What a career,thank you for all the memories Floyd

49-0 12 time world champion 5 division champion 4 division lineal champion Has a record of 26-0 (10 KOs) in world title fights. Has a record of 23-0 (9 KOs) in lineal title fights. Has a record of 24-0 (7 KOs) against former or current world titlists: Won against Genaro Hernandez, Gregorio Vargas, Diego Corrales, Carlos Hernandez, Jesus Chavez, Jose Luis Castillo (twice), DeMarcus Corley, Arturo Gatti, Sharmba Mitchell, Zab Judah, Carlos Manuel Baldomir, Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz, Miguel Cotto, Robert Guerrero, Saul Alvarez, Marcos Rene Maidana (twice), Manny Pacquiao, and Andre Berto. Has a record of 12-0 (3 KOs) against former or current lineal titlists: Won against Genaro Hernandez, Diego Corrales, Jose Luis Castillo (twice), Zab Judah, Carlos Manuel Baldomir, Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Miguel Cotto, and Manny Pacquiao. Has a record of 2-0 (1 KO) against International Boxing Hall of Fame inductees: Won against Arturo Gatti and Oscar De La Hoya. Regional & Minor Titles IBO Welterweight Title (2006-2007) IBA Welterweight Title (2006-2007) WBC Diamond Super Welterweight Title (2012) World Titles WBC Super Featherweight Title (1998-2002) WBC Lightweight Title (2002-2004) WBC Super Lightweight Title (2005-2006) IBF Welterweight Title (2006) (2) WBC Welterweight Title (2006-2008, 2011-present) (2) WBC Super Welterweight Title (2007, 2013-present) WBA Super Welterweight Super Title (2012-present) WBA Welterweight Super Title (2014-present) WBO Welterweight Title (2015) The Ring Magazine Titles World Lightweight Title (2002-2004) (2) World Welterweight Title (2006-2008, 2013-present) World Junior Middleweight Title (2013-2015) Transnational Boxing Rankings Board Titles World Junior Middleweight Title (2013-present) World Welterweight Title (2015-present) Lineal Titles World Junior Lightweight Title (1998-2002) World Lightweight Title (2002-2004) (2) World Welterweight Title (2006-2008, 2010-present) World Junior Middleweight Title (2013-present)

Comments (20)

A truly great career... With out a doubt one of the best boxing Careers in recent times; from beginning to end. Mayweather has been in a league of his own and has been for most of his career. Do I see him as the greatest of all time, No! Reason being his lack of impact outside of the ring but he is without a doubt one of the greatest to ever lace up gloves. In my view a top 10 of all time, agruably Top 5. I'm a great fan of his but unfortunately he has yet to do anything meaningful outside of the ring, that often makes the best of the best. Ali had his time and fights outside the ring, along with Joe Louis/Sugar Ray Robinson/Henry Armstrong. I will be a big believer that Floyd Mayweather may be the greatest Boxer of all time, his skills and technique set him apart from many of the ATG's but his outside life was never one to be admired. Period! His performances inside the ring were amazing and no matter what will not be forgotten but his legacy outside will hurt his position as the GOAT.

10y ago

Reloaded

probably whoever ducks and cheats. you know how irrational those haters are Oh I know how the haters are the biggest bunch of BS double standard fools on the forum , they love to make it up as they go along I guess it soothes their feeble brain to create lies than to have to face truths .

10y ago

Left_Hook_Tua

boring ass career

10y ago

daggum

Great fighter one of the very best tactical minds to ever lace them up , I dont think he will fight again I feel he has lost his love of the sport and his speed and ability's will erode quickly over the next few years , he beat them all and rode of on top very few can say that . I wonder what all the sour grape haters are going to do now , who are they going to hate on next , pathetic whiny cry babys they are lol . probably whoever ducks and cheats. you know how irrational those haters are

10y ago

DeadLikeMe

If the tears of Pacquiao fans were currency, Floyd would be tenfold richer than he already is.

10y ago

Reloaded

10y ago

daggum

cheater outside the ring(PEDS) and inside the ring(clinching, bending below the waist, pushing, elbows, you name it), had refs that let him cheat, fans that let him duck, bye!

10y ago

Dirk_Diggler_UK

It's borderline delusional to believe he's going to retire on 49-0 with the offers that will come in for him to do a 50th fight. I said it at the start of his Showtime deal, he'll get to 49 and then sit back whilst the bidding war takes place between the networks.

10y ago

FeFist

He's 38 years old. He could return to the ring but I don't know why people are in disbelief.

10y ago

Dirk_Diggler_UK

Pretty sure he is. Come on now...

10y ago

IronDanHamza

We all know he's not retiring. Just another excuse for Larry to make one of these threads. Pretty sure he is.

10y ago

soul_survivor

come on, surely all these threads can be merged? Also, in terms of Floyd, I won't miss him but I can appreciate how good he is/was. No one with his defensive ability will be seen in this next generation. Once Pacquiao is gone and Hopkins retires, the upper echelons of boxing will be empty.

10y ago

Dirk_Diggler_UK

We all know he's not retiring. Just another excuse for Larry to make one of these threads.

10y ago

FeFist

First step in a long and successful professional career.

10y ago

Bigg_Rigg

plese put all the typical trolls on ignore b4 this thread turns into a turd slinging fest but anyway my favorite memory is all the great 24/7s and ALL ACCESS episodes hes entertained us with,great work champ That's what 95 percent of Floyds fans love the most about him. Lol how sad and stupid. You ppl just love his "Money May" character.

10y ago

LarryX

The worst cherry-picker in boxing history. Fought people when they were past their prime (Hernandez, De La Hoya, Mosley, Pacquiao), coming off a loss (Judah), had been stopped within the past few years (Cotto, Pacquiao, Mitchell) coming up from smaller weight divisions (Hatton, Marquez, Pacquiao, Guerrero). Avoided Tszyu, Williams, Margarito, Forrest, prime Pacquiao, prime Cotto, prime Mosley, and many others. A man notorious for beating up women, finally went to jail for it. Had shady referees (Cortez with Hatton & Ortiz, Bayless in several fights) and judges (Castillo I, Maidana I) to help when needed. Used an ILLEGAL IV injection, a type that hides PED use. Rumored to have something shady going on with USADA, hiding past positive test results. Disparaged former great boxers, claiming superiority over them. Made racist comments against Asian people. Demanded an opponent wear gloves with extra padding. Always fought with home advantage. Failed to stop opponents who had been stopped before (Cotto, Pacquiao, Berto, etc). Put boxing fans to sleep for years with his monotonous, overly defensive, hold-and-run style. http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/ac303/elfprincessarcher/lolumaddance.gif

10y ago

IronDanHamza

Legendary career and one of the greatest of the modern era. Without doubt the greatest of this era. It's been a long ride but I'm glad it's over and hope he stays retired. Epic 2 decades.

10y ago

PBP

The worst cherry-picker in boxing history. Fought people when they were past their prime (Hernandez, De La Hoya, Mosley, Pacquiao), coming off a loss (Judah), had been stopped within the past few years (Cotto, Pacquiao, Mitchell) coming up from smaller weight divisions (Hatton, Marquez, Pacquiao, Guerrero). Avoided Tszyu, Williams, Margarito, Forrest, prime Pacquiao, prime Cotto, prime Mosley, and many others. A man notorious for beating up women, finally went to jail for it. Had shady referees (Cortez with Hatton & Ortiz, Bayless in several fights) and judges (Castillo I, Maidana I) to help when needed. Used an ILLEGAL IV injection, a type that hides PED use. Rumored to have something shady going on with USADA, hiding past positive test results. Disparaged former great boxers, claiming superiority over them. Made racist comments against Asian people. Demanded an opponent wear gloves with extra padding. Always fought with home advantage. Failed to stop opponents who had been stopped before (Cotto, Pacquiao, Berto, etc). Put boxing fans to sleep for years with his monotonous, overly defensive, hold-and-run style. Oh stop it. You love Floyd. You can't keep him off your mind and make threads about him monthly. It's like a scorned lover trying to cover up his feelings for a woman by insulting her.

10y ago

AllEyesOpen

One of the best boxers ever, and I hope he does end up retiring before he's too far past his prime, if that time is now then so be it.

10y ago

Redeaux

My favourite Floyd Mayweather memories. - Walking out vs. De La Hoya wearing the sombrero - The intensity of the Cotto weigh-in staredown - Foreshadowing the Ortiz fight, 'If you make any mistakes, you have to pay' - Bullying Robert Guerrero at that promo shoot - Check left hook vs. Hatton - Toying with Amir Khan's emotional stability I'm still mixed on what I think about Mayweather's legacy, but some of it was fun and I can't ignore that I got to witness true greatness.

10y ago