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Whats so farfetched about it?
kosta tszyu legitametely boxes his ****ing ears off man. If you dont beleive me go watch the fight. He didn't stalk him and pound away. he boxed the **** out of the taller, supposedly 'quicker' fighter.
And we all know how Forrest - Mosley turned out...Comment
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How was your observation rationale? You said a defeated b in the AMATEURS means a defeats c in the pros. Only someone with SUBPAR boxing knowledge would make a statement like that without taking styles into account. I respect you, I haven't called you names I just think when you say something outlandish or delusional you should be called out it. As a matter of fact I still call you budd, budd.Comment
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You can't be serious? Am I the only one that knows the age old phrase "styles make fights. I didn't say it was farfetched that he thinks Kos would beat Mosley. That is his opinion. However, if you say Kos would beat Mosley because he beat Vernon in the amateurs than you are speaking out of your ass.Comment
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I might bwe a ****wad. i don't argue that. But I am that ****wad who is better educated and consistently more knowledgeable than you.
Again: Jan, 2005 and May , 2005. Before the Tszyu-Hatton fight. With original links.
Mwah, sweetie. Do you have a more intelligent brother or uncle that can debate for you, fatboy?
NUMBER ONE:
May 19th, 2005:
- Is there anybody out there that you want to fight after Gatti?
- Like I said at my last fight when I called Kostya Tszyu out. I called him out. Kostya Tszyu don't never call my name out. Every time they ask about my name, he try to duck and dodge the question and go around my name. I am not like any of these guys; I got a chin, I can give it and take it, I can box, I can fight on the inside as well as the outside and I am smart. He knows I am an intelligent fighter. Smart fighters know smart fighters.
NUMBER TWO:
"I can't make these guys fight," said an exasperated Mayweather, who had hoped to face Wright in what would have been one of the year's most intriguing bouts instead of what will turn out to be nothing more than a glorified exhibition.
Former lightweight, welterweight and super welterweight champion Shane Mosley was offered a bout against Mayweather, but declined.
Mosley said he wanted a couple of tuneups, but said he'd fight Mayweather next year.
Kostya Tszyu isn't sure he'll fight again. His conqueror, Ricky Hatton, turned Mayweather down before money was even discussed.
Oscar De La Hoya has mentioned Mayweather, but said he won't consider him until late 2006.
That's around the time when Top Rank promoter Bob Arum said he'd be willing to put young and promising Miguel Cotto in against Mayweather.
NUMBER THREE:
Jan, 2005
http://www.thesweetscience.com/boxin...yu-hoya-cotto/
Today’s sensational 140-pound crop includes universally recognized champion Kostya Tszyu (31-1), his next challenger Ricky Hatton (38-0), Mayweather (32-0), and Cotto (22-0).
Gatti (38-6), resurgent recently, has a big following, and adds steam to boxing’s best division.
It all sounds great until the socio-political stuff factors in. Tszyu fights for Showtime.
Mayweather, Cotto and Gatti all fight for HBO. It’s a highly unusual situation that the smaller of the two subscription-cable boxing giants holds sway over a division populated by so many of the larger network’s fighters, but that is the position.
"I would love to fight Kostya Tszyu,” Mayweather said. “If the money's right, I'll go to Russia to fight him. I just want to show I'm the best. But with HBO and Showtime, I know it's going to be hard to make the fight."
Mayweather’s first order of business is a June pay-per-view fight with Gatti, which is a long, long way from a done deal.
He would like Tszyu after that, unless Oscar De La Hoya wants to rumble. Mayweather still craves that fight, though De La Hoya consistently has remained three weight divisions heavier. But if De La Hoya drops back to welterweight as advertised, they will be separated by just one division and seven pounds.
"It's part of history. My uncle's a two-time world champion, we've got a lot of controversy with my dad and my uncle, two fighters from the same family, one training the Golden Boy (Floyd Mayweather Sr.) and one training the Pretty Boy (Roger Mayweather). It's a fight I think should be made,” Floyd Jr. said. "I know at the end of the year, it's going to be me and Oscar. We've got to get it on. He can't keep ducking and dodging."Comment
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It's a valid indicator...........you're reaching skils. You're reaching just to be able to call another poster ignorant. Maybe you ought to engage in more analysis and less trashing of other people's observations. I'm sure we would all like to see your boxing wisdom at work.Comment
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