there was no doubt he beat judah, but this was after judah lost about 90% of his luster after he lost to baldomir, judah was no longer "the man" to beat. that fight happend simply because they were already signed to fight and floyd wanted to show that he could still beat judah.
thats just it about the oscar fight: it was close. if floyd wanted to show he was the better fighter, it shouldn't have been so close. maybe a decision like a clear 115-113 or 116-112 where floyd clearly won but oscar put up a good fight. i had that fight at a 114-114 draw.
if floyd REALLY wanted to fight mosley, he could. mosley doesnt need the fight, his legacy is all but in place in the history books. floyd's has a legacy of a "dollar-fighter", a fighter who fights for the dollar and has the dollar make his decisions. if the money's "not right" (in floyd's mind) or if he isnt getting enough, the fight doesnt happen. a clean win over mosley would clear up a lot of questions.
maybe, instead of fighting hatton, he should fight winky. boring fight, though.
thats just it about the oscar fight: it was close. if floyd wanted to show he was the better fighter, it shouldn't have been so close. maybe a decision like a clear 115-113 or 116-112 where floyd clearly won but oscar put up a good fight. i had that fight at a 114-114 draw.
if floyd REALLY wanted to fight mosley, he could. mosley doesnt need the fight, his legacy is all but in place in the history books. floyd's has a legacy of a "dollar-fighter", a fighter who fights for the dollar and has the dollar make his decisions. if the money's "not right" (in floyd's mind) or if he isnt getting enough, the fight doesnt happen. a clean win over mosley would clear up a lot of questions.
maybe, instead of fighting hatton, he should fight winky. boring fight, though.
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