sean o grady hands down
Have to admit,He did what was required through the politics but It was a nice set up and the belt was all but shined up for him.Still at this point I consider him more along the lines of a solid Prospect In terms of Calibur Of competition ,and that is how well a guys future will be determined.You can shine and develope all day on second tier types,Best was Estrada,But you really never Know where a guy is until he faces a legit top ten type.......can't believe Im saying that considering He just won a title.He needs Adversity before getting in with the elite I believe.My big question is can he maintain accurate handspeed and balance when he gets backed up?
PRECISELY!! I'd rep you for this, E.G., but apparently I need to "spread it around" first. I think you hit the proverbial nail square on the head. Everyone talks about Berto, who by the way... does have talent, but... what a cush-job! Where do I sign up for a similar path? But by the way, I DO have a candidate for you that rivals Berto's run:
Yeah, you bet... Chavez Junior.
The champ of the soft runs. He'll be 50-0 without fighting anyone with a pulse, and then get handed a championship opportunity.
Berto got there soft...but he seems to be the type of fighter where we won't be dissappointed down the road. He'll have to progress a little faster now that he'll almost always be in with good comp, but i haven't seen anything from him to show he won't adapt and be involved in some big time fights in the future. Just my guess
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