What Middleweights would you favor Floyd aginst if any??

[C'MONMANG']

See that green strap.....

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...7612&cat=boxer

[THE REED]

So you don't feel Mayweather can be beaten? If so, then what are we talking about? Forget middleweights, this guy should be fighting light-heavyweights and cruiserweights.

no man, you got me confused..

what did i say? like ive said it over and over

i wouldnt even favor floyd in this fight

but the possibility of floyd outboxing pavlik for 12 rounds.. ISNT an impossibility


And did I SAY i dont think floyd can be beaten... NO... if you read what i typed.. i said IN FLOYDS mind

[Mr. Ryan]

This question goes out to ANYBODY: what fighter was better than Oscar De La Hoya at 154, at the time Floyd fought him?

You could say Oscar was the biggest name, but he wasn't the biggest challenge. Certainly there are a lot of younger fighters who could beat de la Hoya at 154. Mind you, he was practically handed a title against Ricardo Mayorga.

[Burner]

I liked it better when you nut-hugged Paul Williams.

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[SupremeElectron]

Roy Jones was a light-heavyweight who beat John Ruiz. Ray Leonard was a welterweight who beat a middleweight Hagler.

Mayweather won his first title at 130, and you expect him to beat a functional super-middleweight?

By your logic, Roy Jones was a JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT that beat a HEAVYWEIGHT.

[Ray Ray]

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[THE REED]

and id say vernon forrest is a bigger threat at 154 than oscar

[Mr. Ryan]

skillwise- i'd favor floyd over taylor, pavlik, miranda, whoever at mw, bar none. you guys really don't understand how skillful floyd is. he trains and spars with middleweights people, he has the skills added with the intelligence to beat any middleweight out there. people talk about pavlik landing a right on floyd and knocking him out, like floyd's been knocked out before, you people are funny as ****. pavlik has the power to knock floyd out, but who knows if he would. oscar landed some nice right hands on floyd and floyd took them very well. floyd is a better mover, better inside fighter, much better defensive fighter, and much smarter fighter than any middleweight fighter i see today. i mean, he can beat them skillwise for sure. will he? that remains to be seen, but he damn sure has the skills to.

What welterweight doesn't spar with middleweights? Shaun George (175 pounds) spars with 250 pound Faruq Saleem all the time, I wouldn't favor Shaun George to beat heavyweights, though.

[SupremeElectron]

You could say Oscar was the biggest name, but he wasn't the biggest challenge. Certainly there are a lot of younger fighters who could beat de la Hoya at 154. Mind you, he was practically handed a title against Ricardo Mayorga.

And I'm asking you to name that champion, at 154, that was better than De La Hoya? What fight made sense? And I'm not talking about from a financial perspective. What fight at 154 would have pleased the majority of the boxing fans?

[BMWM3P]

By your logic, Roy Jones was a JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT that beat a HEAVYWEIGHT.

A bum at heavyweight, you're comparing apples to oranges Kelly Pavlik is no John Ruiz.