That's why I said "his pro career". As a pro, nothing actually stands up for Green. When all is said and done, Green is no more than Johnny Paycheck who was also a golden gloves winner but whom actually fought for the title as a pro.
To employ a favourite tactic of yours. Carnera v Ruggirello w tko4 Carnera v Levinsky w split dec Paychek v Ruggirello tko2 Paychek v Levinsky w tko2
Are you suggesting Paycheck has a stronger resume than Primo Carnera? What are you demonstrating here? Or that paychecks pro career equals Mitch Green pro career? Can you dispute Mitch Green and Paycheck were both better amateurs than they were pros?.
Mitch Green was exactly the type of second-rater Carnera gets scrutinized for beating. A good New York amateur he was unconvincing in the pro ranks. Strange fellow too.
It wasn't his career best win, but Renaldo Snipes could beat a couple of fighters that were champions in the past 40 years.
Contenders not champion. Unless the guy was called Larry Holmes, Micheal Spinks or Mike Tyson everyone else was a contender. Those belts meant nothing.
Carnera was actually pretty consistent, up to the point that the opposition reached his own level, or better than his own level. Green is the kind of fighter that he would have taken care of business against.