Better resume Bam or Gervonta?

Jesse Rodriguez obviously

 

Tank.

 

Easily Bam

Wahid has never fought the top guy in his division.

 

This.

I'll throw in a nice run down below with full credit to @Serge

"Of the 9 'world champions' Tank has fought

Gamboa was 38 y/o and shot to hell and a world champion way back in 2013

Cristobal Cruz was 38, shot to bits, a world champion way back in 2009 down at 126, as was 1-7-2 in his last 11 fights

Hugo Ruiz was a world champion down at 122

Cuellar was a former WBA regular champion down at 126, a career 126 who never fought at 130, and was coming off a 16 month layoff and a loss but was somehow nominated to contest the vacant 130 title with Tank.

''Somehow'' meaning that someone has a very cosy relationship with the WBA and one could easily be forgiven for thinking that the WBA's palms are being greased by someone they shouldn't be in return for favours because the WBA, and the WBA regular belt, is a recurring theme here

Barrios was the WBA regular champion at 140 whose only claim to fame was winning a hometown gift from his three home judges against a seven fight novice. That's how Barrios won his bogus belt in the first place

Leo was the IBF champ at 118, the WBC champ at 122, the WBA champ at 126, and he won the WBA belt in his previous fight, and only fight at 130, when paired up for the vacant title against fellow 126 pounder. Twink was always a 135 pounder not a 130 and his size and power advantage was always going to be way too much for 122-126 pounder Leo who prior to then the hardest puncher he'd faced was probably blown up 122 pounder Frampton

Hector Garcia was the champ at 130 and dragged up to 135"

Rehydration clause for Garcia, this list goes on and on. Tank "could" be absolutely legit but we will never know until this nonsense stops.

 

Tank. 130 through 140 is endlessly deeper than 112 and 115. Bam is respectable though.

 

Whether they were a bit past their prime or not Carlos Cuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, outside of Roman Gonzalez are 3 of the most notable names at Super Flyweight in recent years and Rodriguez dominated all 3 of them.

Davis's best win is over Leo Santa Cruz and that fight was at Lightweight and Cruz spent most of his career as a Super Featherweight.

Rodriguez beat a great fighter and former top 10 P4P fighter in Estrada, Davis does not have any win on that level.

 

Not only does Davis not have a win on that level, he doesn't have one anywhere near it.

 

Change your name to NoBrain

 

It's not even close or worth discussing

 

Lol at Leo Santa Cruz being Tank's best win. Good one.

 

Even if it was (it's not) how does it matter if gervonta is to refuse to fight the best, or anyone approaching the best at any of these weights?

 

Tank's resume is underrated and I'll defend it more than most posters on this site.

Bam's still got the better resume, I think. At least in terms of top end victories.