Better win: Kono, Chilemba or Bundu/Algieri?

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  • Motorcity Cobra
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    Better win: Kono, Chilemba or Bundu/Algieri?

    I'm seeing all this hype about Inoue beating this guy Kono who had never been stopped prior to Inoue. I don't follow the lower weights and I especially don't follow Japanese boxing. Call me a casual if you want to but I don't care.

    Anyway I'm seeing all this hype for Inoue so I check out Kono's record. This guy is 36 years old and had 9 losses coming into the fight, including UD losses to a guy who was 2-0 (who hasn't done anything of note since), a guy with 12 losses, and was coming off a loss to Concepcion (a good fighter). I thought he'd just beat a monster by the way he was getting hype. I like seeing young guys put these older guys out of their miser so Inoue did what he should've did.

    Spence did to Algieri what Khan, Provodnikov and Pacquiao couldn't do (Hearn was trying to make a Brook/Provodnikov fight ). Ref didn't even give him a 10 count. Waved it off as soon as Algieri hit the ground. But we still heard excuses. So he goes on to beat Bundu by KO. Knocked him under the ropes. Not even a 10 count the ref automatically waved the fight off. But then we heard Bundu is old. Bundu's only loss has come at the hands of Thurman and it wasn't a KO loss.

    Even Gvozdyk is getting more credit for stopping Chilemba who was coming off two losses in a row. But Spence doesn't get credit for beating two guys who've been in there with the top competition and never been stopped before. Bundu and Algieri has less losses than Chilemba combined.



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    Inoue over Kono
    17.65%
    3
    Spence over Bundu/Algieri
    23.53%
    4
    Gvozdyk over Chilemba
    58.82%
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    #2
    He stands out not because of his opposition but because he seems like he's a better boxer than Spence

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      #3
      Originally posted by aldo5408
      He stands out not because of his opposition but because he seems like he's a better boxer than Spence
      Based on.......?????

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        #4
        Originally posted by aldo5408
        He stands out not because of his opposition but because he seems like he's a better boxer than Spence
        Based on.......????? Beating a guy with 9 losses who had already lost to a guy with a 2-0 record? And the guy with the 2-0 record didn't go on to do great things.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra
          Based on.......????? Beating a guy with 9 losses who had already lost to a guy with a 2-0 record? And the guy with the 2-0 record didn't go on to do great things.
          Based on straight up destroying everyone. Becoming a champ after a few fights and being very young
          Where was Spence after 5 fights. I'm a fan of both but The Monster is accomplishing much more

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            #6
            Originally posted by aldo5408
            Based on straight up destroying everyone. Becoming a champ after a few fights and being very young
            Where was Spence after 5 fights. I'm a fan of both but The Monster is accomplishing much more
            He's doing what he should be doing considering his level of competition. It's crazy how nobody takes level of competition into consideration now a days. I give GGG a lot so shit for his resume but it's better than Crawford's and Crawford never gets shit on for his weak resume. Everything now a days is the eye test.

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              I have to go with Spence, I didn't think he would do that to either guy TBH. I thought he would win but he ****ed them up

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                Competition sucks in those lower weight classes. They need to consolidate 3 or 4 of those weight classes. Most grown men can't make 114lbs that's why the best fighters will always be 135 and above. The worldwide pool of men who can make 114lbs just isn't big enough. You gotta come from a Asian country or a country plagued with rampant starvation to make those weights. Then to top it off you got like 3 or 4 weight classes separated by 7lbs. You're thinning out an already thin pool.

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                  Chilemba is better than both Bundu and Algieri though. Bundu is a 40 years old and Algieri is just not world class by any stretch of the imagination.

                  Chilemba probably as good as Ward did against Kovalev and he had a very close loss to Eledier Alvarez that could have went his way.

                  Plus he's given champions like Bellew all kinds of problems and has a win over Maxim Vlasov, who is turning out to be a pretty good fighter.

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                    Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra
                    Competition sucks in those lower weight classes. They need to consolidate 3 or 4 of those weight classes. Most grown men can't make 114lbs that's why the best fighters will always be 135 and above. The worldwide pool of men who can make 114lbs just isn't big enough. You gotta come from a Asian country or a country plagued with rampant starvation to make those weights. Then to top it off you got like 3 or 4 weight classes separated by 7lbs. You're thinning out an already thin pool.
                    Agreed...........

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