Most Unfairly Treated Fighters Of All Time?

I don't know if Pernell was better than Floyd - he was more willing to fight anybody that's for sure.

 

it's a longer arugment than can be done here and worth discussing but i give whitaker the edge against floyd in almost every skill area and in resume personally

 

The argument might be more interesting than the fight between the two of them!

 

:dealtotally agreed there my man. 15 rounds of feints and mugging

 

On Jorge Fernandez I am a big fan but I think SS has talked him up a bit too much.

For my money he was the number 1 Welter during most of Griffiths reign, Id rank LMR ahead of him then Fernandez actually. But he ws right up there.

However, I thought the first Griffith fight was dead even and could have went either way, I had it 95-95, and the thrid fight I thought Griffith boxed very well and was winning on points and got a tech. decision.

 

Yeah I'd have Rodriguez above him too, still think he should have beat Griffith both times though. Griffith was getting countered to all hell in both fights.

Do you have cards for the Fernandez fights? Interested to see them to compare our swing rounds.

 

Juan Manuel Marquez. His losses were almost controversial losses

 

Harsh, I would say some of his defeats were controversial!

 

Not the MOST unfairly treated ever, but let me say this as some form of honourable mention;

All I ever hear about Andre Dirrell is that he is a ****** coward, which disgusts me. What about him being a man who fights for a living, does it well, and has been on the bad end of a decision which should have went his way aftwr which all he got was pathetic feed back?

Clowns.

 

duran deserves a mention (not really)

 

WAR Duran

hahahaha

 

Probably Eddie Perkins......

 

peter jackson. the black prince was never given the chance he deserved.

 

good pick. how do you think he would have fared against sullivan?

 

Aaron Pryor two great wins over Arguello