Comments Thread For: Munguia: Top Five at 154 is Me, Hurd, Harrison, Charlo, Castano

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WBO champion Jamie Munguia ranked himself ahead of IBF/WBA/IBO counterpart Jarrett Hurd, WBC title winner Tony Harrison, former titleholder Jermell Charlo and WBA "regular" titlist Brian Castano when asked by BoxingScene.com to list the 154-pound division's top five fighters on Wednesday.
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[Robi13]

The confidence is strong...

[Bronx2245]

"A native of Tijuana, Munguia has registered a combined six knockdowns in his past three fights, in succession dethroning Sadam “World Kid” Ali by fourth-round, four knockdown TKO (May 2018), and having twice defended it by one-knockdown unanimous decision over Liam Smith (July) and one knockdown third-round TKO of Brandon Cook (September)."

This kid is feeling himself now! He's got the worst resume, but he places himself #1! I like the confidence, but until he fights Charlo, Hurd, Harrison, Lara, Castano, or J-Rock, I consider Munguia a contender who happens to have a title!

[Bigchip]

Julian Williams will dispose of Hurd in April. Then he’ll outbox Charlo and finally come get you.

[Nightfall]

Jermell Charlo would beat the breaks off this hype job.

[Premier15]

War Munguia!

I'm glad to see the kid having so much confidence in himself and with Robert Alcazar in his corner I believe he'll get better before facing Hurd Charlo Lara etc!

[DuckAdonis]

Lara is in there and he is top 2

[Jab jab boom]

This guy said "number 1 obviously would be me" lmaoooo. Hurd deserves to be # 1 and Munguia would not only lose vs Hurd, but would likely lose to Charlo, Harrison and I'm thinking lara would utterly embarrass him.

[DuckAdonis]

Jermell Charlo would beat the breaks off this hype job.

So Munguia is a hypejob and Jermell who just lost to Harrison isn't ? Lol...I'd say both are overhyped but i see Munguia actually improving

[whoseyourdaddy]

"A native of Tijuana, Munguia has registered a combined six knockdowns in his past three fights, in succession dethroning Sadam “World Kid” Ali by fourth-round, four knockdown TKO (May 2018), and having twice defended it by one-knockdown unanimous decision over Liam Smith (July) and one knockdown third-round TKO of Brandon Cook (September)."

This kid is feeling himself now! He's got the worst resume, but he places himself #1! I like the confidence, but until he fights Charlo, Hurd, Harrison, Lara, Castano, or J-Rock, I consider Munguia a contender who happens to have a title!

That's exactly what I been saying about this dude, there is no doubt that he is exciting boxer, but his defense is limited and very questionable.