Would Floyd be criticized for fighting Rios after getting knocked out?

Rios is a dangerous fight for anybody because he is tough and game and never stops coming. Rios can punch with both hands, has good stamina, a high work rate and he can fight. Still he will probably be a 4 to 1 underdog against Pacquiao and would probably be a 10 to 1 underdog if he fought Mayweather.

You can keep dreaming, you delusional halfwit. Still dreaming of Floyd actually agreeing to take on a guy that possesses more risk than reward ..... but you are right, I might as well keep dreaming on that! :rofl:

Floyd is good defensively but in boxing, you can never say never .... Mosley connected against Floyd and so did others. All it takes is the right punch that you don't see or don't brace for and lights out! Did people think that RJJ would get KOed that night the way he did? Tyson? You can keep dreaming, you delusional halfwit. There is just about only one thing RJJ, Tyson, and Floyd have in common...and it certainly isn't similarity in boxing technique.

Floyd may be TKO'd multiple times as we tack the years on, but there is less than <0.01% of him ever being straight KTFO. Just look at how he positions and braces himself in fights. It would take at least 4-5 inches of reach advantage just to get close to landing a one punch KO on him. Floyd is good defensively but in boxing, you can never say never .... Mosley connected against Floyd and so did others. All it takes is the right punch that you don't see or don't brace for and lights out! Did people think that RJJ would get KOed that night the way he did? Tyson?

Floyd may be TKO'd multiple times as we tack the years on, but there is less than <0.01% of him ever being straight KTFO. Just look at how he positions and braces himself in fights. It would take at least 4-5 inches of reach advantage just to get close to landing a one punch KO on him.

Are we supposed to ignore the fact that he puts an automatic rematch clause in his contracts in case he loses? :haha: Losing a fight is different than getting KOed the way Manny did. Not just Floyd but many would not make the guy who KOed you like that your #1 option. Imagine, the guy who KOed Manny refused to fight him not the other way around! Floyd, the guy who says that health comes first, would not rematch even if it was in his contract. At least, not right away.

Yes he would! It would be ugly on NSB! Pac fans would have a field day with that one but since its the other way around rios is great

If Floyd lost by devastating KO, he would NOT be requesting that he fights the following options like Manny did: - Option #1 - Rematch the guy that KOed him in devastating fashion. - Option #2 - Rematch the guy that he lost to. - Option #3 - Fight a puncher that will come in healthier and with more power as he will not be drained. Also, he doesn't care if you hit him (smiles when he gets hit) and continues to attack and attack. Are we supposed to ignore the fact that he puts an automatic rematch clause in his contracts in case he loses?

Rios is a very good match-up after being brutally mollywhopped by Marquez. Only a gutless hater would criticize this fight. I cannot continue to hate on the guy, he got his come up.

If Floyd lost by devastating KO, he would NOT be requesting that he fights the following options like Manny did: - Option #1 - Rematch the guy that KOed him in devastating fashion. - Option #2 - Rematch the guy that he lost to. - Option #3 - Fight a puncher that will come in healthier and with more power as he will not be drained. Also, he doesn't care if you hit him (smiles when he gets hit) and continues to attack and attack.

Are you actually insinuating that Rios is a better fighter than canelo? I think he's trying to insinuate that Rios is not a tune up fight. But Pac is put at a high standard so I can see how people would think Rios is a tune up. But if you consider the circumstance I actually think this is a risky fight for Pac.

Who? Guerrero? Canelo? :AOR: To be fair, they'd both beat the hell out of Rios.

I can already see it now. "Typical. The overrated bumsniff is fighting a blown up lightweight!" "Fraud is using his loss as an excuse to cherrypick!" "El Boy is taking the easy road like he always does. Why doesn't he fight Golovkin or Klitschko instead if he wants to prove he's really back?"

Rios shouldn't be referred to as a tune up. He's a guy that was picked because he's supposed to make Manny look good. And if Pacquiao is close to the Pacquiao of old, he'll do just that. If he's not, Rios may spoil some plans.

Pac is held to a higher standard than Floyd, so Floyd wouldn't get criticised. Pac fights JMM, Bradley and then JMM within 18months.....basically fighting top 10 or top 5 p4p fighters one after the other. Floyd doesn't. He fights unranked p4p fighters like Guerrero and Canelo. Are you actually insinuating that Rios is a better fighter than canelo?

Pac is held to a higher standard than Floyd, so Floyd wouldn't get criticised. Pac fights JMM, Bradley and then JMM within 18months.....basically fighting top 10 or top 5 p4p fighters one after the other. Floyd doesn't. He fights unranked p4p fighters like Guerrero and Canelo.

Both Pac and Rios are coming off of losses and fighting in a non-title fight. Who is criticizing this?

Dude. He gets criticized for fighting better fighters than Rios coming off of wins. So yes, he would get criticized for fighting Rios, even if Floyd got knocked out before that fight. I don't think so. I've already read how Amir Khan is a good fight cause it will sell. After getting knocked out, I don't imagine Floyd vs a sht talking Mecian wouldn't sell. But that's your opinion. I imagine, "young, hungry lion" being used a half gazillion times during promotions and his fans repeating it. Which would be true, tbf.

Dude. He gets criticized for fighting better fighters than Rios coming off of wins. So yes, he would get criticized for fighting Rios, even if Floyd got knocked out before that fight.