Floyd was the RING WW Champ AND WBC WW Champ

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  • DonTaseMeBrah
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    #51
    Originally posted by RodBarker
    Here is another feeble attempt to change , well not change we will say ignore the facts of weight , real weight , not a label not a bestowed title , not a story written telling an opinion , the WEIGHT ,,, Floyd steps into the ring at 147-148 pounds , no true WW does that Floyds weight is the weight JNR WWs fight at , regardless of singing the hype followed by a bunch yeah yeah ,,,, Floyd is not a true WW and his factual real WEIGHT proves it !!

    Let me ask u a question, at what weight should Fraud jr fight Pacquiao who is even smaller than him?

    Fraud jr fluffers say things like; well Fraud jr is not a real welterweight then will say; watch they want Fraud jr to fight at 142 vs Pac so they can drain him.

    Which one is it & what is Fraud jr.'s acceptable weight division?
    Last edited by DonTaseMeBrah; 06-13-2009, 04:04 AM.

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    • RodBarker
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      #52
      Originally posted by GetSumBrah
      Let me ask u a question, at what weight should Fraud jr fight Pacquiao who is even smaller than him?

      Fraud jr fluffers say things like; well Fraud jr is not a real welterweight then will say; watch they want Fraud jr to fight at 142 vs Pac so they can drain him.

      Which one is it & what is Fraud jr.'s acceptable weight division?
      I think he should fight Pac at 140 weigh-in and both will enter the ring around 148 ,,, its as clear as day , all you got to do is look at these guys last few fights and what they weighed entering the ring , that is their true weight not the dehydrated weight 30 hrs earlier , Floyd is not drained at 142 where did you get that idea from ,,,,,, just because a fighter fights in a weight class does not mean 2 things , first that he is a natural at that weight or its his best and lightest weight , competing there only means he accepted the handicap and fought in the division thats all , just like Jones winning a HW title doesnt make him a HW although officially on the books he is by the same definition people use to say Floyd is a WW when his actual weight says different .

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      • Allucard
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        #53
        Originally posted by 2501
        That means that at this point, Floyd was considered the BEST WW in the division.

        SO HIS SIZE AMONGST ALL THE OTHER WWS IS IRRELEVANT

        Someone explain to be how The Ring WW Champion and WBC WW champion is TOO small to fight ANY WW in the division? That logic is incredibly ****** and anyone who follows it is not only a complete groupie, but a ****en imbecile.

        By saying Floyd is "too small" for the WW divison is practically admitting that his run as the WW KING was a sham, a con, a label only worth the paper its printed on: in other words, Floyd was a paper champ and his accomplishments at WW should be considered as much as Sven Oktte's undefeated record.

        Stop making excuses for Floyd. He doesn't need you to do that for him. He does it himself. You can stop cuffing his balls now.
        Roy Jones was the HW champion at one point. The difference is Floyd doesn't seem to want to fight as a 140 pounder or as a 135 pounder. He went after Pacquiao because Floyd plays on the p4p championship, not the weight class championship. Pacquiao is the only one close to Floyd's dimension at this point.

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        • Pullcounter
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          #54
          Originally posted by Allucard
          Roy Jones was the HW champion at one point. The difference is Floyd doesn't seem to want to fight as a 140 pounder or as a 135 pounder. He went after Pacquiao because Floyd plays on the p4p championship, not the weight class championship. Pacquiao is the only one close to Floyd's dimension at this point.
          that's true and a good point, but floyd eventually has to fight cotto or mosley.

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          • RodBarker
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            #55
            Originally posted by Pullcounter
            that's true and a good point, but floyd eventually has to fight cotto or mosley.
            Well then so does Pac .

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            • JAB5239
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              #56
              Originally posted by Bhopreign
              Was Ottke ever Ring champ? If not then your comparison is frail at best.
              You've said the Rings rankings is how you determine a fighters value. How are you to be taken seriously when when you question one fighter but don't acknowledge another (Urkal) who was ranked by that publication 3 straight years?

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              • JAB5239
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                #57
                Originally posted by RodBarker
                Well then so does Pac .
                Pac hasn't been at 147 for more than 3 years my friend.

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                • JAB5239
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                  #58
                  Originally posted by Allucard
                  Roy Jones was the HW champion at one point. The difference is Floyd doesn't seem to want to fight as a 140 pounder or as a 135 pounder. He went after Pacquiao because Floyd plays on the p4p championship, not the weight class championship. Pacquiao is the only one close to Floyd's dimension at this point.
                  If this is true, why wasn't he going after Hopkins when Hop was still at 160?

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                  • #1Assassin
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                    #59
                    Originally posted by 2501
                    That means that at this point, Floyd was considered the BEST WW in the division.

                    SO HIS SIZE AMONGST ALL THE OTHER WWS IS IRRELEVANT

                    Someone explain to be how The Ring WW Champion and WBC WW champion is TOO small to fight ANY WW in the division? That logic is incredibly ****** and anyone who follows it is not only a complete groupie, but a ****en imbecile.

                    By saying Floyd is "too small" for the WW divison is practically admitting that his run as the WW KING was a sham, a con, a label only worth the paper its printed on: in other words, Floyd was a paper champ and his accomplishments at WW should be considered as much as Sven Oktte's undefeated record.

                    Stop making excuses for Floyd. He doesn't need you to do that for him. He does it himself. You can stop cuffing his balls now.
                    somone explain to me how u become ring magazine welterweight champion meanwhile ducking the best in the division.

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                    • RodBarker
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                      #60
                      Originally posted by JAB5239
                      Pac hasn't been at 147 for more than 3 years my friend.
                      That doesnt matter if it was 10 yrs for the point of the argument is Floyd a WW , Im banking everything on the actual true fight weight , not time , not labels or belts or rankings nothing but the true weight and on that true weight Floyd is not a WW by todays standards , not when you compare to all other WW that people want him to fight , neither is Pac , it doesnt matter what gets written or what gets said the real WEIGHT is the truth and those numbers tell the story .

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