Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather
Quote Originally Posted by The Game
They are 2 different principles,by all means check who an opponent has beaten but just because A beats B and B beats C does not mean A beats C. A perfect example of that being weak is,Pacman,Erik,MAB. That one confuses me!!
To see if a fighter is worthy,you can always look at how they have beaten their opponents,what qualities they possess etc.
What if a young prospect is 20-0-16...and destroyed all his opponents...lets say one of his opponents record is 25-0...but he got his record that way by only beating guys with records like 7-20, 3-10, 0-7,
14-8-4, 1-9, and so forth, doesn't this discredit first guys level of competition aswell?

And as far as PAC,MAB,ERIK...if erik loses to PAc again that'll make erik the weakest of the 3...because he'd be 2-4..and Pac would be the best because he'd be 3-1, MAB would be 2-2...so that little circle would be solved....
Yeah but you solved that triangle without using the man who beat the man,you looked at individual fights. If we are going by the man who beat the man,Erik should not have beat Pac,as he lost to MAB in their last fight and Pacman crushed him. Another example: Junior Jones beat MAB twice,EM stopped him easily yet most think MAB won the first fight. The man who beat the man is rubbish,I'm sorry,I just don't like it!

Yeah,TyBuff,you are right I guess,you look at style but again,1 punch can throw styles out of the window!!! Theoretically,Zab was 100 times faster than Tszyu but look at what happened. There are various factors to take into acount,you just look at it on a fight by fight basis I guess as there is no one rule which can apply to all the various intangibles which are capable of existing in the sweet science.