ATG: Who Ranks Higher? Jeff Fenech or Kosta Tszyu? i've seen some top 100 list that includes fenech but i never seen a list that includes KT..Does fenech really have much higher legacy that kosta tszyu?
fenech was the big favorite in the nelson rematch but he lost that fight as nelson assures his slot in the top 100 ATG...had fenech won the rematch, he could have easily been top 75..the nelson loss was bigger than KT's hatton loss. but as of now, i say fenech because they are almost equal in talent but fenech accomplished more..tzsyu needs to be top 3 ATG WITHOUT DOUBT at 140 to be considered ahead of fenech..
darchinyan is slowing inching his way is the best from down under...a 122 title and a victory over donaire would cement that claim
Well, don't you think Fenech's performance in the 1st Nelson fight acquits him of the loss? Well, not erase it completely but certainly shows what a great fighter he was. He may have been stopped in their 2nd affair but looked brilliant in the first match and unlucky to get a Draw. Beat a past-prime Zarate as well, who was in better shape than Chavez when Tszyu beat him.
Darch would need to do a little more than that still to eclipse Fenech IMO. Also, take into account Fenech's hand problems. He could've even more dominant, but had to completely stop throwing powerful punches (not power punches, he still threw hooks obviously) which would've made his swarming style easier to counter. I'm sure if he could've kept his power with him he would've been even more succesful. Anyway, he recently avenged the Nelson loss
Vic is a long way off both for mine...Jeff I reckon is a better fighter overall then Kostya and I dont quite consider that a prime loss for Jeff, seeing as though he was not at his best weight and he had already had one retirement. Whereas Kostya lost during his and brutally.
if he is really good, he must repeat it. notice that nobody demands for a trilogy because the public knows who is the better man of the two
There was no demand for a trilogy because Fenech faded very quickly. Once he was past his prime it became really noticeable.
can argue with that...he delivered his best performance against nelson and became shot one year later? is that what your trying to say
Exactly what I'm saying. Its clearly evident on film. Psychologically he never recovered from being robbed and receiving that draw. His punch resistance seemed to disappear overnight. All the weight draining over the course of his career (I've met and seen Fenech, there is no way he is even close to being a bantamweight) probably caught up with him.