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  • soul_survivor
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    Best Resume 2010-13

    So this decade only, who has the best resume so far? I've shortlisted 5 main guys, in no particular order

    Carl Froch:
    Kessler x2 (world champion), Arthur Abraham (former champ who in his previous fight was well on his way to KOing ***** AA yank), Glen Johnson (Washed up), Andre Ward (champion), Lucian Bute (almost regarded as a top 10 p4p guy at the time and very dangerous, Froch destroyed him), Mack
    Best win: Bute

    Nonito Donaire:
    Vargas, Marquez, Sydorenko, Montiel (legitimate world champion and one of the best in the division), Narveaz (champion and a very crafty, cagey fighter, still a leading light), Vazquez Jr (moving up in weight), Mathebula (champion in a higher weight. unification bout), Nishioka (divisional number one at the time), Arce, Rigo (terrific fighter).
    Best win: Nishioka

    Sergio Martinez:
    Pavlik (battered one of the best post-Hopkins MWs and the legitimate champion at 160), Williams (destroyed a legitimate p4p contender and former champ), Dzinzurik, Barker, Macklin (both top level MW contenders and legitime top 10 fighters at the weight), Chavez Jr (world champion and ranked number 2 behind Martinez himself at the time, schooled him for 11 and a half rounds), Murray (arguably beat Sturm, much like Macklin, legit contender, top 10 guy)
    Best win: Williams

    Amir Khan:
    Malignaggi (champion, went on to win another title via stoppage at a higher weight and at times made Broner look ordinary), McCloskey (no. 1 140pounder in Europe at the time), Judah (still managing to be a force after being battered by Khan), Peterson (not really a loss and Peterson still a top 140lb guy), Garcia (consensus number one at 140 now), Molina, Diaz.
    Best win: Judah

    Abner Mares:
    Almanza, Perez (world champion), Darchinyan (still a force), Agbeko x2 (unification), Morel (world class operator), Moreno (long reigning champ), Leon.
    Best win: Moreno
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    #2
    what are you top resumes in this time?

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    • NEETzsche
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      #3
      1. donaire
      2. martinez
      3. mares

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      • John Barron
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        #4
        say what you want about alexander but he fought kotelnik, bradley, matthysse, maidana and randall bailey back to back.

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        • The Big Dunn
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          #5
          Mares
          Devon Alexander
          Froch

          You can't give Khan credit for Danny. Danny wasn't the best JWW when they fought.

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          • soul_survivor
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            #6
            Originally posted by Arakawa Dunn
            Mares
            Devon Alexander
            Froch

            You can't give Khan credit for Danny. Danny wasn't the best JWW when they fought.
            So? He became the best JWW on the planet after that fight and went on to destroy morales (old yes but the first fight had warranted a rematch) and handle Judah pretty easily except for some hairy moments in the last 3 rounds or so.

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            • soul_survivor
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              #7
              How have things changed in the last 2 years? Does Mayweather get a shout considering he just beat Pacquiao? It's sad to see the drop in quality from Donaire and Mares and the demise of Martinez.

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