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

[daggum]

valuev would have been a 17 weight division champ if he turned pro when he was 5. and he would still be criticized. what a sad world.

[Khalid X]

Did you see Floyd fight at age 16?

dont even listen to these stans. Just looking at the way Floyd fight early in his career would let you know he didnt fight the way he does now back then. He actually started off fighting like sweet p, using head movement and body movement to dodge punches. Also his shoulder roll was complete **** back then.

Now he uses his arms, elbows and has his shoulder roll down perfect.

[Khalid X]

The only guys Floyd lost to in the amateurs were top quality fighters. Better fighters than most pros......

So what do you think about Floyd getting completely outboxed by augie sanchez. I guess Augie Sanchez was better than most pros........

[Pacdbest]

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

He can't even past Martin Castillo when he was still tiny. He can't even win the Olympic Gold medal!!! He started as a Loser!!! Then when got his winning streak, he avoids the best fighters!!! It so embarassing that Pac's fighting Cotto instead of him!!!

[S A M U R A I]

valuev would have been a 17 weight division champ if he turned pro when he was 5. and he would still be criticized. what a sad world.

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[shadeyfizzle]

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

How would that be possible when Floyd relies on fundamentals as opposed to raw athleticism??? If Floyd turned pro at 16 he wouldnt have gotten all that fine olympic coaching to straigthen out the kinks in his game and turn him into a defensive mastermind???

[S A M U R A I]

sadly stop making **** up. 16 years old, no amateur experience, immature physically, mentally, technically vs men? Just think about that.

Hypothetical outcomes & scenarios dont count.

"if shaq could shoot 3s like steve kerr he would have 10 championships & 10 mvps"

Have you got no shame?

Yet you & your fellow *****s discredit a guy who actually did go professional at 16 years old, 96lbs, technically,physically, psychologically immature with no amateur experience & still was able to reach the top of the pile.

That my *****holic is literally doing it instead of making a thread & hypothetically doing it.

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[jrosales13]

So what do you think about Floyd getting completely outboxed by augie sanchez. I guess Augie Sanchez was better than most pros........

Great job with Sanchez. What about Carlos Navarro. I guess he is also better than most pros. I don't remember his name but an African fighter and the European fighter he lossed to as an amateur I guess was better than most pros here. He also losse a fight I think in the Bantamweight division against a nobody. And, tht nobody is better than most pros. But, truth be told nobody holds that against him cuz we know those were learning experience for Floyd. Just like Pac losses. All learning experiece.

[fdotorres]

He would, he would have been way too big for those little midgets, guess you didnt see Floyd fight at 16, he does exactly the same things now that he did since day one.

since you're his best friend, you saw him even at his AM debut

if floyd had fought the same level of competition that pac has fought over his career, he wouldn't be unbeaten. it sucks that he needs to be such a cherry picking f@ggot to keep his 0 intact

gtfo with your black **** sucking habits

[Khalid X]

Great job with Sanchez. What about Carlos Navarro. I guess he is also better than most pros. I don't remember his name but an African fighter and the European fighter he lossed to as an amateur I guess was better than most pros here. He also losse a fight I think in the Bantamweight division against a nobody. And, tht nobody is better than most pros. But, truth be told nobody holds that against him cuz we know those were learning experience for Floyd. Just like Pac losses. All learning experiece.

yeah and what is funny is that people bring up the Morales loss to discredit manny, but El Terrible was a ****in beast his whole career. Atleast Manny had the balls to get in the ring with him, unlike Floyd who ducked him, even when Morales told him he would come up to 130 to fight him (Morales had barely moved up to 126 at the time).