Menayothin - Interesting facts

[Combat Talk Radio]

A few observations:

• He pulled a Manny Pacquiao on three occasions. You know that guy that has 44 losses? He fought this dude THREE TIMES, decisively beating him all three times. So you question why the rematches were even sanctioned.
• Another occasion was Sam Tehuayo where he fought him twice. This is a guy who had as many losses as wins, then had more losses than wins. So he rematched a guy that was on the decline...twice.
• Another one was Domi Nenokeba where he had more losses than wins both times. On the decline. Three times.
• 11 of his fights involved guys with the same or more losses than wins.
• Freshmart, who is the #1 in minimumweight somehow (Buitrago and Rojas, likely), and Kyoguchi, who is #4 in minimumweight, appear to have been avoided. Kyoguchi has a better resume than both of the other two despite having less fights.
• 24 - basically half - of his opponents were fresh off a loss.
• 4 of his opponents walked in the ring with no wins. Two of them took Menayothin the full distance.

So basically, if Menyaothin gets past Estrada - which I don't think will be easy, but if he does - more power to him. At least as far as quality of opposition it's better than what he's been doing.

[BLACK KNOT]

lol fl0mos getting nervous.

[DuckAdonis]

Lmao who gives a **** man its just a record...damn ****'s on here

[Combat Talk Radio]

lol fl0mos getting nervous.

You can go to every other thread and see where I've specifically said his strategy is smart. It's what I'd do if I were an active boxer. Fight oil rig workers and Mexican street sweepers en route to getting in the history books.

[Steven Mccowan]

Haha this is hilarious. Dont sweat it man, its only a record. Thanks for laugh though