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Joel Casamayor at 130lbs
Paul Spadafora at 135lbs
Kostya Tsyzu at 140lbs
Antonio Margarito at 147lbs
Paul Spadafora at 135lbs
Kostya Tsyzu at 140lbs
Antonio Margarito at 147lbs
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yes Tsyzu in his prime would have been a war though -
Floyd would have won in dominating fashion. Guys like Tszyu just aren't on his level.Comment
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Kosta had the only real chance out of that list. He would have to be prime though.Comment
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Most likely. Kostya could have given him some problems, but not enough.Comment
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Perro I see that Margarito lost to paul williams and shane mosley and arguably Joshua Clottey is still ****ing with you huh..?
You have to face reality and realize that Margarito never accomplish anything of significance.. no lineal titles, no titles in mulriple weight division, never unify a division he was in for 10 plus years.
Margarito is the Jose Canseco of boxing.
A Proven cheater who was mediocre to begin with.
no hate just truth.
BTW,
Rondey Jones said that Margarito was the easy win of his career..
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Spadafora despite the legandary sparring session, would have been easy pray for Floyd. He had no power, and that modified limbo-man defense he tried to use would have been figured out by the 4th or 5th round.
At 130 Floyd did all the things Casamayor could do, Floyd just did them better. Casamayor might have taken some early rounds, until Floyd got into Rythm.
Margarito's size, chin, and punch output would be a sort of wildcard. Floyd would have to stay on his bike en route to a sloppy victory.
Tzsyu with his timing, ability to pressure without throwing a ton of punches, ability to cut off the ring, and power would have given Floyd the most trouble of theses.Comment
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Mess with Tszyu and it will Kostya..lol. Even Floyd Senior said that Tszyu would give Floyd jr. problems. I mean he could have just said they avoided him but I'm sure we can read between the lines.Comment
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Yes he would have beaten all of them.Comment
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