Mate the alphabet boys might as well be using a hand full of spaghetti when compiling rankings. I was talking The Ring and the first run for Loma
. Only time I'll play in the rabbit hole of trinket ranks is answering your question and pointing out the guys higher could-should have had claim to another 'contender' first..leading to trinket try..rather than a fella with -0- pro starts. But on Munguia it's the fact he's on a 5th defense banking a million screams that he should be facing someone where the pre consensus isn't 'what round does he fall over'. Fair credit for Liam Smith who was-is a bonified challenger and had to withdraw from his chance at Alis trinket and got first crack. Also thoroughly exposed the defensive flaws of Munguia. Inoue was a hard durable nail. And Hogan..well he was on the end of a screw job down in Mee-he-co v Munguia. Oscar and Company talked up a uuuge rematch possibility, Munguia thought it was a draw but rather than a stiff test..and rematch they opted for another predictable showcase aka soft touch.


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. I was talking The Ring and the first run for Loma
. Only time I'll play in the rabbit hole of trinket ranks is answering your question and pointing out the guys higher could-should have had claim to another 'contender' first..leading to trinket try..rather than a fella with -0- pro starts. But on Munguia it's the fact he's on a 5th defense banking a million screams that he should be facing someone where the pre consensus isn't 'what round does he fall over'. Fair credit for Liam Smith who was-is a bonified challenger and had to withdraw from his chance at Alis trinket and got first crack. Also thoroughly exposed the defensive flaws of Munguia. Inoue was a hard durable nail. And Hogan..well he was on the end of a screw job down in Mee-he-co v Munguia. Oscar and Company talked up a uuuge rematch possibility, Munguia thought it was a draw but rather than a stiff test..and rematch they opted for another predictable showcase aka soft touch.
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