Fighters In the lower divisions have to do more....
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He's not on there cause he's not beat anyone.Case in point Monster Inoue. Homie is a SUPERSTAR, but he's so overlooked.
All he does is stretch everyone put in front of him, across 3 divisions. I don't see how he can't be in everyone's top 5 p4p. I have him at 3. Even boxing media folks don't give him props (he's not in anyone's top 5, these guys are supposed to be knowledgable.
The cultural divide hurts. He'll, I don't know how to spell or pronounce his first name, so I always just call him MonsterComment
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Sooner or later boxing will be Euro Bum Ass Chump free!
Exposedalev- KTFO twice, schooled against Ward first fight
Triple G-Strang- lit up like a Christmas tree three times
Homosexualchenko- Salido's little son, almost got KTFO by face first brawler Linares
Let's keep going, run the chumps out!Comment
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Arguably the lighter weights as in sub-featherweight is the some of the last "real boxing" left. They fight more often, they don't hide behind promoters, they travel, they tend not to read too much into the "A side" talk and they don't marinate matches. There's less bogus decisions and officiating too. Less nonsensical stripping of titles and less cherry picking of titles. They really do fight the best guy available for the most part.
People tend to ignore these divisions and just assume because they watch them and don't know them that they must suck when that couldn't be further from the truth.Comment
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