Butterbean Is Overrated

Hey man, a 154 pound Butterbean is P4P H2H better then any other 200 pound featherweight! A 175 pound Bean would completely OUTBOX a 135 Gamboa in P4P H2H fight. Arguing with me makes you laughable. :bart

 

if not number 1 ..easily number 2 behind the pissed off ethnic mama slapping her ***** kids around for wanting **** they dont need lmao

 

The GOAT end of discussion

 

all you butterbean-huggers don't know boxing. how could he become HW GOAT when he would be beaten by tyson if ever they fought in their primes. butterbean huggers may be justified in butterbean beating ali and foreman or lewis because those match-ups are arguable. butterbean is a phenom HW who has the body mass to put foreman to shame and the skills and speed that is rivaled only by roy jones jr. i'm sure with his power he could KO lewis even with a glancing shot but this is debatable whether lewis could use his size and reach to keep the speedster that is butterbean from a distance. but tyson? anyone thinks butterbean can beat tyson is delusional. tyson is very hard to hit even with bean's precise shots. and he isn't an easy target either because he's short and small. butterbean may have one of the best stamina among HWs but he would get tired by missing shots on tyson while tyson hits him on the body and the chin. butterbean with all his skills is pretty much open if you could catch him. tyson gets inside bean first before bean could unload. i see the fight going to the distance and tyson by SD or a late KO perhaps. therefore all you butterbean huggers quit calling him the GOAT HW because that just can't be true with tyson around.

 

you are most worthy of elite status

 

Yeah, we need to remember that Knoxville was UNBEATEN at that time. Great win for Butterbean.

 

i'm just pissed at posters who think they know all about boxing yet leave out important factors such as tyson handing butterbean his only defaet if ever they were matched together.

 

He is #1 P4P 4-rounder in the boxing history

 

:rofl :rofl :rofl

 

He was, is, faster than Leonard. There is no doubt about that