i can only tell you how much DLH lost to Bazooka.
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Is there any Welterweight in history that could go through Oscar's resume undefeated?
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Everyone on this list except for Khan..lol..granted Hopkins was a great middle weight but..Ray Robinson was the greatest fighter on the face of the planet, SRL..would beat Hopkins and it would be 1 sided, same for Hearns..Hearns chin was weak but he was a freak..and his hand speed and power would keep Hopkins on the defensive the entire fight....Duran and Benitez..all these guys were legendary fighters..and they fought in the golden years of WW/MW..
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Originally posted by PBP View PostNobody. Are people assuming that all of these fighters would be in their primes for each of these fantasy matchups? That's impossible.
No fighter can go through De La Hoya's resume undefeated from start to finish.
robinson is an easy pick. the man was middleweight champion five different times
shouts to charlie burley, too. he was just damn good at MW and WW. he could easily be on the list, though i'd expect hopkins to outwork him and win on points.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostI mean the other way around. Like are you assuming that Sugar Ray Robinson would be in his prime against everybody on De La Hoya's resume?
De La Hoya fought these guys over a span of 11-12 years. I can't imagine anybody running through that resume undefeated over 11-12 years.
Do you think a Prime Robinson can take all these guys? I'll clarify.
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Originally posted by New England View Posti'm assuming the question would involve a man who was a welterweight who later had success at MW. leonard didn't have a lengthy MW tenure, but i think he could weigh in at 150 or so and beat bernard hopkins on his best day.
robinson is an easy pick. the man was middleweight champion five different times
shouts to charlie burley, too. he was just damn good at MW and WW. he could easily be on the list, though i'd expect hopkins to outwork him and win on points.
My thinking was how would a 34-35 year old Sugar Ray Leonard do against a close to prime Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather at welterweight.
Maybe I'm overthinking it.
Originally posted by Skittlez View PostOH ya . What do you think?
Do you think a Prime Robinson can take all these guys? I'll clarify.
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Another thing to look at here is that all the fighters mentioned in the poll with the exception of Khan..were 15rd fighters..these guys were all solid fighters and all fought the best fighters in there class at there prime..
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Originally posted by Skittlez View PostOscar had a shockingly tough resume, with most of the fighters he went against in their prime or still elite.
Mosley X2
Hopkins
Sturm
Trinidad
Ike
Floyd
Pacquaio
Vargas
Whitakker (although he was past it by than)
etc.
I'm thinking of a few.
Ray Robinson
Ray Leonard
Hearns
Duran
Wifred Benitez
The obviously problem is close to Prime Hopkins at 158-160. I don't see Wilfred, or even Ray Leonard having much of a chance against a 6'2 ATG fighter like Hopkins. I think the MW Version of Duran would have dropped against the Hopkins who fought Oscar and Tito as well.
Guys like Trinidad and Vargas were extremely dangerous as well as the Roided Up Mosley that Oscar went to war against twice.
ASSUME that you can just use the Prime Version of each Welterweight over and over again. Do you think anyone can go through that resume undefeated?
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