Floyds Last 3 Vs Mannys Last 3 And Some Strange Contradictions.....

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  • El Jesus
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    #31
    Originally posted by TiTiBok
    how about this:

    Sugar Ray Robinson: 19 loss
    Mayweather: 0

    WOW, Mayweather = GOAT
    whats crazy is that 16 of his 19 losses came WAY after his prime when he shouldnt have been anywhere near a ring

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    • -EX-
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      #32
      Originally posted by chinoy
      Pacquiao

      1. had been fighting 90% of his fights at or below 130 lbs
      2. he fought at 4 different weight class the last 4 fights
      3. he completely destroyed his last 3 opponents
      4. he does not want to duck true WW and is looking to fight Cotto or Mosley

      Mayweather

      1. wants to fight at WW with Marquez
      2. says that his fight with Marquez is NOT a tuneup fight but would not want to fight a true WW

      if one is a TRUE boxing fan willing to look past a boxer's race or color, im pretty sure he would look at pacquiao as a fighter who takes risk big time
      1. Floyd went from 130-154 undefeated. 5 weightclasses. He ran 130 & 135
      2. He gave out boxing lessons from 130-140
      3. If Marquez is a a stepping stone then he's fighting some1 afterwards...

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      • QUISQUEYA
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        #33
        Originally posted by Pullcounter
        I don't know how pac vs floyd would unfold, but I know pac's performances in those 3 fights were better than floyds.
        Same Delahoya? Same Hatton?

        You? Perhaps I maybe overestimated you.

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        • QUISQUEYA
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          #34
          Originally posted by nor3
          i agree!
          Thereby showing your ******ity.

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          • Left Hook Tua
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            #35
            Originally posted by MagicManBoxing
            Floyd is a so called "cherry picker" that fought

            Carlos Baldomir @ 147
            Oscar De La Hoya @ 154
            Ricky Hatton @ 145

            Manny Pacquiao is the so called modern day "Henry Armstrong" that fought

            David Diaz @ 135
            Oscar De La Hoya @ 145
            Ricky Hatton @ 140

            1. Baldomir posessed the WBC, IBA, & IBO Belts and was coming off beating Judah & was @ his natural weight
            2. Oscar posessed the WBC light middle weight belt & was coming off beating mayorga & was @ his natural weight
            3. Ricky Hatton Was Fighting for Floyd's Belt but was coming off beating Jose Luis Castillo & was NOT @ his natural weight


            on the other hand

            1. David Diaz posessed the WBC light weight title and was coming off beating Erik Morales who announced his retirement directly after the fight & was @ his natural weight
            2. Oscar De La Hoya Posessed no belt and was coming off beating steve forbes @ 150 unimpressively & was NOT @ his natural weight
            3. Ricky Hatton posessed the IBO light welterweight belt was coming off to beating Pauli Malignaggi & was Fighting @ his natural weight


            You could argue that

            Floyd Beating Baldomir>Manny beating Diaz
            Floyd Beating Oscar>Manny beating Oscar
            Manny Beating Hatton>Floyd Beating Hatton

            In my opinion to be fair.. if you are going to call Floyd Mayweather Jr a cherry picker you have to call Manny Pacquiao a cherry picker as well
            the difference is manny was not the heavy favorite against all 3 like floyd was.

            most people had floyd winning all 3 fights they way he did.

            with manny , people thought oscar was gonna kill him. he was favored against diaz and ricky but it wasn't so clear cut. there was questions about whether manny can beat those guys from some because of the size difference and it being manny's first fight in those divisions. manny also won those fights easier than most expected.

            by the time floyd fought baldomir he's already had several fights at 147 and with floyd fighting ricky , it was ricky who was moving up in weight and challenging floyd.

            manny was at 130 barely over a year ago. diaz at 135 , oscar at 147 and ricky at 140 was his first ever fights in those divisions.

            when floyd challenged for a belt at 135 he had already a lot of fights above 130. when he fought for his 140 and 147 belts he had several tuneups first at that weight so most people already knew how effective he was at the weight.

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            • Ukuzu
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              #36
              Originally posted by them_apples
              Pacquiao has recently just moved up and is calling out all the big names.
              Heh for the most part I don't think Pacquiao is really calling anybody out, but everyone wants a piece of him for the money they could make against him.

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                #37
                Originally posted by OASIS_LAD
                the difference is manny was not the heavy favorite against all 3 like floyd was.

                most people had floyd winning all 3 fights they way he did.

                with manny , people thought oscar was gonna kill him. he was favored against diaz and ricky but it wasn't so clear cut. there was questions about whether manny can beat those guys from some because of the size difference and it being manny's first fight in those divisions. manny also won those fights easier than most expected.

                by the time floyd fought baldomir he's already had several fights at 147 and with floyd fighting ricky , it was ricky who was moving up in weight and challenging floyd.

                manny was at 130 barely over a year ago. diaz at 135 , oscar at 147 and ricky at 140 was his first ever fights in those divisions.

                when floyd challenged for a belt at 135 he had already a lot of fights above 130. when he fought for his 140 and 147 belts he had several tuneups first at that weight so most people already knew how effective he was at the weight.
                great post

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by NoFear24
                  The difference is, Pac not only destroyed his competition, he jumped right in while he was 130 before all that. He fought Diaz at 135 and then jumped 2 weight classes to fight Dela Hoya, then went back down to take the title away from the 140 champ and Ricky's best weight. All in devastating fashion and is still very humble about everything.
                  There you go.

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                  • mellow_mood
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                    #39
                    Originally posted by mangler
                    This exact same thread is on ESB right now by a dude named Walk with Me.
                    ahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahhaha


                    KARMA

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                    • flipbjefrox
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by The_Executioner
                      1. Floyd went from 130-154 undefeated. 5 weightclasses. He ran 130 & 135
                      2. He gave out boxing lessons from 130-140
                      3. If Marquez is a a stepping stone then he's fighting some1 afterwards...
                      1. cherry picked 140 and up. didnt fought the best. skipped out on kostya and hatton at 140. didnt fight margarito, mosley, or cotto at 147. How could he ran 135 when he only had 3 fights. didnt fight cassamayor nor freitas
                      2. robbing castillo was hardly a lesson. maybe against the bruseles and sosa and gatti type of fighter.
                      3. marquez is a stepping stone for any welterweights. collazo, cotto, mosley, berto, cintron, margarito, would all KO marquez in less than 5 rounds

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