Ranking the Light Welterweights

Yeah, because you don't have a clue what you're talking about when it comes to this part of light welterweight history you're just clicking on boxrec, I didn't think much of it either before I went into it. What about Leroy Haley, Billy Costello, Johnny Bumphus, Gene Hatcher, who was the best of that period?

Do you even know who Muangsurin is? Do you understand the context of my argument?

Anyway, I've removed the tags so you can check out the links.

 

:good

 

Sorry, quickly saved to go back and actually remove the tags, sounded harsh. Please see above.

 

Come off it, I'm not that guy anymore, I'm a good person damnit.

 

What trinkets or actual 'I am the no.1 in this division and nobody beat me for this amount of fights' reigns?

I think it's a fair ranking assessment if it's the latter.

 

I like it.

 

Mamby Vs Kim
Mamby Vs De Jesus
Mamby Vs Kimpuani
Mamby Vs Brooks

I also have home video footage of his title defence against Tomas Americo, the first World title bout staged in Indonesia IIRC. EDIT: No, haven't uploaded that.

Are all my uploads Sir. Enjoy.

 

Yeah, so does everyone, I'm going anti-Heisenberg :smoke

 

ok you got me hooked good , berg would beat hatton bad ,hatton would try to grab and hit which will only help in getting himself ****ed up ,only my opinion but berg as many fighters of his era were better skilled at inside close fighting than fighters of the modern era as they were allowed to get on and fight more back then. and if hatton then decides to stand and free fight with berg he is in for more pain as the workrate punch output of berg is of a much higher rate than hatton , Hatton would find himself lost in a blizzard of blows and lose a decision if his eyes hold up. hatton was not a big enough puncher to worry berg





that's my rant over with

 

Relying on lineal is lazy imo.

I mean if only lineal counts, serrano > arguello.