Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Joshua-Wilder, Loma vs. Rigo, Jacobs, More

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The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards discussing topics such as Daniel Jacobs' victory over Luis Arias, the heavyweight unification between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder, Vasyl Lomachenko vs. Guillermo Rigondeaux, and more.
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[Steven Mccowan]

Appreciated. Love the mailbag

[ShoulderRoll]

You gotta rank De La Hoya above Trinidad.

He has the superior resume AND he beat Tito head to head (the "official" decision was bull****.)

[sunny31]

You gotta rank De La Hoya above Trinidad.

He has the superior resume AND he beat Tito head to head (the "official" decision was bull****.)

Yeah I agree, Oscar was the better and more versatile fighter and he proved it in more weight divisions.

I actually think in a p4p sense Marquez is also a superior fighter to Tito as well. His accomplishments are better.

[Shadoww702]

WOW!!! Fought 5 P4P #1's!!!! I agree no one would he undefeated doing that.

[Shadoww702]

You gotta rank De La Hoya above Trinidad.

He has the superior resume AND he beat Tito head to head (the "official" decision was bull****.)

Trinidad was a BLOODY mess from Oscar. And Oscar was making him look ****** until some reason decided to run the last 3 rounds.

[Devils Advocate]

Yeah I agree, Oscar was the better and more versatile fighter and he proved it in more weight divisions.

I actually think in a p4p sense Marquez is also a superior fighter to Tito as well. His accomplishments are better.

Tito should be ranked above De la Hoya. Trinidad would have KO'd everyone De la Hoya lost except Hopkins. Too bad Oscar ran the last the 3 rounds, a W is a W bro.

[vaynardevil]

its funny coz oscar always fought the best but he guides canelo to cherrypick his opponents