All the worst world champions have been at Light Welterweight in recent years

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by KievGhetto, Feb 26, 2014.


  1. Solaris

    Solaris Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

    11,136
    5
    Nov 7, 2009
    Hatton was barely world class. Was annihilated both times he stepped up to face true opposition.
     
  2. good boy

    good boy Well-Known Member Full Member

    1,841
    3
    Nov 21, 2013
    Good afternoon, chump. Hows things? Pulled anymore 'gal' recently? We hear your quite the ladies man (gal man) not to be ****ed with :deal

    Haha Gal what a ****ing bellend. Do you say 'ting' and 'blood' as well? :lol::rofl
     
  3. mrbassie

    mrbassie Boxing Addict Full Member

    6,206
    16
    Oct 18, 2004
    tl;dr after the first line but epic putdown (I expect) :good
     
  4. girv

    girv Gatekeeper Full Member

    1,003
    2
    Mar 6, 2007
    To be fair, the top 10 are not the end of the world. I would have Alvarado in there too.
     
  5. Martin Skrtel

    Martin Skrtel nobodycan get past Skrtel Full Member

    122
    0
    Mar 16, 2014
    :deal
     
  6. Sugar 88

    Sugar 88 Woke Moralist-In-Chief

    27,258
    18,350
    Feb 4, 2012
    For you "true opposition " is only the pound for pound number 1? Grow up.
     

  7. Stopped reading here :deal
     
  8. I Know Everythi

    I Know Everythi Well-Known Member Full Member

    2,100
    26
    Feb 12, 2014
    How do you make a list of worst world champions and not include the bum Ricky Fatten Hatton whose best win is C level Paulie Malignaggi? Epitome of a padded record like Joe Calzaghe who got a gift against 43 year old Bernard Hopkins and NEVER beat an elite prime fighter in this career EVER
     
  9. Uchiyama

    Uchiyama champion Full Member

    382
    1
    Mar 26, 2014
    the likes of fat retired Erik Morales, Gavin Rees , and euro level Andres Kotelnik, etc picking up 'belts' did make a mockery of the division
     
  10. Southpawology

    Southpawology Boxing Addict Full Member

    3,288
    272
    Dec 16, 2013
    And the fact he had the belt for like 2 years and 6 months and in that time he failed a drug test and defended it twice

    And Jamie McDonnell was stripped of his belt after like 4 months of inactivity...

    The IBF lose a lot of credibility when those 2 situations r compared