Will Mayweather.....

This shit is very funny to me. Coulda woulda... and if's. I've said it before. PBF has beat everybody he has faced. You don't like him, that's fine. Respect him for what he is. One of the greatest fighters of all time. your delousional

This shit is very funny to me. Coulda woulda... and if's. I've said it before. PBF has beat everybody he has faced. You don't like him, that's fine. Respect him for what he is. One of the greatest fighters of all time.

yes he did and alot of people do

Yeh im just not sold on Mayweather till he fights the Margariots the cottos of the world... Fighting Judah and ODH is on the right track.... His still the truth though.... Oh my God, did you just compare a two time world champion at two different weight-classes, and the former undisputed WW champion of the world, and a man who has been a world champion across 6 divisions to Margarito? The same Margarito who has beaten a grand total of 0 world champions, and his only thing to cling onto in his career is the paper title with the WBO (which he won vacant), after losing to Daniel Santos twice for that very title. :nonono: :nonono: :nonono: :nonono:

Yeh im just not sold on Mayweather till he fights the Margariots the cottos of the world... Fighting Judah and ODH is on the right track.... His still the truth though....

You have to look at each individual fight and do 1 thing: Forget and pretend anything that might of happened after that fight. Put yourself back into the moment, and judge that fighter at that specific juncture in his career. Angel Manfredy was THE top contender at 130, he had just kicked a prime Gatti's ass, and was undefeated since having his only two losses coming in his first 5 fights. Floyd TKO'd him in 2. At that time, it was a VERY impressive victory, considering, a) It was Floyd's first defense since defeating a legend in Genero Hernandez. b) Floyd was 21 years old, and was only his 18th pro fight. And don't even get me started on how dangerous a fight the N'dou one was, along with the Carlos Hernandez, Vargas, and Corely fights. manfredy and corrales were great preformances.. but you cant tell me you dont wanna see him fight a great fighter in their prime .. lets see him beat shane winky paul williams cotto .. i think he might be the best but baldamir gatti judah and sharmba mitchell aint proving shit when the self proclaimed greatest is in his prime

You have to look at each individual fight and do 1 thing: Forget and pretend anything that might of happened after that fight. Put yourself back into the moment, and judge that fighter at that specific juncture in his career. Angel Manfredy was THE top contender at 130, he had just kicked a prime Gatti's ass, and was undefeated since having his only two losses coming in his first 5 fights. Floyd TKO'd him in 2. At that time, it was a VERY impressive victory, considering, a) It was Floyd's first defense since defeating a legend in Genero Hernandez. b) Floyd was 21 years old, and was only his 18th pro fight. And don't even get me started on how dangerous a fight the N'dou one was, along with the Carlos Hernandez, Vargas, and Corely fights. The Gatti fight is why I dislike Mayweather so much.. There is no honor in holding a guys head down close to the floor and punching him. The knock down I can understand because the ref didn't say shit and your always supposed to keep your guard up, the ref did a fucking horrible job calling shit that night. But ya that was some real bitch made shit.

I agree with ya man but lets break that record down.... Before i start Floyd Mayweather is the f**kin truth right now!! Diego Corrales was a sweet win with a fighter in his prime Castillo beat his ass in the first fight that was fcuked up Castillo won that outright they should of gave him that... The rematch Mayweather had hands down.. Judah was a good win but with a fighter that aint really a great. He got beat by the part time taxi driver carlos baldman Judah has never been any great shakes has he? Carlos Hernandez Angel Manfredy Philip N'dou DeMarcus Corely Victoriano Sosa Goyo Vargas Carlos Gerena Justin Juuku Not one of them makes u want to spank ur monkey do they? some of them where on the slip before they took on a much younger Mayweather... Mitchell was shot to pieces and Gatti was right behind him both fighters past there best by a few years but i i gotta give floyd props for his demolition job on Gatti that was what u call an ass whooping... Fcuk it if i sound like a hata i dont care.. I like Floyd his gonna beat an old oscar de la hoya come may.. You have to look at each individual fight and do 1 thing: Forget and pretend anything that might of happened after that fight. Put yourself back into the moment, and judge that fighter at that specific juncture in his career. Angel Manfredy was THE top contender at 130, he had just kicked a prime Gatti's ass, and was undefeated since having his only two losses coming in his first 5 fights. Floyd TKO'd him in 2. At that time, it was a VERY impressive victory, considering, a) It was Floyd's first defense since defeating a legend in Genero Hernandez. b) Floyd was 21 years old, and was only his 18th pro fight. And don't even get me started on how dangerous a fight the N'dou one was, along with the Carlos Hernandez, Vargas, and Corely fights.

I agree with ya man but lets break that record down.... Before i start Floyd Mayweather is the f**kin truth right now!! Diego Corrales was a sweet win with a fighter in his prime Castillo beat his ass in the first fight that was fcuked up Castillo won that outright they should of gave him that... The rematch Mayweather had hands down.. Judah was a good win but with a fighter that aint really a great. He got beat by the part time taxi driver carlos baldman Judah has never been any great shakes has he? Carlos Hernandez Angel Manfredy Philip N'dou DeMarcus Corely Victoriano Sosa Goyo Vargas Carlos Gerena Justin Juuku Not one of them makes u want to spank ur monkey do they? some of them where on the slip before they took on a much younger Mayweather... Mitchell was shot to pieces and Gatti was right behind him both fighters past there best by a few years but i i gotta give floyd props for his demolition job on Gatti that was what u call an ass whooping... Fcuk it if i sound like a hata i dont care.. I like Floyd his gonna beat an old oscar de la hoya come may..

Mayweather will be runnin from DeLahoya Like Roy Jones JR did in his fight with James Toney well in that case i better go put a bet on mayweather to win a almost shut out fight in which he totally outclass his opponent :d

At least the Hatton thread had some truth to it.i was just showing how stupid those sort of threads are. the fact is, not many people gave hatton a chance against kostya tsyzu, then afterwards they labelled kostya way past his best. theres only one fighter hatton could beat that might shut the detractors up and thats floyd mayweather jr. its a sad state of affairs

It's to bad mayweather let's people get to him. That's probaly what makes him An :asshole: . He could of been the greatest of all time If he kept his disgusting mouth shut. Get rid of his idiot uncle, and his loud mouth hard to understand father. What in the hell was Delahoya thinking when training with Floyde Sr?. Another thing that bother's me is the mean muggin asshole's that hang around mayweather. These people are nobodies living threw mayweather. Mayweather will be runnin from DeLahoya Like Roy Jones JR did in his fight with James Toney :boxing: .

Diego Corrales Jose Luis Castillo I Jose Luis Castillo II Jesus Chavez Zab Judah and some very solid contenders in their prime: Carlos Hernandez Angel Manfredy Philip N'dou DeMarcus Corely Victoriano Sosa Goyo Vargas Carlos Gerena Justin Juuku Not to mention (fighters not in their PRIME, PRIME) but nonetheless still world class fighters, such as: Genero Hernandez Arturo Gatti Oscar De La Hoya Then you throw in the names: Sharmba Mitchell Tony Pep Carlos Baldomir Emanuel Augustus and I don't care what you say, you have a pretty fucking good resumé. In fact, when you look at the list of names that Floyd has beat at 130, you could make a very solid argument that Floyd is the best Jr. Lightweight ever. Sure, Floyd's resume has lost a significant amount of steam over the last few years, but it's still nothing to sneeze at. And a lot of the fights that didn't get made, are not entirely Floyd's fault. Just ask Hatton. He did after all dominate one of the best versions of Zab Judah that I have ever seen. It was definitely the Zab Judah that was undisputed WelterWeight champion, just one fight prior. And he also pitched a shutout against a very underrated Carlos Baldomir, becoming the legitimate, ring, lineal WelterWeight champion of the world (His 4th weight class). And now he's fighting Oscar De La Hoya, who is still a great fighter. Sure Mayorga isn't the greatest of opponents, but the way Oscar dominated him in a way, that even surpassed Tito's whooping. Haters will always be haters, but it's undeniable that Floyd has one of the best resumes in boxing. Good post :)

sorry guys, the "Will Hatton....." thread annoyed me. Im always defending PBF's record which is better than both hattons and dlh's At least the Hatton thread had some truth to it.

sorry guys, the "Will Hatton....." thread annoyed me. Im always defending PBF's record which is better than both hattons and dlh's

I hope your joking. Just cause he makes it look easy, don't count.

Genaro Hernandez,Angel Manfredy,Diego Corrales,Jose Luis Castillo, wasnt a great fighter but this guy was in his prime..Phillip N'dou and to be honest Carlos Manuel Baldomir came of the 2 biggest fights of his life.......all in prime, anything else?

Ever fight a top fighter in his prime? Dela Hoya's best days are past him. Diego Corrales Jose Luis Castillo I Jose Luis Castillo II Jesus Chavez Zab Judah and some very solid contenders in their prime: Carlos Hernandez Angel Manfredy Philip N'dou DeMarcus Corely Victoriano Sosa Goyo Vargas Carlos Gerena Justin Juuku Not to mention (fighters not in their PRIME, PRIME) but nonetheless still world class fighters, such as: Genero Hernandez Arturo Gatti Oscar De La Hoya Then you throw in the names: Sharmba Mitchell Tony Pep Carlos Baldomir Emanuel Augustus and I don't care what you say, you have a pretty fucking good resumé. In fact, when you look at the list of names that Floyd has beat at 130, you could make a very solid argument that Floyd is the best Jr. Lightweight ever. Sure, Floyd's resume has lost a significant amount of steam over the last few years, but it's still nothing to sneeze at. And a lot of the fights that didn't get made, are not entirely Floyd's fault. Just ask Hatton. He did after all dominate one of the best versions of Zab Judah that I have ever seen. It was definitely the Zab Judah that was undisputed WelterWeight champion, just one fight prior. And he also pitched a shutout against a very underrated Carlos Baldomir, becoming the legitimate, ring, lineal WelterWeight champion of the world (His 4th weight class). And now he's fighting Oscar De La Hoya, who is still a great fighter. Sure Mayorga isn't the greatest of opponents, but the way Oscar dominated him in a way, that even surpassed Tito's whooping. Haters will always be haters, but it's undeniable that Floyd has one of the best resumes in boxing.