Do you always judge a fighter by its resume?

look at this desperate dog eater always mentioning other posters,even Pimp C would tell you he didnt own anyone.

youre the one that gets own on a dailly basis that why youve had so manny accounts on ESB.

in regards to the thread Valero has a **** resume and mediocre skills so whatever way you go you fail.

 

this korean dog eater thinks im mexican atschatsch


hey korean *****,Roy Jones called hes still waiting for his gold medal.

 

Every time I see someone talking to your sorry ass, they are shitting on your pathetic boxing opinion lol. And you try too lol... Nobody takes you serious, and it is because you are fake ass Floyd hater who doesn't know boxing at all lol. You really try to talk boxing, and get shitted on just for trying lol... No respect...

 

atschatschatsch
go make some more Bow Wow threads cause its clear that boxing isnt for you.

judging by your behaviour you probably have rabbies from all those years of eating dogs.

 

Dumb ass can't even spell rabies lol...

 

Don't a boss judge a employee mostly based off his/her resume when trying to hire? I look at it this way 65% Resume and 35% of it is how well rounded the person is, In my opinion Hopkins has the besdt resume uring the 15 years I've been watching boxing (I'm 21 now) !!!

 

resume is everything! its why we fight the fights, on paper New England should have been undefeated. Opposition is everything. If it was all about skill sets why even compete, the supposedly greater technician would always win. Not so this is boxing and the intangibles are the cream and what dictates who is great and who is good.

 

Darchinyan's next opponent -- Agbenko (sp?) -- has a **** resume.

but I heard he's good based on what posters say so who knows?

 

You're crazy if you think Tyson was fighting tomato cans, and yes a mother ****er needs to prove themselves against the best.

 

Anybody can look good against **** opposition or guys made for you.

 

Yes, but not as much as some people do here as a fighter cannot help what competition he has available to him in the first place.

 

Look at Mayweather for instance? The guy avoided Margarito for some reason.....I don't know, but he did there is 30 minutes of documented evidence of him ducking him, **** he didn't even fight Cotto who's just alright anyway, and he's ascared of Mosley.

I mean, the mother ****er has the audacity to talk **** to SRL to his face and say he would have beat him in his prime, but he's ascared of Margarito?

And he didn't even let his hands go vs De La Hoya who was so exhausted that they had a medical helicopter circling the stadium on standby just incase he passed out when some unknown fighter from some strange island beat the living **** out of him a year later.

Of course that **** hurts a mother ****er's resume.

 

I agree with the start of this post. Resume is more than half of how a fighter is judged. The thing about it is that with every fight, the resume changes. If you've improved thru the years, it'll look better for you than if you started out destroying everyone and then lost to the better competition.