are you off your head mate there all taking drugs if you think there not then your wrapped in cotton wool bud
Paperchamp got gifts vs Castillejo (rematch), Gevor and Macklin. He ducked Golovkin beetween 2009 and 2012. Only tried to unfiy the belts vs Geale to avoid Golovkin again,
He was a top amateur before turning pro and alot of people seem to forget that. Lost a,controversial decision to De La Hoya when Oscar was trying to move up to fight Hopkins. Early in his career he moved alot and the jab was his key punch. Latter in his career he employed kind of like a poor mans version of Winky Wrights style although he was orthodox. Also latter in his career he learned to work hooks off the jab to both the head and body. The first Javier fight he got caught and stopped. The rematch he won fair and square and it was close but no robbery. The Gevor fight depends what you like. Gevor was extremely busy throwing alot but alot also was not landing. Sturm was landing the more quality shots but threw alot fewer punches. That fight could have gone either way so it was not a robbery. The Macklin fight people are full of it. It was not a robbery like people say. I had Sturm up by one point going into the 12th and the English broadcast team had Macklin up by one point. In the last 15 seconds Strum won the round and rocked Macklin as well. Up until then it was a pretty even round. Now the Geale fight I thought Sturm won but wasn't too mad Geale got the decision because it was razor close. The Sylvester fight was a pretty big fight in Germany and Sylvester was a very soild boxer. Sturm outclassed him with his jab. The Zbik fight was pretty big and Felix put on a jab clinic against Zbik and stopped him. The Fedor rematch was a bad decision and Felix lost that fight and should not have gotten the decision. GGG vs,Felix GGG,would have stopped Felix in about 8 rounds. Two different class of boxers. I tell you a fight nobody talks about is the Martin Murray fight - Felix won that one only to get a draw.