What is resume?

[Jloro]

come on jloro your better than that

so darnell boone has a great resume...?

Not what I mean, it doesn't count losses as good, but a competetive decision loss to andre ward is better than beating some bums and doing nothing. Shows you can atleast hang with top dogs

[baCCaT]

lol PPV is a consideration for having a good resume ? times 'a changing i see..!

[jas]

Not what I mean, it doesn't count losses as good, but a competetive decision loss to andre ward is better than beating some bums and doing nothing. Shows you can atleast hang with top dogs

yea i agree "special losses" are better than bum ass wins.

[HWChampion]

You asked what is resume, not what is a great resume. Resume = all fights along with the PPV numbers it did or ratings.

What in the f-ck has PPV's got to do with it? Money is a small aspect that *****s care about as though they did 2.2 million buys lol

[[T][B][E]]

lol PPV is a consideration for having a good resume ? times 'a changing i see..!

No its considered to determine if ur A-side for your next fight.

[[T][B][E]]

What in the f-ck has PPV's got to do with it? Money is a small aspect that *****s care about as though they did 2.2 million buys lol

Read last post ^

[AVDB]

come on AVDB your better than that...

cant believe credible posters are saying resume is losses!!

lets put journeymen into the hall of fame!

Every fight you've had is a part of who you are as a boxer. It's just like life, you are what you do. It's your curriculum vitae. Losses happen, just like the wins and we can see whether a fighter grows because of them or if he doesn't.

Your last line though, makes me think I don't understand entirely what you're asking.

[I Love Jesus!]

theres a difference between a resume and a record

not really

[WilkinsOlajuwon]

jas, dude, its not that losses "count"

its that WHO a fighter chooses to fight factors into his status. Cotto, for example, has lost to Floyd and Manny...and while he doesnt get credit in terms of a win/loss, it shows us what kind of fighter he is.

[jas]

Every fight you've had is a part of who you are as a boxer. It's just like life, you are what you do. It's your curriculum vitae. Losses happen, just like the wins and we can see whether a fighter grows because of them or if he doesn't.

Your last line though, makes me think I don't understand entirely what you're asking.

im asking what makes a resume so when someone asks you who has a better resume you say a certain fighter based on either:

- wins if you think thats what a resume is
- all fights if you think thats what it is