If Floyd had went life and death with Marquez what would be the reaction?

wow,just wow

the same thing they said when he struggled with Hatton and De La Hoya and Pacquiao just blasted them. This rght there, except the fact is that Hatton was undefeated when he fought Floyd. And Oscar was a fit healthy champ when Floyd beat him, (barely). But Marquez was younger when Floyd dominated him & Pacman did the same thing Floyd did, except he lost.

Mayweather I think reaction would be the same. Marquez would of won in the eys of the fans and Mayweather would of lost his luster just like Pac did.

when mayweather lost the second round against mosley n got hit with tht big right hand it made headlines (loads of people had it has there fb photo etc) so i would say he would get it off everyone (media fans etc). The thing is tho tht mayweather vs marquez wont b close becasue of there styles the same as pac will beat hatton quicker n in better fashion than mayweather because of hatton being a brawler type fighter pac will always look great vs boxers tht wanna stand n trade but struggle wit boxers n against boxers mayweather will win because of his skill level

I never said Floyd doesn't numb his hands.. sure his hands are brittle. who's fault is that? and Castillo could've made little ***** excuses like Floyd did their second fight.. but he didn't he took it like a man. Floyd has said that he would never fight if he wasn't in full health.. obviously he was in the Castillo fight then because he's said it himself. He won't fight unless he's 100%. He said after the fight.. oh well I had hand problems in the gym and yadda yadda.. If that's the case then you can blame Pacs por performance on "leg cramps" too.. How many times has Floyd gave that "excuse"? He said his hands where good the 2nd time and behold, he won without argument. Does Pac have leg cramps every time he fights JMM?

:rofl: smh.. same can be said about mayweather. hatton fought an old castillo right before he faced mayweather.. he looked finished against Urango and Collazo. sub par performances.. and when Pac fought Oscar, Oscar had that ugly fight with Forbes sure.. but he had given Floyd a good fight before that and lost a split decision. stop screwing **** around man.. Hatton was the same Hatton. Mosley was the same Mosley. I'll give you Oscar, but Oscar put the damn 147 weight on himself because he knew the fight wouldn't have any cred any weight higher.. it was his own fault. so basically u just **** on your own argument. goodnite. go back to sleep, idiot.

I can only imagine,hell if floyd gets hit flush he's shot and got exposed

:rofl: smh.. same can be said about mayweather. hatton fought an old castillo right before he faced mayweather.. he looked finished against Urango and Collazo. sub par performances.. and when Pac fought Oscar, Oscar had that ugly fight with Forbes sure.. but he had given Floyd a good fight before that and lost a split decision. stop screwing **** around man.. Hatton was the same Hatton. Mosley was the same Mosley. I'll give you Oscar, but Oscar put the damn 147 weight on himself because he knew the fight wouldn't have any cred any weight higher.. it was his own fault. I'm willing to agree that Hatton was just as good as he was when he fought May. But Mosley was clearly past it. Not to say he wasn't at his best when he fought May, but he still had a few solid right hands in him. After he couldn't pull the trigger against Mora, if you expected more from him then you're just lying to yourself.

:rofl: smh.. same can be said about mayweather. hatton fought an old castillo right before he faced mayweather.. he looked finished against Urango and Collazo. sub par performances.. and when Pac fought Oscar, Oscar had that ugly fight with Forbes sure.. but he had given Floyd a good fight before that and lost a split decision. stop screwing **** around man.. Hatton was the same Hatton. Mosley was the same Mosley. I'll give you Oscar, but Oscar put the damn 147 weight on himself because he knew the fight wouldn't have any cred any weight higher.. it was his own fault. Are you even serious right now??? wtf, Hatton cried for weeks, fired his entire team... How fat did he get after that fight? He was menitally f*cked up. Come on, Mosley? Of course he wasn't the same. He wasn't the WW Champion anymore and had a big fat DRAW vs a Reality TV contender. Come on man.... be real. Hatton was a good win for Pac but he wasn't the same. Hoya was a good win for Pac (fame and money wise) but was not the same and Mosley hadn't won a fight in nearly 2 years...

So you're saying Floyd doesn't have hand problems or enject sh*t into his hands? Weird... I wonder how the hell Floyd beat the sh*t out of him the 2nd time then. Maybe he numbed his hands that time? I never said Floyd doesn't numb his hands.. sure his hands are brittle. who's fault is that? and Castillo could've made little ***** excuses like Floyd did their second fight.. but he didn't he took it like a man. Floyd has said that he would never fight if he wasn't in full health.. obviously he was in the Castillo fight then because he's said it himself. He won't fight unless he's 100%. He said after the fight.. oh well I had hand problems in the gym and yadda yadda.. If that's the case then you can blame Pacs por performance on "leg cramps" too..

He'd get less then the benefit of the doubt, because as much as pactards now would like to convince you of otherwise, Mayweather's bar is raised a bit higher then Pacquiao's. Mayweather would be considered done, past it.

lidocaine is legal up until a week before the fight and the substandard urine test shows lidocaine use. I know it's legal in a few states, which is why Mayweather stays fighting in Vegas.

In the Lazcano fight it was clear Hatton was not the same fighter anymore. Mayweather vs DLH was at 154 with Oscar coming off a TKO win and becoming WBC champion at JMW. DLH vs Pacquiao was at 147, a weight class DLH hadn't make in a decade, while Oscar was coming off an average win against a 140 pounder at 150 named Steve Forbes, a light puncher who puffed up De La Hoya's face even in being shut out. :rofl: smh.. same can be said about mayweather. hatton fought an old castillo right before he faced mayweather.. he looked finished against Urango and Collazo. sub par performances.. and when Pac fought Oscar, Oscar had that ugly fight with Forbes sure.. but he had given Floyd a good fight before that and lost a split decision. stop screwing **** around man.. Hatton was the same Hatton. Mosley was the same Mosley. I'll give you Oscar, but Oscar put the damn 147 weight on himself because he knew the fight wouldn't have any cred any weight higher.. it was his own fault.

Floyd doesnt have to go life or death to win.. Thats not his style .. Thats why he beat him so easily.. Pac has to fight coming forward which is the reason he will never clearly beat Juan and will get destroyed by Money..

I expect more from you. Pactard Logic: Mike Tyson cherry picks one of the Klits today and gets KO'ed in 1 round, that means Klit beat Tyson better than Lewis ever did which means in Pactard logic: Klits > Lewis

So you're saying Floyd doesn't have hand problems or enject sh*t into his hands? Weird... I wonder how the hell Floyd beat the sh*t out of him the 2nd time then. Maybe he numbed his hands that time? lidocaine is legal up until a week before the fight and the substandard urine test shows lidocaine use.

How many rounds did Oscar win against Pac?I expect more from you.

Floyd used both hands in that fight. That's as much of a bull**** excuse to me as Pacquiao not having worn his "lucky socks" against Morales. So you're saying Floyd doesn't have hand problems or enject sh*t into his hands? Weird... I wonder how the hell Floyd beat the sh*t out of him the 2nd time then. Maybe he numbed his hands that time?

it took him what? 9 rounds to take Hatton out? How many did it take Pac? How many rounds did Oscar win against Pac? So he clearly had more of a struggle against them than Pac did.. In the Lazcano fight it was clear Hatton was not the same fighter anymore. Mayweather vs DLH was at 154 with Oscar coming off a TKO win and becoming WBC champion at JMW. DLH vs Pacquiao was at 147, a weight class DLH hadn't make in a decade, while Oscar was coming off an average win against a 140 pounder at 150 named Steve Forbes, a light puncher who puffed up De La Hoya's face even in being shut out.