Mares for both. Who's just flat out better? Donaire; by a wide, wide margin.
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Donaire's win over montiel is the most impressive of them of all for me. But as of late, the run that Mares has been on is incredible. All top fighters, not in between fights, overall more top quality wins. At 122, yes Donaire bc of Nishioka. Basically, donaire has way to many fights against no hopers for my taste. To his credit, he handles his business.
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this not even debatable... Donaire by wide margin... just check P4P list in any website or organization... Donaire is in P4P list for years now...
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Originally posted by JustinFloydthis not even debatable... Donaire by wide margin... just check P4P list in any website or organization... Donaire is in P4P list for years now...
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Why are the Mares low blows not a bigger topic of conversation? I don't see how you can rationally say the Moreno decision couldn't be in question due to that. Do I think Moreno would've won without them? Probably not, but we have to question it. We hear enough *****ing and speculating about juicing/PEDs...how is consistently punching your opponents in the testicles really that much better?
I like how he plays it off like its his opponents are holding his head down, even though he's clearing throwing the punches before even being in holding range.
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the fact that Donaire went right into the Arce fight was BS.. Arce was an old, shop worn fighter. not to mention a style that nonito can capitalize on so he can look good. that win gets no credit.
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Originally posted by 1PunchKOPOW! View PostSo you can't draw your own conclusions? You let others influence you and the way you think?
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Originally posted by McFearless View Postthe fact that Donaire went right into the Arce fight was BS.. Arce was an old, shop worn fighter. not to mention a style that nonito can capitalize on so he can look good. that win gets no credit.
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Originally posted by SoggyLungsvic darchinyan - undefeated, IBF & IBO flyweight world champion, 6 successful defenses of the titles all by stoppage, top ten p4p, donaire only had 17 pro fights and was rightfully considered a big underdog
fernando montiel - the unified WBO & WBC bantamweight world champion, ranked #1 at bantamweight, ranked top ten p4p
toshiaki nishioka - ranked #1 at super bantamweight, the real WBC super bantamweight champ (was only stripped of the title), long veteran career
omar narvaez - a two weight world champion, ranked #1 at 115lbs, was undefeated before facing donaire
jeffrey mathebula - IBF world champion, no one has looked good against him and that includes caballero who beat mathebula by a close and some say controversial decision
and then you include future world champions: hernan marquez (went on to win the wba world title a year after losing donaire and later became the #1 ranked at flyweight), mthalane (went on to win the IBF world title a year after losing to donaire..he was the #1 contender to donaire's IBF world title belt)
and then you include former world champions: vazquez jr, jorge arce, and sydorenko
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