how much credit does someone get for unifying one of the weakest devsion?
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The strengths of a division is all based on opinion. There are the rare exception but when comes to divisions like Middleweight, Super Middle, Lighy Heavy, And Crusierweigt there's no difference.
Popularity doesn't equal better fighters.Comment
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Ward is fighting tune ups, dip****.I think GGG deserves credit for unifying the division if he eventually does so. I just don't like it when he and his groupies use 'unifying the division" to justify why he isn't moving up to fight Ward when he clearly didn't have a problem going up to 168 for other fighters.
He was never going to fight GGG in Oct.
Ward MIGHT fight in Nov(maybe) and that will be a tune up.Comment
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I'm not hugely impressed with belts in general these days. Seldom is any divisions 4+ world champions a murderers row. And I kinda see unifying more about your promoters power to be able to line that up than your talent. A lot of talent guys have only held one title when they were the force in a division. Obviously its not a bad thing & its not unimpressive, but I believe it to be an overrated boxer accomplishment & an underrated promoter accomplishment.Comment
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If he is able to fight all the current champions and beat them, he deserves all the credit in the world because it's not his fault that the division is weak. But the real question is if he unifies the MW division then what next?Comment
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He'll get a fair amount of credit for it. If it was so easy to do it would have been done. Martinez, Sturm, Geale and all those other belt holders couldn't do it.
Geale unified the WBA and IBF titles but vacated to fight Mundine instead of GGG.Comment
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Seriously, I mean who is left out of that bunch, Abraham and Ward? Dirrell faked his career away and Ward wanted no parts of him and vice versa. Taylor is a retired crazy man now, Froch retired, Kessler retired, and Abraham has fought the same opponent 23 times in a row while hiding out in Germany collecting checks.Comment
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