Comments Thread For: Menayothin Has Full Support of WBC as He Goes For 50-0

[greenarcher89]

The best ever right here.
He should be more popular than his countryman Sor

I don't think so... Sor fought Cuadras , Gonzalez and Estrada who were highly rated and even at some point Gonzalez was P4P #1 and beat him in a magnificent fashion... While Menayothin fought almost solely in Thailand against weaker oppositions

[Illmatic94]

1. Menayothin
2. Floyd
3. Calzaghe
4. Valero
5. Marciano

TBE top five.

[Elroy The Great]

wanman, putting midgets on the map

[Elroy The Great]

1. Menayothin
2. Floyd
3. Calzaghe
4. Valero
5. Marciano

TBE top five.

nah, mayne.....theyre too close

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2) tbe and so on

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[Eff Pandas]

He's probably going to go 51-0 and retire.

If he does then its something to talk about.

Why so many people are talking about this guy now I don't really get. I mean I do, but you gotta be retired for this to be a thing & from my understanding he's got no desire to retire. I think its likely his biggest paydays will come after he get past 50-0, 51-0.

I mean sh^t if Melvin Jerusalem hadn't hit him with a low blow he'd already have a draw on his record. I have a hard time seeing him retiring any time within his next 10 or so fights (3yrs) & idk that I can see him not losing in that same period so this is ultimately a story about wheels spinning.

[B Phontain]

didn't canelo get banned for menayothin

Lmao. Good one

[Mick Higgs]

So he's only just short of Ricardo Lopez's record then!

[Combat Talk Radio]

One of the last 3 opponents has 44 losses.

He's better off to just retire after going 51-0.

Estrada is at least a B- fighter and will be a good test compared to past opponents. I don't think it's a coincidence that this is his mandatory.

More power to him if he gets past, but we saw what happened when Choco got close

[Steven Mccowan]

Wanheng tbe part two haha. I guess its becoming clear how special it is for the little guys to go 50-0 in these modern eras

[True That]

If he does then its something to talk about.

Why so many people are talking about this guy now I don't really get. I mean I do, but you gotta be retired for this to be a thing & from my understanding he's got no desire to retire. I think its likely his biggest paydays will come after he get past 50-0, 51-0.

I mean sh^t if Melvin Jerusalem hadn't hit him with a low blow he'd already have a draw on his record. I have a hard time seeing him retiring any time within his next 10 or so fights (3yrs) & idk that I can see him not losing in that same period so this is ultimately a story about wheels spinning.

Lol, I'm just being playful with this.