Was Roman 'Chocolatito' Gonzales the worst P4P no 1 fighter in history?

[Thraxox]

For sure. And the least known of them all, also has the weskest resume. He’s also the most fragile when it comes to stepping up. Him and GGG is a tie.

Gonzalez trashes Crawfords resume at the same age. You don't know what the hell is a good resume is and consider Crawford P4P no 1

[Tom Cruise]

How many of the weaker P4P champs do you remember really? Generally I only think about the dominant ones, rather than the ones who came about in the small gaps between them.

It is what it is. At the time there were not many strong contenders for the top spot. I and many others felt he had the best combination of resume, dominance (at the time), and skills to be the no.1.

[kingstip9]

he was a brilliant fighter, boxingscene trying to debate for the sake of debating

[Combat Talk Radio]

Yes, although I dunno if he was truly #1. His was the name that basement dwelling phaggots on here would throw out to try and sound smart. Like bring up some obscure midget in any argument and it makes you sound knowledgeable. But just as he started getting hyped in the mainstream he got exposed.

Even Floyd had him at #1 P4P.

[Derranged]

Thoroughly outclassed when alot felt he won??? When ya say shyt like that i feel like u have an agenda

He got robbed in the first fight. Thread starter is a known troll.

[Illmatic94]

It's sad how HBO just chewed him up and spit him out. They were going extra hard for Choco. Now they don't even mention him.

But Breadman said Choco is a hall of famer soo.. I respect Bread's opinions on majority of things boxing related.

The rise and heavy HBO hype of Choco certainly made me take notice of the lower weights because honestly before him I didn't care about those fighters.

[Split Decision]

Yes, although I dunno if he was truly #1. His was the name that basement dwelling phaggots on here would throw out to try and sound smart. Like bring up some obscure midget in any argument and it makes you sound knowledgeable. But just as he started getting hyped in the mainstream he got exposed.

exposed is a word dweeb boxing fans use when a fighter loses to make them sound knowledgeable

[Willy Wanker]

I'm a fan, but he was the worst #1 p4p fighter.

Being the worst among the best of the best still a great accomplishment. Not sure if he really deserved it on merit or if he just crowned it by default since the other two behind him were Kovalev and Ward. And Ward would have and should have been #1 p4p if he wasn't fighting tune ups after his period of inactivity.

[M Bison]

Andre Ward would probably be the worst guy to have held P4P1 status for me, because unlike Roman Gonzalez who was willing to carry on picking hard fights after hard fights without having to rely on robberies to get the nod, Ward had a good few favours through his career which I can simply not forget.
That and I don't think any part time boxer should be getting such liberties.

[SugarRayCurtain]

Yes, although I dunno if he was truly #1. His was the name that basement dwelling phaggots on here would throw out to try and sound smart. Like bring up some obscure midget in any argument and it makes you sound knowledgeable. But just as he started getting hyped in the mainstream he got exposed.

haha to be honest I have no idea who any of the guys on his resume are
105-115lbs boxers are like athletes in the special Olympics, you gotta let the tiny guys shine once in a while and allow them some scraps from the table. But not too much because they might accidently go up 3 weightclasses.