It's just more and more obvious that you don't have a clue what you're talking about. If you think Briggs has no chance against Charles Martin you're simply proving you're nuts, trolling, or both of them.gilgamesh wrote:Oquendo vs Briggs would be 50/50 to me.BitPlayer wrote:FRES OQUENDO, then make someone better manditory challenger.
who is shannon briggs expected to fight now?*
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I think you'll find that BoxRec rankings are pretty reputable. It's not based on 'I think he's better than him, but not as good as him' nonsense that the ABC rankings seem to work off. It's based on who you've fought, and what the outcome was.gilgamesh wrote:
Key word: Boxrec Heavyweight ranking. I believe I said Respectable rankings list.
1. Wladimir Klitschko
2. Alexander Povetkin
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Anthony Joshua
5. Joseph Parker
6. Luis Ortiz
7. Kubrat Pulev
8. Bermane Stiverne
9. Bryant Jennings
10. Carlos Takam
11. Johann Duhaupas
12. Artur Szpilka
13. Vyacheslav Glazkov
14. Dominic Breazeale
15. Charles Martin
16. Gerald Washington
17. Andy Ruiz Jr.
18. Jarrell Miller
19. David Haye
20. Oscar Rivas
Still quite a few spots to go before you'd see Molina and Scott on my list from there.
The likes of Andy Ruiz Jr and Gerald Washington have fought absolutely nobody while the likes of Breazeale, who beat an old Mansour because he bit his tongue in two, and Martin who was handed a win against injured Glazkov. It's almost a joke that you've included Oscar Rivas. You know there's a reason he's not inside the BoxRec top 50?
At least Molina and Scott have claimed wins against top 30 opposition fairly recently.
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He might be better against Helenius (might, again) but, I am not sure. I remembered this match as extremely close one. Was it undeserved victory for Helenius ? I have to repeat : I am not sure, it was too close. BTW, Gerber and Sexton are not "decent HWs"...BitPlayer wrote:Breazeale I'd give the best chance out of the three, purely because of his toughness.gilgamesh wrote:Martin, Breazeale and Washington he'd have a chance against because those guys are largely unproven and certainly nothing special. Chisora and Whyte would beat him.ValMar wrote:Gilgamesh, there are so many lists, but I am sure that old Briggs would have decent chances against Martin or Washington or Breazeale....against Chisora or Whyte too....He's beaten Helenius, also Gerber and Sexton. He's not a world beater but compare his resume to Takam who's only wins ae 40 year Michael Grant, and 42 year old Tony Tompson, both years ago. Or Szpika who's only win is 37 year old Tomasz Adamek. There's really not that many with better wins than him. Or Ustinov who's best win was, eh.ValMar wrote:Chisora is capable to beat only "no names". He's never defeated any decent HW.