What is boxing deepest division at the moment?

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  1. haworths623

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    Which in your opinion?
     
    haworths623, Sep 24, 2012
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  2. haworths623

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    For me it's junior featherweight.

    None of the champions, Nonito Donaire, Toshiaki Nishioka, Abner Mares or Guillermo Rigondeaux are paper titlist.

    Anselmo Moreno and Leo Santa Cruz are moving up from Batamweight, as well as Joseph Agbeko most likely.

    The division has many respected veterns and/ or former belt holders such as Fernando Montiel, Rafael Marquez, Victor Terrazas, Rico Ramos, Takalani Ndlovu, Wilfredo Vazquez Jr, Hugo Cazarez, Poonsawat Krateendaeggym, Vic Darchinyan, Rendall Munroe, Jeffery Mathbula and Christian Mjiraes.

    Along with talented up and comers such as Yurikonori Oguni, Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg.
     
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  3. Julien Sorel

    Julien Sorel New Member Full Member

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    Lightweight, from an historic view.
     
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  4. haworths623

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    Currently?
     
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  5. haworths623

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    :think
     
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  6. Peril

    Peril The Scholar Full Member

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    middleweight. Guys like Pirog, Golovkin, Sexy Sergio, Pavlik, Gale etc, and it looks like GGG is going to go freight train on their asses.
     
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  7. Poonpuppy

    Poonpuppy Active Member Full Member

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    118-122 imo
     
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  8. Derrick-Rose

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    160.

    So many great hungry fighters with no clear number 1.

    And most important: They are willing to fight each other!
     
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  9. haworths623

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    Which of the 2, don't sit on the fence.
     
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  10. haworths623

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    Ermmm....Martinez
     
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  11. Poonpuppy

    Poonpuppy Active Member Full Member

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    Okay, 122 then.
     
    Poonpuppy, Sep 24, 2012
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  12. Derrick-Rose

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    Ohh so he beat GGG and Pirog already? Did i miss smth? Chavez jr, Baker and Macklin are not even top 5 at 160 imo.
     
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  13. tottenham19

    tottenham19 ESB Masterbro Full Member

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    122.
     
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  14. unloco

    unloco Boxing Addict banned

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    has ggg beaten pirog or vice versa , who have they beaten so far ?

    dont hate on Martinez , or get handed gangnam style
     
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  15. cippi

    cippi Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    154 IMO.

    floyd last fought there , an sergio can make 154

    u got
    cotto
    canelo
    trout
    angulo
    molina
    lara
    vanes
    k9
    berto
    ortiz
    kirkland
    porter
    dzin
    gonzalez


    and if p willy never got in the accident he would be in the mix to . that division to me is the deepest

    an u can count joseito lopez if u want to . division is stacked . deep as ****
     
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