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  • Weebler I
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    #151
    Originally posted by The Big Dunn
    No, they are not in any way, shape or form.
    You can't say that without giving me who you think are the top two guys in those divisions.

    #2 at 160 is very much open, Stevenson is not definitely better than Pascal and who is definitively better than Provo at 140 with Garcia all but moved up?

    Either way, none of the PBC bouts have even come close to putting the best versus the best.

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    • IMDAZED
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      #152
      Originally posted by b00g13man
      This IS prime Floyd. Didn't you get the memo?
      Yeah, it's silly. They claim they want real debate but hate facing facts they don't agree with. And so then they start with the Floyd fan nonsense because they really want that argument, nothing else. Nah man, you're just wrong and acting like a petulant four-year-old. It's clear Floyd entered welter at the tail end of his prime and has slowly regressed since. His staying power, like Hopkins, is a testament to his ring IQ.

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      • El-blanco
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        #153
        Originally posted by IMDAZED
        I find it curious that they ignore how he fought from 130-140. As if it doesn't matter.

        Floyd is 38. He was 33 when he fought Mosley. 30 when he fought Oscar. In these divisions, you start losing it at that point. So to point to these fights as a barometer really says a lot.
        Nothing curious about it, there's nothing to dispute at that weight class. He was more exciting. But I'm not going to be convinced that he was past prime vs Oscar or Shane for that matter.

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        • The Big Dunn
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          #154
          Originally posted by IMDAZED
          I find it curious that they ignore how he fought from 130-140. As if it doesn't matter.

          Floyd is 38. He was 33 when he fought Mosley. 30 when he fought Oscar. In these divisions, you start losing it at that point. So to point to these fights as a barometer really says a lot.
          Floyd pre ODH is much different than post ODH for sure. It is somewhat frustrating that posters seem to forget that when making an argument about negative.

          If the focus of the sport is on winning and losing AS IT SHOULD BE AND USED TO BE, then the "negative" or "boring" aspects would take care of itself because fighters would keep trying to win.

          Floyd/Rigo style fighters would fight his way, the opponent would keep fighting, then we'd have a definitive conclusion and excitement. If nothing else the opponent might get a lead and force Floyd/Rigo to fight differently to win.
          Last edited by The Big Dunn; 05-13-2015, 11:17 AM.

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            #155
            Originally posted by Weebler I
            You can't say that without giving me who you think are the top two guys in those divisions.

            #2 at 160 is very much open, Stevenson is not definitely better than Pascal and who is definitively better than Provo at 140 with Garcia all but moved up?

            Either way, none of the PBC bouts have even come close to putting the best versus the best.
            Stevenson IMO is either 1 or 2. Kovalev is not definitively better than him IMO.

            Cotto is #1 at MW no matter if you guys want to admit it or not. GGG is #2.

            Danny is the#1 fighter at 140 and there is really no discussion.

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            • Weebler I
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              #156
              Originally posted by The Big Dunn
              Stevenson IMO is either 1 or 2. Kovalev is not definitively better than him IMO.
              Stevenson is not definitely better than Kovalev either, or Pascal.

              Cotto is #1 at MW no matter if you guys want to admit it or not. GGG is #2.
              lol come on.

              Danny is the#1 fighter at 140 and there is really no discussion.
              Danny hasn't fought at 140 for over a year and most people thought he lost that fight (Herrera).


              Point I was making is contrary to what R Walken said, HBO have come closer to putting the best against the best than PBC who have virtually no such clashes even coming close.

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                #157
                Originally posted by The Big Dunn
                Stevenson IMO is either 1 or 2. Kovalev is not definitively better than him IMO.

                Cotto is #1 at MW no matter if you guys want to admit it or not. GGG is #2.

                Danny is the#1 fighter at 140 and there is really no discussion.
                Lol cottos number one, the best? Seriously? You need to watch the fights instead of basing it on ****** titles. So if geale wins he's number one?

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                  #158
                  Originally posted by Weebler I
                  but this list is focusing on the best versus the best?

                  I'm not sure any of those PBC fights can be characterised as the best versus the best.

                  GGG-Murray (160), Kovalev-Pascal (175) and Matthysse-Provodnikov (140) might well be.
                  Really ..... For me the KOv / Pascal was a good match up . Matthysse / Ruslan was good because you had a feeling it be a outright war which it was but Ruslan isn't that great. Lucas is probably 2-3 in his div what's Ruslan maybe top 10-12 and sinking 1 win vs Alvarado in 2 years( No credit for Castillo) . GGG / Murray wasn't a good fight Murray best fights are his 3 losses. He was only ranked high because the MW div is weak as f.u.... So he might have been top 5 by default what were the odds 40-1 thats not best vs best.

                  Guerrero / Thurman 2 of the top 8-9 in the deepest div ,
                  Garcia / Peterson #1 against #3-4 only top guy he hadn't fought yet
                  , Broner / Porter Top 5 JWW vs top 7-8 ,WW ,
                  Direll / Degeale 2 top 10s fighting for a belt , Dirrell / Jack 2 top 10s fighting for a belt. Quillen / Lee 2 top 5 MWs . Even Lopez / Berto was a competitive match up on paper

                  You can disagree that's cool , I don't even think it's close as far as better match ups , I just think PBC is focusing more on competitive matchups . HBO is focusing more on fan friendly fights. Personally I like more competitive fights but I'm watching both ,not complaining just a observation

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                  • The Big Dunn
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                    #159
                    Originally posted by Weebler I
                    Stevenson is not definitely better than Kovalev either, or Pascal.



                    lol come on.



                    Danny hasn't fought at 140 for over a year and most people thought he lost that fight (Herrera).


                    Point I was making is contrary to what R Walken said, HBO have come closer to putting the best against the best than PBC who have virtually no such clashes even coming close.
                    we don't know because they haven't fought. Your opinion on who is #1 is fine. As the rankings go, Stevenson is #1.

                    No you come on. Your opinion on who would win if they fought doesn't mean GGG gets to be ranked #1.

                    Both guys are behind Peterson, Postol, Broner and Danny.

                    This is a valid point, but trying to argue these are #1 v #2 fights is ridiculous.
                    Last edited by The Big Dunn; 05-13-2015, 11:43 AM.

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                      #160
                      Originally posted by El-blanco
                      Lol cottos number one, the best? Seriously? You need to watch the fights instead of basing it on ****** titles. So if geale wins he's number one?
                      I said Cotto was ranked #1, which he is. Can't change that. We both would pick GGG to beat Cotto if they fought, that doesn't mean Cotto's rank changes or doesn't exist.

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