The Current "man to beat" at 147 is....
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Ok Vargas>Collazo, how bout that?
For the record I think Thurman should be full champ not whatever they're calling it.Comment
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Lol, what? He sure in the **** is. It maybe only that he is younger and fresher but he's definitely a better opponent at this point. How could you even argue that?Comment
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because Collazo has beaten people and Vargas hasn't? Lopez and Khabib arguably beat him ... You are really bending every fact you can to make Bradley seem better.. Not saying I rate Collazo or anything..Comment
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I'm not bending the facts. I'm stating them. Your the one doing all the bending and shaping here for the sake of your argument. Collazo is a "barely was, has been" on the verge of retirement (if he hasn't already) At least Vargas is still just a "barely was" and has a lot more years ahead of him.
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Definitely not Thurman with that paper title eitherOriginally posted by saint laurentPacquiao has lost three of his last six, including his most recent fight. How in the world can he be the "man to beat" at Welterweight?
Tim Bradley just won a vacant title and is 2-1-1 in his last four fights. How in the world can he be the "man to beat" at Welterweight?
I don't think anybody at Welterweight is the "man to beat" yet. Floyd JUST retired.
BUT, with Keith Thurman and Kell Brook both still undefeated, both having world titles and both at least having made a couple of defenses, there's no doubt they are the guys with the best claims to being champion of the division. Definitely not Pacquiao or Bradley. The WBO title was just thrown in the garbage earlier this year.
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