Originally posted by dantheman1983
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"supposed killers" dont remain great wins after they have been exposed as hypejobs. except in the case of Jeff lacy by calzaghe fans.
jaidon codrington was considered a future superstar when allan green starched him in like 12 seconds. yet we dont call allan green a legend based on what codrington was "supposed" to be. then allan green got that hype, before being beaten from pillar to post by edison miranda. now do we rank Miranda a legend for doing that? green was a "supposed killer" at the time as much as lacy!
then Miranda himself, now he had the hype train going strong. there were a lot of people on his wagon. even Hopkins (and i say even because he knows so much) said Miranda was the future of the MW division. yet how is Abrahams win over him considered today? is it praised like joes win over lacy? like some legend making performance? no. none of them are.
not Bailey knocking out mike jones, not grady brewer knocking out Fernando Guerrero, not Beltran knocking out mason menard, not lewis knocking out michael grant.. i could keep going but if you dont get the point by know you are beyond salvation.
it doesnt matter what you were supposed to be, it matters what you are (or were). thats the case every single time a fighter gets exposed, except for Jeff lacy. which is bull****. the guy was a hyped up bum and joe accomplished jack **** by beating him. just like all the other fighters who i mentioned above when they beat "supposed killers".
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