PBF vs. SRL.(Prime) Who wins?

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  • Bushbaby
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    #21
    Judging from the opposition they have faced Id say Sugar Ray fought and beat better comp. so Id go with him until mayweather shows me something!!

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    • Ch@mpBox@PR
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      #22
      Originally posted by Flawless.
      What did Mayweather do at 130

      Leonard beat Hagler the best at 160
      Mayweather beat Castillo at 135
      I will give you 3 names that will make Floyds resume look like ****.
      1.Duran
      2.Hearns
      3.Benitez.

      With those 3 alone SRL resume ****s on Floyds entire resume!!!!!!!

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      • Flawless.
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        #23
        Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
        I will give you 3 names that will make Floyds resume look like ****.
        1.Duran
        2.Hearns
        3.Benitez.

        With those 3 alone SRL resume ****s on Floyds entire resume!!!!!!!
        When did I say his resume was good as Leonard

        Leonard was best at WW
        Mayweather was best at SFW

        Leonard beat best at 160
        Mayweather beat the best at 135

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        • Ch@mpBox@PR
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          #24
          Originally posted by Tony Jones
          Haha well i respect PBF alot for his unquestionable skills but P4P I dont think he could hang with some of the very best there have been. Hes shown weaknesses against lesser fighters that could have been exposed by historys best
          Entirely true!!!!!!!!!!

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          • Ch@mpBox@PR
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            #25
            Originally posted by Flawless.
            When did I say his resume was good as Leonard

            Leonard was best at WW
            Mayweather was best at SFW

            Leonard beat best at 160
            Mayweather beat the best at 135
            I agree!!!!!!!!!!!

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            • LRcie03
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              #26
              Originally posted by Tony Jones
              I agree but even Roach im sure would agree that Pacman (and im a big fan of the filipino maestro) aint SRL.
              Very well said. Bless Pacquio's heart but he aint no Sugar Ray Leonard. Not only was he a beast physically, he had GREAT ring generalship, he defeated the great Roberto Duran MENTALLY (the type of mental pressure ALI would press on his opponents), and he was the bigger guy at 5'10 defeating the reinning middleweight championship Hagler.

              No comparsion, he might even embarrase Pretty Boy Floyd. With that said, you don't know until both fighters step in the ring. Did Leonard fight better opponents? Of course, that also made him step up his skill and mental determination. If Floyd belonged to the 80s, who knew how great he could be.

              Floyd is in a strange position. He has the opportunity to fight more DANGEROUS fighters, but not more skillful fighters. Like I have said before, in my eyes SRL is an ATG and PBF is a hall of famer. In order for Floyd to secure his legacy as an ATG he needs to defeat Miguel Angel Cotto, and if it is close defeat him in a rematch, AND defeat Pac Man (which I think he does pretty handly)

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              • Tony Jones
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                #27
                Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
                I agree!!!!!!!!!!!
                im glad u agree! haha

                Originally posted by LRcie03
                Very well said. Bless Pacquio's heart but he aint no Sugar Ray Leonard. Not only was he a beast physically, he had GREAT ring generalship, he defeated the great Roberto Duran MENTALLY (the type of mental pressure ALI would press on his opponents), and he was the bigger guy at 5'10 defeating the reinning middleweight championship Hagler.

                No comparsion, he might even embarrase Pretty Boy Floyd. With that said, you don't know until both fighters step in the ring. Did Leonard fight better opponents? Of course, that also made him step up his skill and mental determination. If Floyd belonged to the 80s, who knew how great he could be.

                Floyd is in a strange position. He has the opportunity to fight more DANGEROUS fighters, but not more skillful fighters. Like I have said before, in my eyes SRL is an ATG and PBF is a hall of famer. In order for Floyd to secure his legacy as an ATG he needs to defeat Miguel Angel Cotto, and if it is close defeat him in a rematch, AND defeat Pac Man (which I think he does pretty handly)
                U make sum excellent points, who knows how Floyd would fair had he competed in the enviroment that SRL and the other late 70's and 80's greats did. I think hes too quick for an excellent, methodical but comparitively slow Cotto and posively too ring smart for Pacman but whether he could do the same to Hearns and Leornard, who knows. Im not sure.

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                • Ch@mpBox@PR
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Tony Jones
                  im glad u agree! haha.
                  Bro, I give credit were credit is due!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                  • krispy kreme
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                    #29
                    It would be very competitive, but Leonard by UD or SD. He is bigger, punches harder, quicker hands (I think). And if Floyd could get the best of him in a boxing match, Leonard could turn it into a fight. Though I doubt Floyd would really outbox him.

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                    • Silencers
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                      #30
                      Leonard beats him, the only advantage Mayweather has against Leonard is defense and Leonard would find a way around that, Leonard by decision.

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