154 BEST DIVISION In Boxing!!!

[ShaneMosleySr]

Charlo lost to a handpicked victim. Hurd lost to a handpicked victim. Lara is old and shot. Harrison has been knocked out by a bum. J-Rock has been knocked out by a bum.

The only reason to pick them over the names you mentioned at welterweight is because they’re bigger than those guys. Although to be fair, 147 is incredibly overrated as well. It just isn’t as ******ly overrated as 154 is. 154 is bums top to bottom.

You and I know that’s a bold faced lie!

147 top 10

1.Spence
2.Pacquiao
3.Crawford
4.Thurman
5.Porter
6.Garcia
7. Ugas
8.Lopez
9.Lipinets
10.Dulorme

154 top 10

1.Charlo
2.Rosario
3.Williams
4.Hurd
5.Lara
6.Harrison
7.Castano
8.Lubin
9.Teixeira
10.Adames

Now let’s break this down

You can’t possibly believe guys like Jermell Charlo, Hurd, Lara, Harrison and J rock if they all could make 147 healthy wouldn’t be able to compete with guys like Lipinets, Lopez, Ugas, Dulorme or even with Danny Garcia and Keith Thurman?!

If you think they can’t beat them then you don’t know your boxing!

[Squ□redCircle34]

The one unified champion just got destroyed by a 25-1 underdog. It’s one of the biggest betting upsets in boxing history.

Said champion won the title by upsetting a guy he was supposed to lose to.

The WBC champion is 1-1 in his last two fights against a guy he was supposed to kill. The guy he was supposed to kill has been knocked out by someone who’s incredibly average.

The WBO champion was getting fed to an undefeated prospect and won by upset to get the title.

When the best fighters in the division can’t beat victims that are hand selected for them, it’s a bad division.

Ok, but you never answered my question!

What’s your definition of a good division and what’s the best division in boxing?

[Brother Mouzone]

it's the most unpredictable division

IMHO this is is what makes it awesome , it's wide open and they have put on some great fights in recent times.

[ShaneMosleySr]

The best division in boxing is clearly super flyweight.

A good division has multiple top level fighters. Super flyweight for example has a universally recognized top 10 p4p fighter, a guy who was just in the top 10 until he lost to the guy who’s now in the top 10, the former number 1 p4p fighter who has only lost to one guy, a four division champion who hasn’t lost since 2004, a three division champion, an undefeated champion and a champion who’s 32-1.

Ok, but you never answered my question!

What’s your definition of a good division and what’s the best division in boxing?

[Squ□redCircle34]

Charlo lost to a handpicked victim. Hurd lost to a handpicked victim. Lara is old and shot. Harrison has been knocked out by a bum. J-Rock has been knocked out by a bum.

The only reason to pick them over the names you mentioned at welterweight is because they’re bigger than those guys. Although to be fair, 147 is incredibly overrated as well. It just isn’t as ******ly overrated as 154 is. 154 is bums top to bottom.

Call them what you want but this is boxing, some of the all time greats in the past have lost to “handpicked bums”, a grown man coming in with the fire & desire plus training to maximum peak condition, trained to incapacitate you in close combat to become something more can win on any given night!

You’re discrediting fighters who sacrifice a lot to get to where their at!

Whether their record is 21-4, 32-6 or 16-10, boxing is the hardest sport in the world IMO!

All these upsets makes me appreciate Floyd Mayweather and other modern legends who are throwbacks that train like title challengers and stay discipline to their craft!

All it takes is one punch to win a fight and these guys have amateur fights and then the pro’s where it’s on them and not a team that can hide your flaws if you have a bad day in team sports!

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Charlo lost to a handpicked victim. Hurd lost to a handpicked victim. Lara is old and shot. Harrison has been knocked out by a bum. J-Rock has been knocked out by a bum.

The only reason to pick them over the names you mentioned at welterweight is because they’re bigger than those guys. Although to be fair, 147 is incredibly overrated as well. It just isn’t as ******ly overrated as 154 is. 154 is bums top to bottom.

Starting to come off like a teenager who says everything sucks to hide the fact they don’t know anything.

Why do you rely on the odds and p4p rankings to tell you who is good? Neither one is a good indicator. I use my eyes to see what someone’s skills set is and then apply that to my predictions. Part of the reason I wasn’t shocked at the Rosario win like you clearly were. I’m the opposite of a sheep that way unlike you.

[ShaneMosleySr]

I would love to see the list of all-time greats who lost to a fighter as bad as Rosario.

Call them what you want but this is boxing, some of the all time greats in the past have lost to “handpicked bums”, a grown man coming in with the fire & desire plus training to maximum peak condition, trained to incapacitate you in close combat to become something more can win on any given night!

You’re discrediting fighters who sacrifice a lot to get to where their at!

Whether their record is 21-4, 32-6 or 16-10, boxing is the hardest sport in the world IMO!

All these upsets makes me appreciate Floyd Mayweather and other modern legends who are throwbacks that train like title challengers and stay discipline to their craft!

All it takes is one punch to win a fight and these guys have amateur fights and then the pro’s where it’s on them and not a team that can hide your flaws if you have a bad day in team sports!

[Squ□redCircle34]

I called it!!!! Now give me credit!