lets compare pbf-gamboa at 10 pro fights....

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  • Burner
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    #11
    Originally posted by Jim Jeffries
    Well I don't believe that Floyd would have gotten by Jimenez in his pro debut. Everyone that Gamboa has fought as a pro has had a winning record, only one of Floyd's first 5 opponents had one. Even in Floyd's 9th pro fight, he fought a guy 1-13-1, pretty safe to say they were much more careful with Floyd.

    After 10 fights though, I'd say Floyd had the advantages in trainer, height, reach and defence. Probably enough to win him the fight.
    You also have to factor that Gamboa is 26 years old and has had over 400 ametuer fights.

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    • RichCCFC
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      #12
      Originally posted by Burner
      Well Floyd Sr. said his son was ready for Oscar, Zu and Mosley by his tenth fight and Floyd was calling them out.

      In Floyds 13th and 14th fight he fought and won the WBC Featherweight title against a 38-1 Hernandez and then he fought Manfredy.

      Floyd was better then Gamboa is right now....

      Floyds pro debut.





      Floyd is BETTER then Gamboa in EVERY category.....

      Height
      Reach
      Defense
      Speed
      Power
      Movement



      Its not even close.


      Oh yeah and Floyd was 17 in this vid.....

      Gamboa is currently 26.
      Mayweather was 19 in that vid, almost 20

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      • Jim Jeffries
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        #13
        Originally posted by Burner
        You also have to factor that Gamboa is 26 years old and has had over 400 ametuer fights.
        True, but Floyd had a pretty good amatuer background himself and started boxing very young. Hell he won a national GG title at 15. And like Ricky said he was almost 20 when he turned pro, 21 when he was in Gamboa's position.

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        • Pugilistic™
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          #14
          Originally posted by silencers98
          Level of competition goes to Gamboa. Skill wise, I'd go with Mayweather.
          Agreed. tenletters

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          • S.G.
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            #15
            Gamboa is a talented fighter, but comparisons to Floyd? really?

            i'd love to see him one day become a top p4p fighter because his style of boxing is my favourite to watch, but i just don't see it happening unfortunately

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            • mcentepede
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              #16
              Good point there...I really did not know Mayweather fought a guy that was 1-13. That is an embarassment for Mayweather fans. At least Gamboa fights tough guys with winning records. He keeps his hands low like Naseem Hamed, but he gets centepede points for fighting a tuff, experience guy like Jiminez, who had a solid record and outstanding amateur career(4 time Golden Golves champ). This in Gamboa's 10th fight. But lets face it, Leon Spinks won the Heavyweight title from Ali in his 10th fight and kept his hands up while doing it. There is no real connection there, I just felt like throwing that in. My bad.

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              • BmoreBrawler
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                #17
                floyd's reach is ungodly, especially below 140.

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                • LOLORSKATES
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                  #18
                  Mayweather didn't get dropped twice in his first ten fights.

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                  • Jim Jeffries
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Erbad
                    Mayweather didn't get dropped twice in his first ten fights.
                    Uh, first "knockdown" wasn't even close to a knockdown. And I think it's no secret that Mayweather's defense was better.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Jim Jeffries
                      Uh, first "knockdown" wasn't even close to a knockdown. And I think it's no secret that Mayweather's defense was better.
                      I was there, it was a clean knockdown.

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