The Super middleweight division is looking at its weakest in years

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  1. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Strangely you have Pwned yourself as Catley, Siaca, Beyer, Thobela have all been SMW world champs, what has Dirrell done other than win a fight by DQ over a former MW with no big name wins and limited SMW pedigree, and Beyer has a better overall SMW resume than Ward :lol:.
    Its irrefutable, you Pwned yourself :lol: :nut.
     
  2. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    You havent read the rest of it, because I said leave Calzaghe out of it as it is unfair to include him. Read the facts before commenting
     
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  4. pasky2000

    pasky2000 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    ANSWER THE QUESTION .... which year since 2000 do you rate the top 10 as better than the 2010 top 10 at 168lbs ???

     
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    pasky2000 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ward & Dirrell would ridiculously outbox ordinary boxers like Catley - Thobela - Siaca & Beyer.... you damn fool :rofl :patsch :rofl

    You have ZERO CREDIBILITY ON THIS SUBJECT .... NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU TRY NOW !!! :lol:
     
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    pasky2000 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Beyer champ 3 times... :patsch Yes and lets also not forget all the great fighters that should be looked at as ATGs...such as Nicolai Valuev ex-world champ...I mean the guy almost beat Rocky Marciano's record !! :nut
     
  7. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    :dunnowha:

    Finally someone who can see through the fake promotion and see the facts for what they really are, that G Johnson who was a SMW journeyman to the SMWs of yesterday, is today a S6 fighter :dead
     
  8. bailey

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    And at CW you have Cunningham and Huck who are world champs :patsch, but by your pathetic logic you must view A Harrison as a good match up for Haye as Audley is an olympic gold medallist :patsch.
    Amateur and Pro are twom different things, so because before the S6 Ward hadnt done anything as a pro, you think he was a legit top SMW before the S6 because he was a gold medallist :patsch. Yes I expect you could sell that rubbish to your 1 yr old neice, but not to me.
    In which case then R Reid who you discredit was an olympic bronze medallist and so was Woodhall who only lost to Jones Jnr in the games, and Calzaghe was a decorated amateur who beat the olympic representative, Ottke was also a fantastic amateur, but it means nothing in the pros until they have really proven themselves.
    Tell you what, leave this thread and debate boxing with your 1 yr old neice, and have a belief in your thick skull when she agrees with you, that you are having a serious boxing debate :lol:
     
  9. bailey

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    Just browsing the years and not looking closely, I can see several but 2005, clearly is stronger than today with
    1. Calzaghe undefeated world champ
    2. Kessler undefeated world champ (undefeated and not suffering double vision)
    3. Lacy undefeated world champ (undefeated, and tell me an active American SMW with a better resume)
    4. Beyer (3 time WBC champ)
    5. Mundine (2 time WBA champ)
    6. Danny Green now a world rated CW
    7. Siaca (former world champ)
    8. Grant (former WBO MW champ)
    9. Reid (former world champ, and fighter that looked unlucky against Ottke)
    10. Andrade (undefeated at this time and looked unlucky not to KO Bute years later)

    I think that clearly proves a point when now in the top 10, you have Andrade still who has been beaten 3 times now, Magee who was put down 3 times and beaten by 2005 #9 Reid, Steiglitz who lost to Andrade, Arthur with limited SMW resume of Miranda and Taylor coming off a KO :lol:, Bika who lost to Soliman, Froch who was beaten by #2 of 2005, Dirrell who lost to Froch. Kessler of now who Ward beat and who beat Froch wasnt even well and suffering double vision, and Bute nearly KOd by already beaten 2005 #10.

    You really did leave yourself open to that one, but please, you have convinced yourself so carry on in deluded form :patsch, but my facts are irrefutable :deal
     
  10. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Trying to change the subject when being owned :lol:
     
  11. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    I havent said different, you are trying to twist what was said to give your weak arguement a chance, but failed again, when I didnt let you twist what was wrote :lol:
     
  12. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Read below :lol:
    Pasky2000 completely :pwned by Facts.

    Now lets watch him shame himself with a weak answer to the above
     
  13. badlefthook84

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    You vaguely give a passing mention about Ottke's dodgy decisions and instead praise him for his amateur sucess and winning the world title. If thats the case we can praise Mundine for been a former top class rugby league player and making a good fist of challenging for a world title in his 10th fight without any amateur experience,but we wont. His "boxing career" will be remembered as failing to beat the top guys and constantly fighting bums. So you can allude to Ottke's amateur sucess all you want and making the defences that he did if you feel it enhances his legacy. Fact is he was protected by his promoters who had the judges in their pocket and thats how his career is remembered. Reid,Johnson,Larsen,Starie, Markussen. 1 debatable decision i can accept,but c'mon!
     
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    badlefthook84 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Mundine who never actually beat a champion for a title? Who had Kessler beaten at that stage? Who had Lacy beaten, a well past his best Reid ( you think Lacy would of lived with the Reid that Calzaghe beat :lol: ) ? Grant as you said former middleweight champ, not a career SMW and still makes the top 10 and was well past his best also when Andrade beat him. Beyer stopped by Catley at home and still needs 2 attempts to beat a weight drained danny green. Flawed attempt at trying to look intelligent.
     
  15. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    I was always open to Ottkes decisions and said B mitchell looked unlucky to some and R Reid especially looked unlucky. You have read one quote which was an answer to something else and drawn a different conclussion to what has been said. Please read all the posts if you are going to comment as you are not in the full picture.
    Im surprised you think Ottkes decision over Starie debateable because Ottke clearly won that one and also clearly beat G Johnson (which is a hard pill for many to swallow, but correct), Ottke may have had close fights but he was a fair winner in arguably all except Reid when past his best.
    Not sure why you are mentioning Mundine, he isnt terrible as a 2 time champ with reasonable names like D Green, and Echoles which is better than say A Green today