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  • #21
    Originally posted by Lance98 View Post

    That's an exaggeration, a huge exaggeration...
    My post is all around accurate.

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    • #22
      Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
      I thought the most important comments were from George Foreman. He talked about being able to change with the times.

      I think other pros need to understand this. Fighters need to change how they do things to make sure they can attract fans.

      Not saying everyone needs to adopt a “money Mayweather “ persona but the old way of attracting fans just isn’t working.
      Well if they borrow from the Floyd cherrypicking playbook, they may make a few dollars, but their legacy with take a shellacking.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by djtmal View Post

        Well if they borrow from the Floyd cherrypicking playbook, they may make a few dollars, but their legacy with take a shellacking.
        Well if you borrowed a brain you would know it won't affect their legacy at all once they retire whatever they do has no bearing on their accomplishments as a pro, fanboys don't write history books you seem not to understand that simple truth.

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        • #24
          Is it that important that May could have knocked him out ?!?!?

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          • #25
            Originally posted by djtmal View Post

            Well if they borrow from the Floyd cherrypicking playbook, they may make a few dollars, but their legacy with take a shellacking.
            Everyone prior to Morales 1, Rios, Clottey, Algieri, Broner, Vargas, Margarito*, Mosley, Cotto*, DLH*, Lucas, HORN, Bradley 3 TIMES......

            Some ripe cherries right there

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            • #26
              Originally posted by djtmal View Post

              Well if they borrow from the Floyd cherrypicking playbook, they may make a few dollars, but their legacy with take a shellacking.
              If losing to a joe Horn level fighter doesn’t hurt a legacy, fighting exhibitions surely will not.

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              • #27
                Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post

                If losing to a joe Horn level fighter doesn’t hurt a legacy, fighting exhibitions surely will not.
                Well when you follow it up with beating Thurman, a 2 year mandatory that Floyd ducked, you gets mad respect.

                Floyd followed up beating Berto with knocking out a Japanese kickboxer.
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                • #28
                  If that's the case why did he knock out the japanese kid in 1 round? why did he try and ACTUALLY stop Mcgregor?

                  Difference is Paul is decently trained 50-60lbs heavier at a minimum.. 20 years younger + Floyd is a few years older then he was when he fought those 2

                  Paul also didn't just blindly charge in and held a lot as the rounds went on
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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by Roadblock View Post

                    Well if you borrowed a brain you would know it won't affect their legacy at all once they retire whatever they do has no bearing on their accomplishments as a pro, fanboys don't write history books you seem not to understand that simple truth.
                    Well Floyd's legacy is he just wanted easy fights and that is what happened.

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by SweetPbfAli View Post
                      Compliments from Bobby?
                      No, it's criticism. He said the same thing about Floyd carrying Conor.

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