If Brown and Price are so dangerous why are they still fighting nobodies and journeymen?
They are being matched carefully against low level fighters because they have big limitations.
Who is the highest ranked either has beaten?
Rankings do mean something, especially the boxrec ones as they are independent and worked out by a scoring system. The reason hammer is far ahead of any of those others is because he has been beating much better fighters!
Ranking doesn't mean anything? Thats like saying "just because hes a better fighter, doesn't make him a better fighter!!!!!"
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The boxrec system is far from perfect, no system is.
A Price fight would at least show us Fury's skills once he's lost a height and reach advantage, would be more interesting than him fighting yet another shorter heavy.
Last edited by ross; 01-01-2015 at 04:29 AM.
Obviously... But with a guy of Price's build it would be largely negated... Stop being pedantic, I'n not saying he has to be the EXACT same fucking height, just remotely close...
Surely even you can figure out that 3 inches in reach and an inch in height isn't as significant an advantage as the 9-11 inches in reach and 5-7 inches in height that Fury usually enjoys?
His camp want no part of the taller heavies, he needs to fight a few taller heavies before standing a chance against Wlad, the way he boxes against all these 6 foot 1-3" guys isn't going to cut it at all.
Rankings DEFINITELY do not always mean much, clearly better fighters are often ranked below shitter ones and boxrecs scoring system is obviously flawed in this regard.
IBO rankings are more legit as are Ring and fight News rankings but there are no ideal ways to rank fighters really.
"Enough with the games mate! Your messing with the Grand Master!"
Lennox Lewis
Boxrec are the fairest. Its a scoring system. Its not a sanctioning body or magazine with influence that make money.
As for height, Tysons 6th opponent Scott Belshaw is 6.7" Tyson fought him when Scott only had one loss and on points, he had a record of 10.1.0.
Boxrec is demonstratably among the worst. It artificially constructs ratings to put the most popular boxers at the top obviously through a scoring system that does not make any sense at all.
Have you actually read the rules that Boxrec applies?
Browne is obviously a more dangerous and much better opponent than Hammer you fool!
Fury is not ALLOWED to fight Browne for that reason!
The IBO might be a sanctioning body but it's entire purpose was designed to specify who the REAL champion is as opposed to the corruption of the major bodies. Since atleast one of the champs of the major 4 are the REAL champ, for this reason the IBO belt is normally always tied up with a major belt also.
Last edited by Max Power; 01-02-2015 at 01:28 PM.
"Enough with the games mate! Your messing with the Grand Master!"
Lennox Lewis
Boxrec have 46-year-old Antonio Tarver rated as the 7th best heavyweight in the world. He's had TWO fights at the weight - Mike Sheppard (21-15-1) and Johnathon Banks (29-2-1).
Unless you can explain exactly why that is fair, I suggest you never bring up boxrec rankings again.
3-Time SADDO PREDICTION COMP CHAMPION.
No wonder everyone thinks you're a prick. You know fuck all.
Show me what makes Browne more dangerous than Hammer
Hughie Fury is going to piss on your chips. Tyson Furys little cousin and sparring partner is going to beat Brownes best opponent much easier than Browne managed.
Last edited by ross; 01-04-2015 at 04:38 AM.
Wow, 10 fights against guys with shockingly poor records and he's been knocked out in all but one of his 6 fights (losses) since. Fury must have RUINED him
I take it back, Fury is proven against high calibre tall heavies, bring on Wlad
(McDonalds have plenty of straws that you can clutch at)
Last edited by AdamGB; 01-03-2015 at 01:29 AM.
...and his one loss was against a 6 foot nothing cruiserweight
The word 'moot' comes to mind.
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