What Fighters Would Have Never Been Champions?

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I honestly don't mind the extra divisions, as long as the best in e division fight each other, which rarely happens...

Some guys can go up in weight, and some are perfectly designed for one weoght class..

Hagler is great at middleweight, but any higher and he would suffer..

HAtton was dominate at 140, at 147 he is nothing

I think tsyzu would be the same way,, he would have gotten wrecked by shane, Oscar, tito, Ike, vernon at welter

Juan diaz--- great at 135, nothing at 140..

Which is why i give such props to guys that can go up in weight because it's such a difficult task

Oh there's no doubt about that.

I really admire Henry Armstrong for going up with there were only eight classes.

I have to give Roberto Duran a lot of credit, too. Going from lightweight to middleweight is no easy task.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

There are some ******ed MF's in this thread that dksa the history of the sport......they just post off blind hate and emotion. Like a thread full of illogical females.

Maybe you should enlighten them with your knowledge. I'm not being sarcastic either. I'm sure you know plenty. If anything, this forum should be about learning more about the sport. Break it down for us.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

If the WBO belt didn't exist, Saunders would be forced to fight Golovkin if he wanted to get anywhere. If the WBA had one title, Jacobs would have to fight him as well.

I'm not saying these guys necessarily wouldn't be champions ever, but I'm betting they wouldn't be today if there were one champion.

[Æthelstan]

Chris algieri
Joe calzaghe
Amir Khan
Adrien broner
Paul malignaggi
Milton mccrory
Tony tucker
Arthur Abraham
Peter quiilen
Rid**** bowe
There's loads more

I disagree about Calzaghe.

the rest of the list is okay.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I disagree about Calzaghe.

the rest of the list is okay.

Yes. I'm very sure Calzaghe would have been a world champion.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I say Paulie Malignaggi would have never won a title, without question.