cleaning out 140 vs cleaning out 200
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Yeah, all the fat slobs that live here. Most men probably shouldn't be over 200 pounds unless they're over 6 feet or more.Comment
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I'll never understand this forum's tendancy to undermine other fighter's accomplishments in some backwards to attempt to elevate another fighter.
The haters that troll this forum can't understand the fact that unifying 140 and 200 are equally great accomplishments that should be celebrated.Comment
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Crawford has yet to have a "career-defining" opponent.
Gamboa, Burns, Indongo, and Postol are all really solid wins, especially Postol.
But guys like Breidis, Gassier, Dorticos, are better overall talent, IMO.
140 was one of the weakest divisions, while 200 is without a doubt the strongest, and the deepest.
Whoever unifies 200, and let's be real, most certainly it will be Usyk (although I'm impressed with Gassiev, Usyk is a different animal), will have accomplished something much greater than Crawford unifying 140.
Now who is ultimately better overall, pound for pound, Usyk/Gassiev, or Crawford? well the verdict is still out on that.Comment
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Forgot welterweight, very strong division but a bit top heavy imo. Still one of the best divisions, Lightweight and featherweight are solid too. Point I'm trying to make is cruiserweight is one of the strongest.Comment
See right through you.
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