how The Prince would fare against the current set of fighters in the talent-rich 126lbs division

Lomachenko may have fought Naz too soon.

Pacquiao would have knocked Naz out. Too busy and too fast.

Naz beats Warrington. I think he could confuse Warrington and catch him on the way in.

 

GRJ vs Naz would be interesting.

I think Naz is underrated because of his loss to MAB. But if you watch how unmotivated and lazy Naz has got to that point, to the point that Manny Steward openly said he wasn’t happy with what he was seeing in camp 2 weeks out from the fight, and the night before the fight Naz was in a sweatsuit shadowboxinh in a sauna. For that Naz to still take 3-4 rounds from a prime MAB says a lot, a peak Naz would have been a lot closer.

Sounds like a bunch of excuses but fighters do have off nights. Duran’s 2nd fight with SRL is not necessarily reflective of how a fight between them would have gone 10/10 if it was a peak Duran for example.

People are too quick to paint black and white on things.

 

Yeah and the big difference is the power. Those counters would stop Warrington in his tracks.

 

Fight was 8-4 or 9-3? Similar scorecard to Pac-Morales 1.

As I said it’s not black and white. When Liverpool plays Manchester Utd maybe 1 team will win the first match and the other on the 2nd match.

A fighter beating another just means they were better on that night, not every single night thereafter hypothetically. Of course we can weigh the odds as well, that’s why in theory if someone is a 10-1 odds they’re expected to win at least 1/10.

A prime Naz would be 2-1 underdog at most.

 

The fat little turd would have come unstuck against the first proper fighter he fought, just like when Barrera took the fat little arsehole to the cleaners, biggest joke to have come out of Sheffield since United.

 

Maybe you should have your own subforum for your many threads on theoretical scenarios that no one can prove either way @mark ant .