Guess the fighter by his resume...

**DiegoFuego** · 07-27-2008, 03:50 AM

Too bad he couldn't add an undefeated Cotto to that list

Then again, now that we know Cotto was overhyped, it wouldn't really mean too much

**Pepe Smith** · 07-27-2008, 03:52 AM

No great welterweight on that list.

**withoutthee88** · 07-27-2008, 03:54 AM

Originally posted by Pepe Smith

No great welterweight on that list.

De La Hoya wasn't a great welterweight?
Judah is decent as well.

**Flawless** · 07-27-2008, 03:54 AM

Cotto's 0 transformed magically into an 1

**Pepe Smith** · 07-27-2008, 03:55 AM

Originally posted by withoutthee88

De La Hoya wasn't a great welterweight?
Judah is decent as well.

Dela hoya was pass his prime. Judah was a blown up jnr welterweight.

**Brandish** · 07-27-2008, 03:56 AM

there are no great welterweights in floyd's era

**withoutthee88** · 07-27-2008, 03:57 AM

Originally posted by Pepe Smith

No great welterweight on that list.

11 title defenses at 130 & 135...only 2 at 140-154, that should tell you Floyd is a lower weight class boxer, but all of this doesn't mean anything because Floyd will come back and take the WBA belt away from Margarito to truly cement his legacy.

**JoartCC** · 07-27-2008, 03:58 AM

Originally posted by withoutthee88

He has accomplished all of this in his 11 year boxing career:

WBC 130 lb. champ (8 defenses)
WBC 135 lb. champ (3 defenses)
WBC 140 lb. champ (0 defenses)
WBC 147 lb. champ (1 defense)
WBC 154 lb. champ (0 defenses)
IBF 147 lb. champ (0 defenses)
IBO 147 lb. champ (1 defense)
5 division champion

Defeated:
Genaro Hernandez (WRTD 8)
Diego Corrales (WTKO 10)
Jesus Chavez (WTKO 9)
Jose Luis Castillo I (WUD 12)
Jose Luis Castillo II (WUD12)
Arturo Gatti (WTKO 6)
Zab Judah (WUD 12)
Oscar De La Hoya (WSD 12)
Ricky Hatton (TKO 10)
Defeated many greats

Undefeated

Ladies and gentleman, I present the Greatest of Our Time...

Mr. Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Margarito

Mosley

COtto

Williams

Spafadora

Kostya

Casamayor

Freitas

Gayweather.

**withoutthee88** · 07-27-2008, 04:02 AM

Originally posted by Pepe Smith

Dela hoya was pass his prime. Judah was a blown up jnr welterweight.

A blow up junior welterweight who was once the undisputed, lineal welterweight champion of the world. I love how everyone hates on Mayweather at welterweight when he's defeated two undisputed, lineal welterweight champions of the world in Judah and Baldomir, and another one in De La Hoya who should have been one if they didn't rob him vs. Trinidad. Either way, De La Hoya still beat Whitaker, Camacho, JCC, Quartey, and Gatti at WW, while getting robbed vs. Trinidad and once vs. Sugar Shane even when Shane was taking EPO.

Guess the fighter by his resume...