When did Lemieux become a world beater, I must have been asleep

Serious question here, Lemieux is at best lower half of the top 10 if he's lucky.

Rubio would probably spank him again. Lemieux's power is even slightly overated but its also his only real gift that puts him in the argument for a top 10 spot.

I see many people thinking he can take Canelo and CEJ out or at least go to war with them.

Lemieux doesn't bring anything to the table IMO that would trouble these guys, he'd match up better with chinnier guys like Quillin, Jacobs and Lee who he might strike gold against. BJS would make him miss all night long and probably ko him at some point.

I personally think Khytrov and Khurtsidze are massively tough fights for Lemieux as well, he might have faster hands then them but they both seem to have determination and Iron chins which make me think they get to him at some stage.

Taureano Johnson might be a good fight for him or even Curtis Stevens, these would be 50/50's in my eyes. I'd like to see those fights.

Can anyone give me some insight in to what I am missing?

 

:rofl is that all? More in depth please

 

Rubio looks to be doing some spanking here......

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Styles make fights Hassan N'Dam, is slick enough that slow short guys like Khurtsidze and Stevens had trouble landing. Their lack of speed both hand and foot and stature mean't they just couldn't catch up to him. I honestly feel that if you gave them another 12 rounds they would eventually get there, N'Dam isn't that special but he did brilliantly on the night both times.

Not to mention in between KD rounds many thought he was beating both Lemieux and Quillen as well.

Lemieux is not in the slightest evasive, he comes forward and bangs, I feel these short guys with pop would get opportunities that they didn't against N'dam.

 

But the end is so good, it really is good stuff

 

CST you have convinced me to give him another chance and look past these early career jitters.

The GGG fight may just be an anomaly and tbf he did do better than most of GGG's recent opponents.

I was impressed with his win over Tapia, not because Tapia is anything special but it did show David has decent mental strength. Tapia is a decent puncher and GGG really did do some decent damage but Lemieux showed no signs that the fight effected his mind set.

He did come out and destroy Tapia to be fair, something he would be expected to do and he did do it.

 

N'dam would get hit so much Sr would have to throw in the towel to protect him.