Is Devon Alexander the most avoided fighter at junior welterweight?

So what you're tryin to say is that even though Hatton beat Urango, Urango is better than Hatton?

And Alexander beating Urango is as if he beat both Hatton and Berto, so now he can beat Quintana?

 

Second time you've failed to answer a question.

 

Hey, well you're makin a lot of sense in this thread. I can't argue with you there.

I didn't realize that Urango was the best fighter aside from Bradley in the junior welterweight division.

Thanks for clearing things up for me.

Is it alright if I add you to my friends list?

 

???

Who is number one? atsch

 

I think Bradley is much more avoided than Alexander. Maidana even said Alexander's name when he beat Cayo. He's probably considered the second best 140 pounder, but not the most avoided. Bradley is the most avoided.

 

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=214976

Khan said he wants to fight Alexander, Maidana or Bradley next after Paulie.

 

Alexander is not being avoided at all its all comes down to business !!! Remember Business first and boxing second. If you really think about it Devon is not a known boxer. He a good fighter with two belts thats want to unify his division and theres nothing wrong with that. It all comes down to what fight makes the most sense and makes the most money. Nobody gives a **** about titles nowadays because it all comes down on how much money I'm going to get paid. Thats whats everyone after nowadays and the belt is just for bargaining during negations.

 

It'll happen. Of course it will.

Oh. Good.

 

.

It is a funny idea, because you are basing it on Khan "ducking" him.

Khan, we all know, carefully choose his opponents, and his team is vocal about it (i.e., on not fighting Maidana).

So, NO, he is not the most avoided. That would be Guzman.:yep