #1 guy < Beating a recognized, legit badass.

How do you call a guy who struggled vs a SHOT TO PIECES Marquez then took a year off at the age of 36 #1? He fought out of Japan twice...

[Elotero]

How do you call a guy who struggled vs a SHOT TO PIECES Marquez then took a year off at the age of 36 #1? He fought out of Japan twice...

It's called "grasping at straws to fulfill an agenda."