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Who ? Why ?

BTW, should Loma try to compete at LWW ?
I don't think so, he is too small.............

Mikey, easily. Beat the best fighters at the moment. Josh Taylor and Prograis are the stand outs right now.

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 12:12 Mikey, easily. Beat the best fighters at the moment. Josh Taylor and Prograis are the stand outs right now.

I am very fond of MG, I consider him a very good fighter and gentleman, too.
Honestly, I am very sad, because of his moving up at LWW, likely we will never seen him facing Lomachenko.
Anyway, best wishes for Mikey !

For now you'd have to go with Mikey as he has the best wins of anybody at the weight. Prograis is quickly establishing himself as someone to be reckoned with in the division though.

Prograis vs Mikey would be interesting.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 14:59 For now you'd have to go with Mikey as he has the best wins of anybody at the weight. Prograis is quickly establishing himself as someone to be reckoned with in the division though.

Prograis vs Mikey would be interesting.

Yes !

This poll should have at least Mimoune and Josh Taylor included on it.

Lackeos wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 15:37 This poll should have at least Mimoune and Josh Taylor included on it.

The others............

It's not hard to pick Garcia.

Crawford left the division open and Garcia has picked it right up.. Already beat the alleged #2 ranked.

Lipinets was the first to pick up a vacant title.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 15:58 It's not hard to pick Garcia.

Crawford left the division open and Garcia has picked it right up.. Already beat the alleged #2 ranked.

Lipinets was the first to pick up a vacant title.

stop with this transnational worship, no one else had lipinets #2, just like no one had nate gallimore #4

lipinets won a vacant belt vs a crap opponent and he looked average at best

jamamb wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 18:40

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 15:58 It's not hard to pick Garcia.

Crawford left the division open and Garcia has picked it right up.. Already beat the alleged #2 ranked.

Lipinets was the first to pick up a vacant title.

stop with this transnational worship, no one else had lipinets #2, just like no one had nate gallimore #4

lipinets won a vacant belt vs a crap opponent and he looked average at best

Weren't you going crazy over Indongo because he held two belts, though? H2H Lipinets looked like a formidable opponent against Garcia. One of the better fighters in the division, and I'd hold that win as better than Joel Diaz Jr. and Indongo.

i have never gone crazy over indongo

lipinets has even weaker wins though and already struggled vs 3rd rate opponents like zappavinia, castillo, and was throughly unimpressive vs honda.

jamamb wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 19:14 i have never gone crazy over indongo

lipinets has even weaker wins though and already struggled vs 3rd rate opponents like zappavinia, castillo, and was throughly unimpressive vs honda.

You're boy Marcus Browne, the one you think can beat Kovalev, was unimpressive with an unknown prospect like Hot Rod. Funny that you latch so heavily on bad performances as if a fighter can't improve, especially one with so few fights like Lipinets.

lipinets has consistently been unimpressive. he looked average at best 1 fight before vs that japanese guy

hard to knock indongo beating burns and troya but not lipinets having more problems vs worse opposition

ValMar wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 12:21

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 12:12 Mikey, easily. Beat the best fighters at the moment. Josh Taylor and Prograis are the stand outs right now.

I am very fond of MG, I consider him a very good fighter and gentleman, too.
Honestly, I am very sad, because of his moving up at LWW, likely we will never seen him facing Lomachenko.
Anyway, best wishes for Mikey !

No need to be sad. If Lomachenko values his fistic legacy as much as he claims to, he will have NO PROBLEM eventually moving up to 140 to enter the rarified air of four weight-class world champions!!

jamamb wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 19:30 lipinets has consistently been unimpressive. he looked average at best 1 fight before vs that japanese guy

hard to knock indongo beating burns and troya but not lipinets having more problems vs worse opposition

Do you think Troyanovsky or Indongo could've put on that kind of performance against Mikey, or even won a round for that matter? Hard to knock Lipinets considering he put on a good performance against one of boxing's best p4p fighters currently.

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑25 Mar 2018, 00:32

jamamb wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 19:30 lipinets has consistently been unimpressive. he looked average at best 1 fight before vs that japanese guy

hard to knock indongo beating burns and troya but not lipinets having more problems vs worse opposition

Do you think Troyanovsky or Indongo could've put on that kind of performance against Mikey, or even won a round for that matter? Hard to knock Lipinets considering he put on a good performance against one of boxing's best p4p fighters currently.

Lipinets fought the fight of his life vs Mikey. His cast-iron chin saved him from the KO that most fighters wouldnt have risen from > that devastating left hook Mike dropped him with. The Lipinets that labored against 2nd-tier Japanese pretender Kondo was NOT the same guy Garcia fought. Sometimes an athlete just rises to a new level in the face of a great challenge & I believe that's what Lipinets did.