Had Floyd Turned Pro At 16 He Would Have Been A 12 Weight Champ

[flipbjefrox]

why is floyd's career based on woulda shoulda coulda instead of his actual accomplishment.
he woulda beat margarito
he woulda beat kostya
he woulda beat cotto
he woulda been 12 divisional champ if he started at 16
he woulda beat hatton at 140

[Pullcounter]

From 106 to 154, sadly he would still be criticized.

c'mon guys, let pac have his props so that when floyd beats him, it makes it more juicy.

[El Jesus]

Why this thread TS? Cats are praisin Pac right now, not ****tin on Mr boat buyer.

lol, this post made me lol. but i think its probably because people point out that pac turned pro at 16 and moved up x amount of weight classes. But if you factor his accomplishments at the lower weights like they matter, then those KO losses matter also.for me personally, i dont factor pacs accomplishments until he grew into manhood as a damn adult. it isnt fair to rip pac for those ko losses as a kid, however, i wont sit there and praise his time at those weights neither because again, he was just a kid coming into his own.

[loui_ludwig]

Waaa, who cares.

[shadeyfizzle]

haha, very true.

Im not a floyd hater or a pac hugger but it gets on my nerves when the floyd boys **** on the fact that floyd is undefeated and pac has losses. And when people remind them that pac turned pro at 16 at 106lbs...the response is always the same..."floyd fought at 106lbs at 16 also" "if floyd turned pro at 16 he would have all the same accomplishments as pacquiao but more and better"


Sorry guys it doesnt work that way. If you're going to compare...it goes both ways.

If pacquiao had had the skills he has now since age 16 instead of just raw talent....he'd arguably be the greatest fighter of all time.

[Bhopreign]

c'mon guys, let pac have his props so that when floyd beats him, it makes it more juicy.

Who said anything about Pac, farthest thing from my mind.

[flipbjefrox]

lol, this post made me lol. but i think its probably because people point out that pac turned pro at 16 and moved up x amount of weight classes. But if you factor his accomplishments at the lower weights like they matter, then those KO losses matter also.for me personally, i dont factor pacs accomplishments until he grew into manhood as a damn adult. it isnt fair to rip pac for those ko losses as a kid, however, i wont sit there and praise his time at those weights neither because again, he was just a kid coming into his own.

he was a kid fighting for championships instead of wearing head gear.

[Spacey1991]

From 106 to 154, sadly he would still be criticized.

Come on stop being ******, Pacquiao has just had a great win and your trying to take **** away from him... just give it a rest.

[Bhopreign]

Come on stop being ******, Pacquiao has just had a great win and your trying to take **** away from him... just give it a rest.

That opening post said nothing about Pacquaio, not even thinking about him.

[fdotorres]

he would have a couple of losses too, you forgot that part