When Leo Santa Cruz STOPS FramptONZ he deservea tl be top10 P4P! True or False

Stopping Frampton would be a very impressive win.

Think some people are underestimating Carl a little here

 

I agree.

 

Agreed.

 

This is how you become top p4p, by beating the top fighters in actual matches, not fantasy and hypothetical matches. Not by KOing mediocre opponents, by beating actual Champs.

 

False. He's not been a true champ in any division.

 

But if a fighter looks great beating mediocre opposition who needs proof. They pass the eye test don't they? :nut

Leo seems to be legit and Frampton would be a very good win. Though Leo would of gotten far more credit if he was the man at 122 before moving up. While he is fighting good competition he needs to prove himself the best in his weight class. He should be held higher though than some of the hype jobs or hyped boxers who have proven alot less. Unfortunately too many people on here have agendas or are delusional and a fantasy fight outcome is more important than their fighter actually taking in legitimate competition.

 

False. Frampton isn't that good.

 

False. Frampton isnt that good at featherweight. And leos resume is ****. Only decent win Against a past prime mares.

 

No

 

Boxing fans are ****ing bathetic!
3 division champ? GTFO.
When has he ever beaten the best fighter in any of the divisions that he reigned at?

And his resume is paper thin!
Victor Terrazas
Abner Mares
Vusi Malinga
Cristian Mijares
Eric Morel

:dead P4P my ass. Neither of them deserve a spot so high.

 

Frampton is no champ. FFS he blatantly ducked Rigo.:-(

 

He was never as good as Yamanaka, never as good as Rigo and at FW never as good as Loma.

With Loma leaving though, the winner of him vs Frampton has a good claim to being number 1 in the division , winner of that vs Selby is probably the consensus champion.

 

Good points, maybe I'm over valuing off the top of my head.

 

If he beats Frampton and Selby then I might consider him lower top ten type.

But his belts at BW and SBW were the definition of paper belts.