Rank the Following Current Fighters by Their Historical Legacy As of Now

Based on what exactly? Taylor's resume at 140 violently projectile squirts ass juice all over Bud's.

 

...means nothing. Resume is paramount.

 

I get where you're coming from, but that's not the point of the thread. At the end of the day, someone could be the most talented fighter ever, but if they've faced largely subpar competition, they'll never have the hit list on paper to back it up. Also, one must ask the question, is Bud really the more talented of the two? He's gotten into a pretty bad pattern as of late of being consistently outworked and even outboxed, and bailing himself out with his power. Had the Porter match gone the distance, we'd all be talking about how Crawford-Porter was one of the robberies of the year in 2021.

 

That's actually a tough call, aside from Catterall, most of the southpaws Taylor has faced he's performed remarkably well. Yeah, I probably lean Crawford, but not with a ton of confidence.

 

He said at 140, and who did Bud face at 140? John Molina, Felix Diaz, Indongo, Lundy, Dulorme, Jean and his best win Postol. I rest my case.

 

Sure, but based on sheer balls, Taylor takes it. Think about it, when it was a toe to toe boxing match, Postol was holding his own. Postol arguably swept the first 3 and held his own in a very close round 4. Then Bud dropped him twice, figured he had a point lead, then decided to bore the living hell out of the PPV audience who paid hard earned cash for that shot PPV and ran like a little ***** for the next 7 rounds. Taylor could've played it safe, but no.... he went into the wheelhouse of Postol, fought Postol's fight and beat him at it. Of course on paper Crawford performed much better, but delivering for the fans a memorable performance, Taylor takes it.

 

Around 20-25ish.