This Moment In Time

**bradlee180** · 03-10-2013 07:39 PM

How do you define "best weight division"? Do you mean regarding competition within that class OR by where the big-money fights featuring marketable famous fighters are?

**bzkfn** · 03-10-2013 07:45 PM

Welter again.

Mayweather, Marquez, Pacquiao all reside there. Bradley, Alexander, Malignaggi, Guerrero, Berto, Maidana, Ortiz & Lopez are all up there. Factor in Keith Thurman and Adrien Broner and I'd say in terms of housing the best fighters in the world this is the weightclass.

Super-Bantam has already lost Mares, and if Donaire beats Rigondeux what is left? Promotional issues will stop the best fights from being made there.

**Dia bando** · 03-10-2013 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by bradlee180

How do you define "best weight division"? Do you mean regarding competition within that class OR by where the big-money fights featuring marketable famous fighters are?

It would have to be competition, I feel Super bantam is a very good division, Donaire top of the
pile with Quigg and Frampton in the mix.!

**Master** · 03-12-2013 08:16 PM

Welterweight is the best division and has the biggest fighters p4p– Manny, Floyd, JMM.

**Dia bando** · 03-12-2013 10:04 PM

Welter seems to be a popular division, yes excellent fighters but I was thinking
the smaller weight division deserves a mention.!

**Galaxy** · 03-13-2013 02:17 AM

Welter

154 ain't bad Alvarez, Trout, Molina, Lara, Martirosyan, Cotto, Smith, add in Rosado, Kirkland, Angulo, Andrade

**IamInuit** · 03-13-2013 03:24 AM

Jr Fly and Fly are stacked. They just don't get the exposure.

**Galaxy** · 03-13-2013 03:31 AM

Originally Posted by IamInuit

Jr Fly and Fly are stacked. They just don't get the exposure.

108 come on, maybe 5 to 6 top guys, but hard pressed after that

A little deeper at 112 but hard to fill out the top 10

Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of these divisions but the talent isn't so deep imo