1) his 100+ wins should NOT BE COMPARED to the records of other fighters, because he fought a bunch of tomato cans well into his 40-some fights


TitoFan,
Do boxers become Hall of Famers just because they have lots of wins in their resume? It takes more than that and JCC proved to have more than just wins. MilMascaras mentioned those accomplishments.

And before you or your homies chime in about JCC not having an amateur career... save it. We're not talking amateur careers here. We're talking about putting "W"s on a professional record. Whether or not you've had an amateur career should not come into the argument here. Why skew a professional record with a bunch of wins against nobodies? It's a pointless argument. You're wrong, and you know it


Let's say a young guy starts working in the New York Stock Exchange with no education higher than high school working with bunch of guys with not only many years of college preparation but also experience in the market. Wouldn't you raise an eyebrow for that young guy who's selling more and accomplishing so much than all the other guys with 2 or 3 times more experience?

Did JCC beat many nobodies? Sure, but now see his accomplishments. Of course he deserves HOF status.

Oh... I said two things. The other one is: 2) he's a jerk. A class-A, bonafide, 100% USDA jerk. Totally classless when he got whipped by Frankie Randall, and never giving any credit to anybody. AND... he's bringing Junior along the same way. He's the typical, over-bearing ex-fighter dad


There will be lots of reasons why you simply don't like him but that doesn't take away the fact that he has many admirable accomplishments in the ring. I dislike some boxers out there but that doesn't blind me from seeing their skills and accomplishments.