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  • #81
    1998

    1. Oscar De La Hoya
    2. Roy Jones Jr.
    3. Evander Holyfield
    4. Felix Trinidad
    5. Mark Johnson
    6. Shane Mosley
    7. Ricardo Lopez
    8. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
    9. Naseem Hamed
    10. Johnny Tapia

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    • #82
      Originally posted by oc9979 View Post
      1998

      1. Oscar De La Hoya
      2. Roy Jones Jr.
      3. Evander Holyfield
      4. Felix Trinidad
      5. Mark Johnson
      6. Shane Mosley
      7. Ricardo Lopez
      8. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
      9. Naseem Hamed
      10. Johnny Tapia
      Yes...and we need to kick Floyd out for...Fabrice Tiozzo

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      • #83
        Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post


        Tell me...name the fighters Tiozzo had beaten that would make him a pound for pounder? You desperate ****
        mike mccallum. floyd's never beaten anyone that good in his career. how does a fighter become p4p according to you? tiozzo beat the #2 guy in one division then moved up and beat the #1 guy. that's not good enough to be p4p over floyd who had 2 title fights at the time? you are the spin master.

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        • #84
          Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
          Yes...and we need to kick Floyd out for...Fabrice Tiozzo
          you are making my point for me. OH MY GOD a foreigner over floyd mayweather? impossible! tiozzo had the much better resume. why shouldn't he be above him? because you don't know who he is? why should the list be calibrated to your ignorance?

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          • #85
            Originally posted by daggum View Post
            mike mccallum. floyd's never beaten anyone that good in his career. how does a fighter become p4p according to you? tiozzo beat the #2 guy in one division then moved up and beat the #1 guy. that's not good enough to be p4p over floyd who had 2 title fights at the time? you are the spin master.
            Mike McCallum? Yeah well beating up a faded 40 year old is pretty impressive. Amazing that Tiozzo's pound for pound pedigree wasn't noticed by umm...anyone. Not even in France. The ****outtahere

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            • #86
              You guys going at it.

              Originally posted by daggum View Post
              also to save you time hamed should have been ranked above floyd. hamed had 11 defenses, 5 top ten wins including over the #1, and beat the wbo, wba, and ibf champs.
              Naseem should have been rated higher. True

              Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
              Yeah, he was also ranked #9 p4p already you dumb ****. You want them to switch places or something?
              Lol, you guys are funny, def good entertainment though.

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              • #87
                Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
                Mike McCallum? Yeah well beating up a faded 40 year old is pretty impressive. Amazing that Tiozzo's pound for pound pedigree wasn't noticed by umm...anyone. Not even in France. The ****outtahere
                isn't a faded mccallum better than a faded hernandez? tiozzo still beat the #2 at light heavy then moved up to cruiser and beat the #1. that is clearly much better than floyd's resume at the time. your counter argument is that he was from france so he doesn't deserve to be on the list? gonna have to say i won that one.

                anyway since you are stuck in floyd defender mode i'm just gonna move on to how did floyd get from #8 to #2 after beating carlos alberto ramon rios, justin juuko and carlos gerena. any thoughts? surely he wasn't the beneficiary of hype right? he completely earned that ranking right? SKILLS! PAY ATTENTION TO HIS SKILLS!

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                • #88
                  Originally posted by daggum View Post
                  isn't a faded mccallum better than a faded hernandez? tiozzo still beat the #2 at light heavy then moved up to cruiser and beat the #1. that is clearly much better than floyd's resume at the time. your counter argument is that he was from france so he doesn't deserve to be on the list? gonna have to say i won that one.

                  anyway since you are stuck in floyd defender mode i'm just gonna move on to how did floyd get from #8 to #2 after beating carlos alberto ramon rios, justin juuko and carlos gerena. any thoughts? surely he wasn't the beneficiary of hype right? he completely earned that ranking right? SKILLS! PAY ATTENTION TO HIS SKILLS!
                  Do you realize how deluded you've become? You are actually campaigning that FABRICE TIOZZO should have been a pound for pounder in 1998. Were you following the sport at all then? Because you sound dumb as **** right now . And no, decisioning a FADED Mike McCallum isn't quite the same as stopping a Genaro Hernandez who was ranked #17 in the Ring end of Year Top 100 list entering 1998. Get a ****ing grip.

                  And LOL @ you "moving on" because your lame ass argument was slapped down. Before you pull something else out of your ass first try removing your head from it.
                  Last edited by IMDAZED; 12-19-2012, 09:21 PM.

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                  • #89
                    Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
                    Do you realize how deluded you've become? You are actually campaigning that FABRICE TIOZZO should have been a pound for pounder in 1998. Were you following the sport at all then? Because you sound dumb as **** right now . And no, decisioning a FADED Mike McCallum isn't quite the same as stopping a Genaro Hernandez who was ranked #17 in the Ring end of Year pound for list in 1998. Get a ****ing grip.
                    yeah mcallum was old but he was still champ and just beat harding. hernandez only notable win was over 40 year old nelson and he retired from injuries after the floyd fight. don't see how he's so great, certainly not in mccallum's class. tiozzo beat the #2 guy at light heavy and the #1 guy at cruiser. can you imagine if someone did that today? imagine if someone beat hopkins then moved up to beat hernandez. they wouldn't be p4p? you are the deluded one.

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                    • #90
                      Originally posted by daggum View Post
                      yeah mcallum was old but he was still champ and just beat harding. hernandez only notable win was over 40 year old nelson and he retired from injuries after the floyd fight. don't see how he's so great, certainly not in mccallum's class. tiozzo beat the #2 guy at light heavy and the #1 guy at cruiser. can you imagine if someone did that today? imagine if someone beat hopkins then moved up to beat hernandez. they wouldn't be p4p? you are the deluded one.
                      Not even AB Promotions in France had Fabrice Tiozzo as a pound for pounder. Or even top 50. Yet your argument has boiled down to this:

                      Fabrice Tiozzo was a pound for pounder.

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