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Originally posted by SnakeVen0m View PostBradley
Marquez (former champion)
Provodnikov (champion)
Casamayor (former Champion)
Alexander (former champion)
Abregu
Peterson (champion)
Campbell (former champion)
Holt (former champion)
Vasquez (Champion)
Froch
Kessler (former champion)
Bute (former champion)
Johnson (former champion)
Abraham (former champion)
Dirrell
Taylor (former champion)
Pascal (former champion)
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I give my props to Bradley he's a great champion, I think carls cv edges him though, he was in far more fights where he was supposed to lose, all back to back.
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Originally posted by RockyIV View PostHow many did Bradley fight in their prime? Not as many as Carl. And you can't count what they did after because all that matters is the version of the fighter they got in the ring with.
I give my props to Bradley he's a great champion, I think carls cv edges him though, he was in far more fights where he was supposed to lose, all back to back.
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Originally posted by SnakeVen0m View PostBut Carl fought a shot to **** Taylor who was beating his ass for 11 1/2 rounds?!? Johnson who was way past prime. Not to mention Kessler's win which was recent, Kessler is done too! He fought Kessler in his prime and he lost! I'm not counting losses.
I respect both fighters though so I don't want to use Bradley against froch because I rate them both highly. I think froch has fought and the better, prime fighters though.
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Originally posted by RockyIV View PostLol carl was supposed to lose all those fights you know, it was the jermain Taylor show. The only time carl has been favorite on the world level was 3 fights ago, that was despite slaying everyone in or around his weight class bar ward. And let's not forget that Bradley took an L to pacquiao and went life and death with provodnikov.
I respect both fighters though so I don't want to use Bradley against froch because I rate them both highly. I think froch has fought and best the better, prime fighters though.
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Originally posted by SnakeVen0m View PostCan you explain to me please how this matter in a resume? I'm simply looking at facts here.
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Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostI factor pre-fight expectations into a fighter's resume. Certain wins are definitely enhanced based on what was expected going into it. Ultimately the quality of fighter matters more, but I don't like to just dismiss expectations.Last edited by SnakeVen0m; 12-20-2013, 09:17 AM.
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It's amusing watching these Froch apologists go to work. They purposely fail to contextualise why this rematch is so important.
Froch prides himself on being one of the best fighters Britain ever had. The fact is he got knocked down and almost knocked out in the first round, and then got out-boxed and out-gunned for the vast majority of the fight. All this against a guy who was a huge underdog. Whether you agree with the stoppage or not, it was indisputably controversial. Froch, who was cheered into the ring initially, was booed out of it by the end of the fight.
If you read between the lines you will realise this rematch has little to do with Groves as much as it has to do with the fans, and Froch himself. Groves, after all, has a bright future regardless and has gone up in stock massively. It is Froch who is now being questioned everywhere. And it's Froch who needs to cement his legacy by leaving no questions unanswered.
After all, he does claim to be the best fighter Britain ever had alongside Lennox Lewis.
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Originally posted by SnakeVen0m View PostCan you explain to me please how this matter in a resume? I'm simply looking at facts here.
Bojangles makes a good point. In his follow up post.
Also if we just look at facts only, then we have to take what bojangles signature says is true, that deante wilder is truly better than Muhammad Ali. But using context I'm guessing that he's being sarcastic there ;-)
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