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Originally Posted by
brucelee
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Originally Posted by
Fenster
Makes perfect sense to me.
Anyone that currently rates Marquez as no.1 has no reason to remove him from the top spot if Pac beats Hatton.
Pac beating Hatton means Pac beat Hatton. It doesn't mean Pac can now beat Marquez. The only way Pac can rate above Marquez is if he beats him. Until then, whatever Pac does, as long as Marquez remains unbeaten, he will have to stay behind Marquez.
Pac has already beaten Marquez twice. The first one was supposed to be for pac had one of the judges not committed an error. Funny that they did not change the result even though the judge admitted the error. UNOFFICIALLY, Pac won against MArquez.
Second was very close but Pac had the nod of the judges so,OFFICIALLY, Pac is P4P #1.:cool::cool::cool:
No debate here.
Yes Pac officially has a draw and a win over Marquez. Going by official results it's fair to rate Pac higher.
But P4P is mythical nonsense.
We don't need to guess the outcome should these two fight. We have evidence of them fighting in their pomp in their best weight divisions.
In my view Marquez beat Pac twice. How can I rate a fighter higher P4P over a guy that has beaten him in TWO different weight divisons?
So in the mythical nonsense that is pound-for-pound - Marquez MUST rate higher than Pac. ;)