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Originally posted by therealpugilist View Postfights on won in the ring...not message boards...canelo is the champion until he loses and GGG is just another one of boxings trinket holders...its sucks...as a fan it does...but its the truth
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Originally posted by therealpugilist View Postfights on won in the ring...not message boards...canelo is the champion until he loses and GGG is just another one of boxings trinket holders...its sucks...as a fan it does...but its the truth
A title needs to be legitimised by the fighter. Golovkin's unified championship is far more legitimate than Canelo's unified one.
Your position is one that requires justification, you seem to be passing an assumption as a matter of fact
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Originally posted by techliam View PostWhy do you hold lineal titles to different standards to ABC titles?
A title needs to be legitimised by the fighter. Golovkin's unified championship is far more legitimate than Canelo's unified one.
Your position is one that requires justification, you seem to be passing an assumption as a matter of fact
newsflash: lineal doesnt mean what it did 50 years ago.
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Originally posted by therealpugilist View Posteye test and p4p are opinion based...the facts are both hold trinkets, rack up kos, and have not EARNED the distinction as champ in their divsion
whether you are avoided or not, you dont get credit for fights that are NOT made
As for Wilder, again. The glaring difference between the two is the skill gap. GGG is doing windmill jams, while Wilder is bricking layups.
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Originally posted by DreamerUSA View PostThis will be my last reply because it just seems you don't get it. P4P and the best/ATG are two seperate lists with different criteria. The best/ATG are based on resume/accomplishments and less susceptible to opinon, p4p is based on fantasy matchups and thus pure speculation. Always has been. Don't know what this modern day hard on is about resumes when it comes to fantasy matchups, when as I stated in a previous post, the triangle theory is next to useless in the sport of boxing. Now if you can find someone on a guys resume with a similar style as his opponent and use that to come to a conclusion on who will win, great. But just stomping your feet and saying a guy has no business on a p4p list because of his resume, defeats the purpose of a p4p list. if thats the case we just need to have one list and have it named "The Most Accomplished Mother****er in Boxing" list.
As for Wilder, again. The glaring difference between the two is the skill gap. GGG is doing windmill jams, while Wilder is bricking layups.
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Originally posted by therealpugilist View Posteye test and p4p are opinion based...the facts are both hold trinkets, rack up kos, and have not EARNED the distinction as champ in their divsion
whether you are avoided or not, you dont get credit for fights that are NOT made
You ask any WW to fight with Danny Garcia they'll say, where do I sign?
You ask anyone at MW if they want to fight GGG it's "I need $3-4M", "I need fight to marinate" "I have family issues" (Peter Quillin special)
I just used Danny as an example, it could apply to many other boxers.
The point is, the eye test matters. Whether it's the most important thing is up for debate.
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Originally posted by OnePunch View Posthe's an idiot. By his logic Roy Jones was a nobody at 175 because Michaelczewski was lineal.
newsflash: lineal doesnt mean what it did 50 years ago.
Roy is my favorite all time fighter...he beat a lot of top contenders in his era but he never won the lineal title
get over it
it means the same thing it did 50 years ago....fan boys like you try to dilute the significance because a fighter you like has not EARNED the distinction
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Originally posted by TheCell8 View PostOf course the eye test matters... Fighters who pass the eye test i.e. Look impressive and/or unstoppable have a harder time building their resume because fighters are reluctant to step into the ring with them. Danny doesn't pass the eye test but his resume is good because everyone wants to fight him and he's getting opportunities that fighters like GGG don't get. The guys that have legitimately showed interest in fighting with GGG are either not in his weight class, or are with a promoter that doesn't work with HBO. If you offer anyone a fight with Danny, they're going to jump on it. He's probably the most called out boxer out there. To his credit he has won all the fights he's taken, but he's also had guys in his weight class willing to fight him.
You ask any WW to fight with Danny Garcia they'll say, where do I sign?
You ask anyone at MW if they want to fight GGG it's "I need $3-4M", "I need fight to marinate" "I have family issues" (Peter Quillin special)
I just used Danny as an example, it could apply to many other boxers.
The point is, the eye test matters. Whether it's the most important thing is up for debate.
sorry GGG riders...he hasnt
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Originally posted by DreamerUSA View PostThis will be my last reply because it just seems you don't get it. P4P and the best/ATG are two seperate lists with different criteria. The best/ATG are based on resume/accomplishments and less susceptible to opinon, p4p is based on fantasy matchups and thus pure speculation. Always has been. Don't know what this modern day hard on is about resumes when it comes to fantasy matchups, when as I stated in a previous post, the triangle theory is next to useless in the sport of boxing. Now if you can find someone on a guys resume with a similar style as his opponent and use that to come to a conclusion on who will win, great. But just stomping your feet and saying a guy has no business on a p4p list because of his resume, defeats the purpose of a p4p list. if thats the case we just need to have one list and have it named "The Most Accomplished Mother****er in Boxing" list.
As for Wilder, again. The glaring difference between the two is the skill gap. GGG is doing windmill jams, while Wilder is bricking layups.
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