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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?
    Styles do make fights but it is not just the Maidana vs Morales fight that made me believe 140 is not as good as it seem. Alexander at 23 years old folded against maybe the only really good fighter, Bradley. Khan hanged on for dear life against a very limited Maidana. The same Maidana who almost lost to a blown up featherweight who came out of retirement. Who else at 140 is relevant? Judah, JMM, Rios? Now that is just reaching for some kind of answer, two of those guys dont fight at 140.

    Explain why you think 140 is one of the best divisions right now.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    After the way Erik Morales fought against Marcos Maidana, that fight he was going to have vs JMM sounds good to me now.
    At this point, Morales has done more above 135 than JMM. I'm going with Eric for the win.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?
    Styles do make fights but it is not just the Maidana vs Morales fight that made me believe 140 is not as good as it seem. Alexander at 23 years old folded against maybe the only really good fighter, Bradley. Khan hanged on for dear life against a very limited Maidana. The same Maidana who almost lost to a blown up featherweight who came out of retirement. Who else at 140 is relevant? Judah, JMM, Rios? Now that is just reaching for some kind of answer, two of those guys dont fight at 140.

    Explain why you think 140 is one of the best divisions right now.

    You just have to watch the fights to see that many of the most exciting, explosive and skillful fighters are currently in the 140 lb division.

    Come on rains, Bradley, Khan, Marquez, Rios, Guerrero, Maidana, Judah, Morales, Katsidis, Juan Diaz. That's a ton of talent in one weight class.

    These guys have produced some of the best fights of the last couple years, Khan Maidana, Morales Maidana, Marquez Katsidis, Marquez Diaz 1 & 2, Rios Acosta, Guerrero Katsidis, Maidana Ortiz.

    Some of these fights were at 135 but this pool of fighters can all fight each other, and that makes this one of the main attractions for setting up great fights.

    Try and think of another weight class where you can think up as many great matchups.

    I would say outside of the super middleweight divisionand maybe the lower weights with Donaire, 140 is where the action is right now.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Well if you look at the depth of the division Julius its pretty obvious that 140 is a great division. Theres also alot of up and comers that havent gotten a chance to show their class yet. If you look at lets say boxrec's rankings, its hard to find a guy in the top 30 who you look at and say this guy is way overrated. Theres alot of fights to be made to clear up the rankings to the point where you could say, ok these 3-4 guys are the top dogs of the division.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    its not that the 140's have the best fighters...but there's potential for great competitive action fights. ward & gatti weren't the best boxers but they made some great fights. if you weren't happy watching the fights that took place over the past weekend...maybe boxing isn't for you.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Anyone who thinks Marquez will just stomp the 140 pounders or that the division is crap doesn't know anything about boxing. Styles' make fights, and Morales always had an amazing chin which accounts for Maidana's biggest advantage which is power, if a guy can take his shots then his technique isn't that good. Let's see Marquez or Morales try to keep up with guys like Khan or Bradley, they won't be able to.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?
    Styles do make fights but it is not just the Maidana vs Morales fight that made me believe 140 is not as good as it seem. Alexander at 23 years old folded against maybe the only really good fighter, Bradley. Khan hanged on for dear life against a very limited Maidana. The same Maidana who almost lost to a blown up featherweight who came out of retirement. Who else at 140 is relevant? Judah, JMM, Rios? Now that is just reaching for some kind of answer, two of those guys dont fight at 140.

    Explain why you think 140 is one of the best divisions right now.

    You just have to watch the fights to see that many of the most exciting, explosive and skillful fighters are currently in the 140 lb division.

    Come on rains, Bradley, Khan, Marquez, Rios, Guerrero, Maidana, Judah, Morales, Katsidis, Juan Diaz. That's a ton of talent in one weight class.

    These guys have produced some of the best fights of the last couple years, Khan Maidana, Morales Maidana, Marquez Katsidis, Marquez Diaz 1 & 2, Rios Acosta, Guerrero Katsidis, Maidana Ortiz.

    Some of these fights were at 135 but this pool of fighters can all fight each other, and that makes this one of the main attractions for setting up great fights.

    Try and think of another weight class where you can think up as many great matchups.

    I would say outside of the super middleweight divisionand maybe the lower weights with Donaire, 140 is where the action is right now.
    exactly most of those guys are at 135

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    After the way Erik Morales fought against Marcos Maidana, that fight he was going to have vs JMM sounds good to me now.
    At this point, Morales has done more above 135 than JMM. I'm going with Eric for the win.
    If that fight ever happens I want a sig bet
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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    After the way Erik Morales fought against Marcos Maidana, that fight he was going to have vs JMM sounds good to me now.
    At this point, Morales has done more above 135 than JMM. I'm going with Eric for the win.
    If that fight ever happens I want a sig bet
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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?
    Styles do make fights but it is not just the Maidana vs Morales fight that made me believe 140 is not as good as it seem. Alexander at 23 years old folded against maybe the only really good fighter, Bradley. Khan hanged on for dear life against a very limited Maidana. The same Maidana who almost lost to a blown up featherweight who came out of retirement. Who else at 140 is relevant? Judah, JMM, Rios? Now that is just reaching for some kind of answer, two of those guys dont fight at 140.

    Explain why you think 140 is one of the best divisions right now.

    You just have to watch the fights to see that many of the most exciting, explosive and skillful fighters are currently in the 140 lb division.

    Come on rains, Bradley, Khan, Marquez, Rios, Guerrero, Maidana, Judah, Morales, Katsidis, Juan Diaz. That's a ton of talent in one weight class.

    These guys have produced some of the best fights of the last couple years, Khan Maidana, Morales Maidana, Marquez Katsidis, Marquez Diaz 1 & 2, Rios Acosta, Guerrero Katsidis, Maidana Ortiz.

    Some of these fights were at 135 but this pool of fighters can all fight each other, and that makes this one of the main attractions for setting up great fights.

    Try and think of another weight class where you can think up as many great matchups.

    I would say outside of the super middleweight divisionand maybe the lower weights with Donaire, 140 is where the action is right now.
    That just tells me there is a lot of evenly matched fighters. When i said the division isn't that strong, i was comparing it to 5 years ago when it really was the strongest in Boxing.
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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    After the way Erik Morales fought against Marcos Maidana, that fight he was going to have vs JMM sounds good to me now.
    At this point, Morales has done more above 135 than JMM. I'm going with Eric for the win.
    If that fight ever happens I want a sig bet
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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    After the way Erik Morales fought against Marcos Maidana, that fight he was going to have vs JMM sounds good to me now.
    At this point, Morales has done more above 135 than JMM. I'm going with Eric for the win.
    If that fight ever happens I want a sig bet
    its on, i got eric you got jmm. 1 month sigi.

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by ono View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?
    Styles do make fights but it is not just the Maidana vs Morales fight that made me believe 140 is not as good as it seem. Alexander at 23 years old folded against maybe the only really good fighter, Bradley. Khan hanged on for dear life against a very limited Maidana. The same Maidana who almost lost to a blown up featherweight who came out of retirement. Who else at 140 is relevant? Judah, JMM, Rios? Now that is just reaching for some kind of answer, two of those guys dont fight at 140.

    Explain why you think 140 is one of the best divisions right now.

    You just have to watch the fights to see that many of the most exciting, explosive and skillful fighters are currently in the 140 lb division.

    Come on rains, Bradley, Khan, Marquez, Rios, Guerrero, Maidana, Judah, Morales, Katsidis, Juan Diaz. That's a ton of talent in one weight class.

    These guys have produced some of the best fights of the last couple years, Khan Maidana, Morales Maidana, Marquez Katsidis, Marquez Diaz 1 & 2, Rios Acosta, Guerrero Katsidis, Maidana Ortiz.

    Some of these fights were at 135 but this pool of fighters can all fight each other, and that makes this one of the main attractions for setting up great fights.

    Try and think of another weight class where you can think up as many great matchups.

    I would say outside of the super middleweight divisionand maybe the lower weights with Donaire, 140 is where the action is right now.
    That just tells me there is a lot of evenly matched fighters. When i said the division isn't that strong, i was comparing it to 5 years ago when it really was the strongest in Boxing.
    Not if you actually watch the fights it doesn't. Come on Ono you telling me that watching guys like Bradley, Marquez, Khan, Alexander, Maidana, Morales, Guerrero etc you are unable to see a qualitive difference compared to when the top guys outside of Hatton were Lazcano, Soliman Mbay, Witter, Urango, Gavin Rees, Vivian Harris and Carlos Moussa??

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    Default Re: I guess 140 is not as good as we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ono View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    I guess some posters boxing knowledge isnt as good as we thought either. I dont know how many times you have to say styles make fights before some people will listen. Nope its just records make fights I guess. Some kind of warped theory of relativity is going on in some peoples minds. Just because someone does better against a common opponent doesnt mean they would beat the person being compared. 140 is one of the best divisions in boxing right now. What makes a division good? Apparently one or two guys dominating, or a top ten of fighters, that could possibly beat any other top 10 guy on any given night?
    Styles do make fights but it is not just the Maidana vs Morales fight that made me believe 140 is not as good as it seem. Alexander at 23 years old folded against maybe the only really good fighter, Bradley. Khan hanged on for dear life against a very limited Maidana. The same Maidana who almost lost to a blown up featherweight who came out of retirement. Who else at 140 is relevant? Judah, JMM, Rios? Now that is just reaching for some kind of answer, two of those guys dont fight at 140.

    Explain why you think 140 is one of the best divisions right now.

    You just have to watch the fights to see that many of the most exciting, explosive and skillful fighters are currently in the 140 lb division.

    Come on rains, Bradley, Khan, Marquez, Rios, Guerrero, Maidana, Judah, Morales, Katsidis, Juan Diaz. That's a ton of talent in one weight class.

    These guys have produced some of the best fights of the last couple years, Khan Maidana, Morales Maidana, Marquez Katsidis, Marquez Diaz 1 & 2, Rios Acosta, Guerrero Katsidis, Maidana Ortiz.

    Some of these fights were at 135 but this pool of fighters can all fight each other, and that makes this one of the main attractions for setting up great fights.

    Try and think of another weight class where you can think up as many great matchups.

    I would say outside of the super middleweight divisionand maybe the lower weights with Donaire, 140 is where the action is right now.
    That just tells me there is a lot of evenly matched fighters. When i said the division isn't that strong, i was comparing it to 5 years ago when it really was the strongest in Boxing.
    Not if you actually watch the fights it doesn't. Come on Ono you telling me that watching guys like Bradley, Marquez, Khan, Alexander, Maidana, Morales, Guerrero etc you are unable to see a qualitive difference compared to when the top guys outside of Hatton were Lazcano, Soliman Mbay, Witter, Urango, Gavin Rees, Vivian Harris and Carlos Moussa??
    There's alot of solid guys, but there nothing special. But that doesn't matter i just think everyone expect's too much, there's still alot of interesting match ups to be made.

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