The best defensive fighter of the 2000's but not all time because of selective matchmaking. In other era's he would be good, not great.
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Floyd mayweather Jr
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Originally posted by Japanese Boxing View Posthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTXmG5q-yEE
Floyd doesn't have the resume to warrant Greatest Defensive fighter of all time.
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Originally posted by Humean View PostPep got his face and body smashed in by Saddler on four different occasions. Mayweather hasn't suffered the same fate and he hasn't needed to clinch to the degree that Pep did to be a defensive wizard. Mayweather's resume is also more impressive than Pep's.
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Originally posted by Welsh Jon View PostI prefer Pernell Whitaker in the greatest defensive fighter stakes
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Originally posted by billeau2One important distinction is that Whitaker created offensive opportunities with hi defense, thats how incredible he was. mayweather counters fabulously but it is usually, now a days, with one punch. Whitaker would make guys go off balance and fall into a counter.
Genaro, Chavez, Judah, Mosley, Ortiz, Cotto, Canelo. Examples all across his career of offense set up by defense against top competition.
I wont insult Pea by adding Gatti, Bruselles, N'dou and Corley as top competition, but those were defensive beatdowns as well.
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