That's not what p4p is though. P4P is how you matchup with different fighters once you move up in weight. I'm perplexed as to why you can mention Greb, Gans, Pep, Ali etc. who never moved up in weight, yet just because they fought valiently they are "p4p" fighters.
When making all time lists, you factor in how they did when moving up in weight, accomplish wise. At least that's what IBRO does, and they are class at ranking each division.
That's not what p4p is though. P4P is how you matchup with different fighters once you move up in weight. I'm perplexed as to why you can mention Greb, Gans, Pep, Ali etc. who never moved up in weight, yet just because they fought valiently they are "p4p" fighters.
When making all time lists, you factor in how they did when moving up in weight, accomplish wise. At least that's what IBRO does, and they are class at ranking each division.
Greb DID move up in weight...several times.
Again, he beat heavyweights, Tunney, other light heavies when he himself was a natural middleweight...
No, I don't believe there is any footage at welterweight. I must of misread, I was talking about his reign at middleweight.
I've seen him fight at middleweight as well. He was a force to be reckoned with at that weight, and if he really was much better at 147 and 154 then thats just perplexing.
I've seen him fight at middleweight as well. He was a force to be reckoned with at that weight, and if he really was much better at 147 and 154 then thats just perplexing.
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