Mosley vs Forrest compared to Leonard vs Hearns

[Scott9945]

Please! Leonard had 3 fights at 168, 1 of them against a former lightweight, Duran. That he could make the weight doesnt mean he was bigger or stronger than Mosley, who could also surely make that weight if he wanted to but didn't think he'd be effective at it. And those 2 knockouts doesnt convince me he had one punch power. Everyone can get a little lucky.

Can you even imagine how bloated and slow Mosley would have looked at 168? Sorry, but you're not going to win this debate. The facts are clearly against you. You obviously are biased against SRL.

[Pastrano]

Can you even imagine how bloated and slow Mosley would have looked at 168? Sorry, but you're not going to win this debate. The facts are clearly against you. You obviously are biased against SRL.

And you obviously hug his nutsack.

[joseph5620]

And you obviously hug his nutsack.

And you obviously have no counter point other than this typical weak response. If anything, this is a perfect description of the way you overrate Delahoya.



It must suck to lose every debate you start.

[northstar]

In my opinion, due to his natural size advantage, leonard was stronger than mosley. Mosley could never campaign at MW against a fighter like hagler and be competitive.

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More than you obviously know about.



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How many fighters on the level of Hearns and Benitez did Mosley ever stop? How many top welterweights did Mosley stop in this way?


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I agree that SRL punches harder than SSM but...
Leonard made Lalonde kill himself to make weight, so that one should not count.

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As someone already pointed out, I don't see much of a similarity between the fights btw.

[joseph5620]

I agree that SRL punches harder than SSM but...
Leonard made Lalonde kill himself to make weight, so that one should not count.

That wasn't the point. That fight doesn't add to Leonard's legacy anyway. The question was whether he had one punch KO power which was the point I was making.

[Pastrano]

That wasn't the point. That fight doesn't add to Leonard's legacy anyway. The question was whether he had one punch KO power which was the point I was making.

The guys he koed with one punch were probably chinny anyway...and how many were they?? You didn't state that. Because I KNOW he didn't knock many guys out like that. He'd just wear them out with his flurries. I mean, Sylvester koed Castillejo with one punch, but that was in the 12th round and he has like 14 kos in 30something wins.

[joseph5620]

The guys he koed with one punch were probably chinny anyway...and how many were they?? You didn't state that. Because I KNOW he didn't knock many guys out like that. He'd just wear them out with his flurries. I mean, Sylvester koed Castillejo with one punch, but that was in the 12th round and he has like 14 kos in 30something wins.

I don't know how many and don't care. Leonard hit harder than Mosley and he was bigger than Mosley. That's a fact that you'll have to deal with. And you obviously don't know much about Leonard other than you don't like him. Period.


*Andy Price beat both Carlos Palomino and Pipino Cuevas.He was not "chinney." You don't seem to mind talking about things you know nothing about. No matter how ****** it makes you look. And one punch KO's don't always determine who the harder puncher is. Pernell Whitaker has at least three of them. So you can just stop with that childish argument.

[Pastrano]

I don't know how many and don't care. Leonard hit harder than Mosley and he was bigger than Mosley. That's a fact that you'll have to deal with. And you obviously don't know much about Leonard other than you don't like him. Period.


*Andy Price beat both Carlos Palomino and Pipino Cuevas.He was not "chinney." You don't seem to mind talking about things you know nothing about. No matter how ****** it makes you look. And one punch KO's don't always determine who the harder puncher is. Pernell Whitaker has at least three of them. So you can just stop with that childish argument.

I've seen all of Leonard's pivotal fights, so there's nothing you can teach me on him. So save your energy.