Examples of Fighters who'd lose to lesser fighters

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  1. Bogotazo

    Bogotazo Amateur Full Member

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    I don't see anything Khan has to offer that would trouble Mayweather besides speed and a good jab. He's too one-dimensional. He'd beat him to the punch in the first two rounds, everyone would gape and gawk, then Mayweather would start throwing right hands as Khan stepped in. His in-and-out rhythm is very predictable. He's a bare minimum Pac style without the dimension.


    I think Mosley is often capable of this. DLH as well.
     
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  2. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Roberto Duran and Kirkland Laing.Duran was past it and 19 pounds above his prime weight,but that's still pretty nutty.But the Duran that beat Davey Moore beats Laing.
     
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  3. TheGreat

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    Bad example, Roy was 41 and shot.
     
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  4. Squire

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    If you took a current Wlad and matched him with Brewster or Purrity then Wlad should win a shut out or stoppage. Sanders though... that guy is all wrong for Wlad. It would never be worth the risk. I pick Wlad to beat some top 10 ATG heavyweights in missmatches, but that god damn Sanders... :twisted:
     
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