If floyd is a ***** for fighting marquez, than hopkins is a ***** for fighting......
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True.well pick one:
Pavlik
Trinidad
De La Hoya
People move up to fight hopkins all the time, and i see noone taking anything away from him. So how in hell is it okay for hopkins, but a crime for mayweather?
BTW marquez is moving up 9 lbs. Dont make it seem worse than it is by wording it differently (2 WHOLE divisions) Pavlik moved up 10 lbs to face hopkins, Mayweather moved up 7 lbs to face de la hoya, and haye is movin up a hell of alot to face klitchko, so plz ppl, stop bitchin
Floyd is a *****, but no more a ***** than Hopkins.Comment
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they are fighting at 144 so........ yea135 = Lightweight
140 = Light Welterweight
147 = Welterweight.
= 2 Divisions.
It's simple maths, it is a 2 division jump. No matter how you try to sugar coat it, it is. I'm a Mayweather fan, but this fight doesn't mean a lot. The only reason JMM has a chance is because of Mays 2 year lay off. The fight moving from 144 to 147 doesn't help much either. Also, it's up to 12 lbs, not 9lbs.
147 - 135 = 12.Comment
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actualy, pavliks power is his quality, and he loses some of that moving up. If pavlik kept more of his qualities than marquez, than he would be p4p, not marquezComment
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Just another Floyd boy trying to take the heat off floyd. Trinidad was already established at 160, won a title there, and physically grew into the division. ODLH fought B-hop at a catchweight(158~), Pavlik already fought near that limit anyway(166 in the rematch against taylor). In both the pavlik and trinidad fights, B-hop was a heavy underdog as well.Last edited by Don Johnson; 05-20-2009, 08:28 PM.Comment
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He's not abitch at all. He risks himself to keep us entertained and you have to respect that. He is obviously a very gifted and a tremendous athlete. I just wish he fought some more people t5hat could possibly give him a better matchup - I want to see just how gifted of an athlete he is. Who knows, he might be the best boxer to ever live. But if he keeps continuing to call out low risk opponents, instead of going for the glory at 147, he will always have that hang over his name.
"Remember Pretty Boy Floyd?"
"Yeah, I remember. He was good at 135 lbs. He was even the best P4P, but he never fought any of the welterweights later in his career. Only if we could've seen him fight a truly good welterweight."Comment
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