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  • #61
    Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO View Post
    I wonder how people would have viewed PBF's legacy if he stayed down at 135 (easily) and beat Freitas, Casamayor (which would have broken my heart), Forbes, Raheem, etc.

    At that point, would people see him as one of history's great LW's?

    There is no doubt in my mind that Floyd would have dominated the 135 division for a long time. He had already beaten the two killers @ LW. Much of the criticism he gets is because of his style. But he changed that style for Baldomir and Delahoya ONLY.

    Anyone who criticizes PBF as "a runner" just started watching boxing. They need to remember that PBF is naturally a little guy. He just got to 140 about seven fights ago.
    Agree. Most people don't like him because he doesn't fight toe to toe which is EXTREMELY ******. Then when I tell them this they respond by saying he's a liar. I understand that PBF said he was gonna fight toe to toe against DLH. But keep in mind DLH was 20 pounds heavier. Didn't that make DLH seem like the bigger punk. I mean I would have came in weighing as much as PBF because he had a better chance of catching PBF. + PBF would have traded with him seeing as that would have weighed that same. Think so??

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    • #62
      This is how ESPN saw it:


      The final list
      1. Sugar Ray Robinson
      2. Muhammad Ali
      3. Henry Armstrong
      4. Joe Louis
      5. Willie Pep
      6. Roberto Duran
      7. Benny Leonard
      8. Jack Johnson
      9. Jack Dempsey
      10. Sam Langford
      11. Joe Gans
      12. Sugar Ray Leonard
      13. Harry Greb
      14. Rocky Marciano
      15. Jimmy Wilde
      16. Gene Tunney
      17. Mickey Walker
      18. Archie Moore
      19. Stanley Ketchel
      20. George Foreman
      21. Tony Canzoneri
      22. Barney Ross
      23. Jimmy McLarnin
      24. Julio Cesar Chavez
      25. Marcel Cerdan
      26. Joe Frazier
      27. Ezzard Charles
      28. Jake LaMotta
      29. Sandy Saddler
      30. Terry McGovern
      31. Billy Conn
      32. Jose Napoles
      33. Ruben Olivares
      34. Emile Griffith
      35. Marvin Hagler
      36. Eder Jofre
      37. Thomas Hearns
      38. Larry Holmes
      39. Oscar De La Hoya
      40. Evander Holyfield
      41. Ted "Kid" Lewis
      42. Alexis Arguello
      43. Marco Antonio Barrera
      44. Pernell Whitaker
      45. Carlos Monzon
      46. Roy Jones Jr.
      47. Bernard Hopkins

      48. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
      49. Erik Morales
      50. Mike Tyson

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      • #63
        Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO View Post
        Grappler,

        I'm asking you to suspend the "bigger guy" mindset. This is a P4P matchup.
        jajajaja si yo entiendo

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        • #64
          Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO View Post
          This is how ESPN saw it:


          The final list
          1. Sugar Ray Robinson
          2. Muhammad Ali
          3. Henry Armstrong
          4. Joe Louis
          5. Willie Pep
          6. Roberto Duran
          7. Benny Leonard
          8. Jack Johnson
          9. Jack Dempsey
          10. Sam Langford
          11. Joe Gans
          12. Sugar Ray Leonard
          13. Harry Greb
          14. Rocky Marciano
          15. Jimmy Wilde
          16. Gene Tunney
          17. Mickey Walker
          18. Archie Moore
          19. Stanley Ketchel
          20. George Foreman
          21. Tony Canzoneri
          22. Barney Ross
          23. Jimmy McLarnin
          24. Julio Cesar Chavez
          25. Marcel Cerdan
          26. Joe Frazier
          27. Ezzard Charles
          28. Jake LaMotta
          29. Sandy Saddler
          30. Terry McGovern
          31. Billy Conn
          32. Jose Napoles
          33. Ruben Olivares
          34. Emile Griffith
          35. Marvin Hagler
          36. Eder Jofre
          37. Thomas Hearns
          38. Larry Holmes
          39. Oscar De La Hoya
          40. Evander Holyfield
          41. Ted "Kid" Lewis
          42. Alexis Arguello
          43. Marco Antonio Barrera
          44. Pernell Whitaker
          45. Carlos Monzon
          46. Roy Jones Jr.
          47. Bernard Hopkins

          48. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
          49. Erik Morales
          50. Mike Tyson

          That list stinks!!!! I agree with the first two. Willie pep does deserve to be up there also. Other then that the list suxs. OUCH. SRL and Duran should stick close. PBF s better then DLH I mean c'mon DLH lost almost all his big fights. Benard Hopkins defeated all that have beat RJJ.
          Last edited by Grappler_Baki60; 08-08-2007, 10:08 AM.

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          • #65
            why does dios dominicano have so much hate for hatton? this is a fighter who comes to fight and entertain the fans. he tries to go for the knockout and he doesnt run from anybody. why do you hate this man and support a coward??

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            • #66
              Originally posted by Grappler_Baki60 View Post
              Agree. Most people don't like him because he doesn't fight toe to toe which is EXTREMELY ******. Then when I tell them this they respond by saying he's a liar. I understand that PBF said he was gonna fight toe to toe against DLH. But keep in mind DLH was 20 pounds heavier. Didn't that make DLH seem like the bigger punk. I mean I would have came in weighing as much as PBF because he had a better chance of catching PBF. + PBF would have traded with him seeing as that would have weighed that same. Think so??
              Well, I think Oscar had NO CHANCE of getting down much lighter. He was extremely ripped at that weight. Oscar had been at 154+ for a lot of years now. He would have weakened himself badly trying to make 147.

              Do they consider Fighter X as being "a liar" everytime he says that he is going to win, but ends up losing? That's just farkin' idiotic.

              Oscar was the much bigger man. He dictated a small ring. He dictated a higher weight. He dictated puncher's gloves. He sparred with Jin Mosley's wife, ferchrissakes. And he FAILED to make it a "rough, tough, dirty fight" like he said he would. And in the instances where he did catch Floyd with a left hook or anything heavy, he couldn't hurt him.

              Ray Leonard is considered an all-time great. You ****ers love him. Tell me: what style did Ray use to beat Duran and Hagler? Did Ray stand in front of MMH?

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              • #67
                Originally posted by VIVA MEXICO!!! View Post
                why does dios dominicano have so much hate for hatton? this is a fighter who comes to fight and entertain the fans. he tries to go for the knockout and he doesnt run from anybody. why do you hate this man and support a coward??
                Where's the hate for Hatton? show me.

                "a coward"? Who's the hater, me or you?

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                • #68
                  Originally posted by Grappler_Baki60 View Post
                  That list stinks!!!! I agree with the first two. Willie pep does deserve to be up there also. Other then that the list suxs. OUCH. SRL and Duran should stick close. PBF s better then DLH I mean c'mon DLH lost almost all his big fights. Bernard Hopkins defeated all that have beat RJJ.
                  RJJ beat Hopkins heads-up. And would have again at any point in their primes.

                  I don't like that list either...but that's ESPN's opinion. Not sure about the age of that list.

                  Oscar above PBF is ******. Pernell should be WAY higher. WAY.

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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by VIVA MEXICO!!! View Post
                    why does dios dominicano have so much hate for hatton? this is a fighter who comes to fight and entertain the fans. he tries to go for the knockout and he doesnt run from anybody. why do you hate this man and support a coward??
                    I don't see any hate. I don't hate RH. I dislike him! I cant hate him he's a nice guy and all.
                    1. BUT RH fought in the U.K for to long and was being compared to PBF. So PBF wanted to fight him b4 and RH said he wasn't ready. When in reality he didn't want to fight PBF.
                    2. If u move up to 147 and win ur first fight there. Why would you go back down to 140. For to many people it seemed like he punk out.
                    3. RH says 147 is to big for him. How is 147 to big for him when he comes weighing in at 150+.
                    Thats why people dislike him. The ONLY and I mean ONLY credit I give RH is that he is fighting PBF here in the U.S unlike Joe Calzaghe who wants to continue fighting bums and doesn't want to prove anything to world ONLY U.K
                    Last edited by Grappler_Baki60; 08-08-2007, 10:20 AM.

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                    • #70
                      Whoa, Marvin Hagler and RJJ in that list are waaaay too low, other than that it's a pretty good list with a few exceptions.

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