Here's Why The Resume Of P4P No. 1 Lomachenko Trounces Bud Crawford's By A Country Mile.

To be honest that should be the argument

 

Fair enough Cafe. At the end of the day, I'm not forcing my opinion onto anyone. You're entitled one. I think Horn is like a Porter, a big awkward beast that's a bad match up for anyone besides a Spence. Spence would knock him the **** out real quick.

 

I think LomaSTANKOS are crazy as bat ****, but the Level headed Loma fans are justified except for the ATG nonsense they like to spew which is mainly said by the loonies. It's way to early for that kind of talk, but I will say his hype is warranted, more so than Golovkins is.

 

If you had GGG winning over Jacobs and Canelo, it's not even debatable, GGG's resume is faaaaaaaaaar better than Loma and Crawfords.

 

It's debatable I guess. Resume, skills and achievments swing it in Crawford's favor imo.

 

It's not the overhyping of skills that annoys me, he's skilled as a mother****er. It's the overhyping of his resume. Funny thing is I believe he can achieve what these dickriders are spewing, but he hasn't actually done it.

 

BTW, why isn't Mikey Garcia in the P4P#1 conversation. He's had a FAR better resume than Chenko.

 

Mikey is probably around top 5 or 6..

 

What about Rungvisai? He dethroned the p4p #1, beat him twice, and then beat Estrada. Those 2 wins are far better than anything Loma or Crawford has done. Skill wise Crawford and Loma are just way better than him, but achievement wise he should be up there.

 

LOL people at eher

The Gonzalez wins lose a little luster since Gonzalez was already small at Flyweight. Solid wins, but let's keep in mind that was his 4th weight division. And he's a guy who likes to impose his size and power over his opponents. And he's too small to do that at 115.

 

Well, to be fair, aside from Cuadras and Yaegashi (who stopped him in his first pro bout), Rungvisai had went on a career long tour of bums. There was no indication that he would be able to compete with the likes of Roman and Estrada.

 

Like I said the Gonzalez wins were impressive, solid wins. But let's not pretend that Gonzalez was a dominant 115 pound champion. Because he was not.

 

Probably because of his layoff, he's kinda disappeared off people's radar for a long time and not only that but he's always just not been really hyped by the public that much, it's a strange thing considering how good he is.

Now that you mention, I'm as big a Mikey fanboy as it comes and never considered it but you're right.

 

If anything, Mikey has been overhyped.