This is exactly the crap I talk about. Its like a circle jerk around here. I can say Chico was drained, Marquez was a blown up lightweight, Hatton was to small for welterweight, and Manny was "injured". I grow so tired of everyone discrediting almost everything any fighter ever did when it does'nt fit their narrative. Somehow in your universe you reduced the man's career down to Kelly, Tapia and Ayala. And in the same stroke reduced Manny's win over him to a past prime guy who never really beat anyone worth making him a p4p fighter.

You fail to mention Hamed and the fact that he beat Morales 2 out of 3 as his best wins. Also as far as his prime goes, the fact he beat Morales a year after he lost to Manny tells me he was in his prime, probably on the backside of it, but none the less his prime. If you want an example of a 28 year old washed up fighter, look at Chico. The number of fights and wars you have does'nt matter. How your body takes it does. You can be washed up after 35 fights or maybe 100 fights. Using a guys age and the number of fights he has as a gauge to if he is in his prime or not is silly.
You fail to mention Hamed and the fact that he beat Morales 2 out of 3 as his best wins. Also as far as his prime goes, the fact he beat Morales a year after he lost to Manny tells me he was in his prime, probably on the backside of it, but none the less his prime. If you want an example of a 28 year old washed up fighter, look at Chico. The number of fights and wars you have does'nt matter. How your body takes it does. You can be washed up after 35 fights or maybe 100 fights. Using a guys age and the number of fights he has as a gauge to if he is in his prime or not is silly.
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