So now a fighter gets discredited for winning and a fighter gets credit for losing?
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yes winning over a hall of famer is more impressive then losing to another hall of famer....you get 0 credit for losingSo your assertion is that moving Marquez up from 135 and winning, is more impressive than a career lightweight moving up and being very competitive with one of if not the greatest middleweight of all time?
And yes, old...
32 years old and 80 fights into a career is OLD.
and duran was no damn career light weight he was a 154 champ and former ww champ when he fought haglerComment
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So by your standard, Floyd would get more credit for beating ricardo lopez than Duran gets for being competitive with hagler?Comment
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Are you ******? Duran had 60+ fights at lightweight. How is that not a career lightweight?Comment
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why would floyd be fighting someone who fights a minimum weight??lets be realistic..if you beat a hall of famer at or around your damn weight class it is better then losing to one..since when in the hell do you get credit for losing a damn fight?? what the **** is a "special loss"???Comment
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Very nice post and true. Alot of people do not seem to understand that It's not always age that makes a fighter old. The amount and type of fights plays a significant role.So your assertion is that moving Marquez up from 135 and winning, is more impressive than a career lightweight moving up and being very competitive with one of if not the greatest middleweight of all time?
And yes, old...
32 years old and 80 fights into a career is OLD.
I think we have all heard the expression that sometimes a fighters stock rises In defeat. This Is particularly true with fighters that have a style like Duran, Gatti, Ward ect.Last edited by ironmt; 02-04-2014, 06:21 PM.Comment
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