If we're talking currently, then surely Manny Pacquiao?
Sure his opposition hasn't been terrible but he has other forms of protection such as "catchweights" and fighting leftovers.
If we're talking currently, then surely Manny Pacquiao?
Sure his opposition hasn't been terrible but he has other forms of protection such as "catchweights" and fighting leftovers.
I think Cotto has been since he lost to Pac Man, easy win for the title, easy defence with mayorga. Ok Margarito is hard but this is on the back of 2 big defeats.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
U can't b serious . Is fighting Juarez in d U.S and being denied of d decision is what u call protected ? or when Sturm had to give his title to DLH so DLH would have had some excuse for a claim (besides money) for d "Ring Mgazine"/lineal/whatever world middleweight title when he challenged Hopkins ?
Anyway , 4 me , d current most protected fighter in d world is Povetkin , but there r many more extremely protected fighters , and 1 would b surprised 2 know that protecting a fighter is an old tradition as d sport itself .
The operative word was "currently." Chris John is in a division with many top fighters and he's faced 0. His best win in recent years was Rocky Juarez. For a longstanding champion, enough said.
Felix Sturm fought ODLH in 2005, he missed fights with AA, Pavlik, now Martinez. He has avoided many, many challenges.
Last edited by Rantcatrat; 10-01-2011 at 08:10 PM.
Chavez jnr ,this guy is more protected than a baby..
Maybe. Here's the guy I'm talking about:
Zsolt Erdei - Boxer
"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
Is this a serious question?!?!?
Let's see.... how can I put this mildly.....
JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ Jr., of course
I used to berate Zsolt like no other, but then he went up to cruiserweight and beat that Italian guy, I forget his name. Now he literally moved to Philadelphia to break through in the states. He hasn't done it yet, but I'll hold off on criticizing him for the time being for at least making the effort for trying to improve his legacy.
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