Where do you have Roman Gonzalez p4p?

Yes, but you seem bizarrely determined to hold his stay-busy fights against him.

In 2014, he fought the world's #1 flyweight (Yaegashi), a top-ten ranked light-fly (Fuentes) and in two stay busy fights, against Purisma and Kantum. Most fighters don't bother with the stay busy fights; most fighters don't bother to fight this level of oppositions on undercards etc. Nobody is holding these as a part of Roman's legacy except you; it's literally just you.

At the worst, they should be ignored. To understand Roman in 2014, look at his defeat of the world's best flyweight and another ranked fighter. This compares favourobly with Mayweather's 2014, where he took on the world's #7 welterweight Marcos Maidana (up to #5 by the time of their second fight).

 

That's fine; but Ring's rankings board are owned by a promoter and had Adrien Broner on their p4p list.

If you can't see the problem here, perhaps you're the one that needs help?

 

Yeah, i'm a huge fan. I'm a huge fan of most boxers.

I don't know. I haven't counted them. What i'm telling you is that in 2014, he had the same two marquee fights as any top pound-for-pounder, won them both dominantly, and fought two stay busy fights against lesser competition.

This is bizarre nonsense. He's fought two fighters this decade with more than ten losses, by Boxrec.

 

This is just freaky now...you're looking at these fighters records as they stand? And you're including as a loss the fight Gonzalez won?

Blanquet had six losses at the time of their fight, not 11. Rodriguez Jnr had 1, not 4. I have literally never seen anyone rank fighters in the manner you do. I could see why you would get confused with this type of approach.