Who can do it in any of the three divisions he won world titles in? Anyone? Who's the greatest fighter he could beat at middleweight?
126 - where he only had 13fights at or belwo the weight and was likely weight drained Potentially - Sanchez, Pep. Potentially Lesser Chances: Nelson, Arguello, Pacquaio, MAB, Hamed, Morales, Marquez, Pedrosa Lightweight Locks to dominate him: Napoles, Duran, Mayweather, Whitaker, Ortiz Possibles: Benny Leonard, Laguana, Arguello, Dejesus Outside Shots: Chavez, Castillo, Stevie Johnston, Buchanon Welterweight Locks: CHARLES BURLEY, Robinson, Hearns, Leonard, Cerdan, Holman Williams, Paul WIlliams, Walker, Whitaker, Probably: Curry, Delahoya, Trinidad, Mosley, Griffith, Galivan, Forrest MW: Maybe a blown up WW or someone raw or someone lazy - Barkley perhaps but I think Barkley would be too much, dont fancy his chances against a real MW, Garcia was a WW after all
i agree with your featherweights but how can he be beat by more people in his best weight than he can anywhere else out of the list of lightweights you mentioned only Duran, Whittaker, Leonard have a chance of beating him. Also at welter weight i dont think Paul williams, curry, dE lAHOYA, tRINIDAD, mOSLEY, gRIFFITH OR fORREST HAVE THAT MUCH CHANCE OF BEATING HIM
At feather I think Saddler has the best chance I think Armstrong would stop Pep and decision Sanchez. At Lightweight I would favour Duran and Ike Williams while Chavez would be a 50/50 and I would slightly favour Henry over Whitaker and Arguello. At Welter there are a few Robinson, Leonard, Hearns (I think he might take Armstrong out fairly quickly) Griffith, Napoles, Rodriquez, Basilio, Burley, Williams and Gavilan. I need to see footage of Walcott and welterweight footage of Walker before deciding them. Trinidad is a maybe.
Most of the elite WW's would beat him due to their size advantages. From 126-130 I think Floyd would beat him by clear decision in a coservative type of bout, but I think Armstrong would stop Pep late. Sanchez is basically 50/50. Someone like Pedroza would be interesting, as would another top pressure fighter like Saldivar. From 126 to 135 I think Arguello actually has a pretty solid shot at Armstrong, who seems more or less tailor made for him style-wise. Given how often he'd be there to be hit, and considering he wasn't as fast or explosive as Pryor, I think Arguello's punching power (particularly to the body with those uppercuts) would serve him very well and he could be one of few fighters along with Ike Williams and Sandy Saddler capable of stopping Armstrong down the stretch. There are a lot of others worth mentioning as well, though a lot have been mentioned.
