Is Floyd About Level In Skill w/ SRR/SRL/Duran/Benitez

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  • GrandpaBernard
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    #1

    Is Floyd About Level In Skill w/ SRR/SRL/Duran/Benitez

    What do you think?

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    #2
    Yes and his career longevity exceeds theirs

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      #3
      Originally posted by elfag
      Yes and his career longevity exceeds theirs
      SRR and Duran fought for a long time

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      • champion4ever
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        Hell yeah! He'll whoop both Duran and Benitez at 147 but lose to SRR and SRL at the same weight class due to their superior size advantage.

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        • iamboxing
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          **** no!

          SRL and Duran were infinitely more skilled than FM. Duran and SRL and WAY MORE technical boxers of the past could have all out-boxed their opponents without ever conceding a loss IF an undefeated record mattered to them; it didn't.

          Because an undefeated record wasn't the be all and end all of their careers they passed on a boxing library that will still entertain us for decades to come, while Mayweather's technically flawless fights will be consigned to the dustbin of history - probably why he still has to put on these exhibition fights, to stay relevant or else we'd have forgotten him and his boring ass years ago.

          It's sad. Every time a few years pass by, he realises boxing fans are still enthralled with Ali, Duran, SRL and Hagler and wants the same recognition. Even Hamed who retired at 28, left a better fight library and guarantee you more people will be watching his fights on YT than put-me-in-a-coma Mayweather.

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            #6
            Originally posted by GrandpaBernard
            SRR and Duran fought for a long time


            they fought for longer as a shell of themselves, floyd was 38 and retired as lineal champ

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              #7
              Originally posted by iamboxing
              **** no!

              SRL and Duran were infinitely more skilled than FM. Duran and SRL and WAY MORE technical boxers of the past could have all out-boxed their opponents without ever conceding a loss IF an undefeated record mattered to them; it didn't.

              Because an undefeated record wasn't the be all and end all of their careers they passed on a boxing library that will still entertain us for decades to come, while Mayweather's technically flawless fights will be consigned to the dustbin of history - probably why he still has to put on these exhibition fights, to stay relevant or else we'd have forgotten him and his boring ass years ago.

              It's sad. Every time a few years pass by, he realises boxing fans are still enthralled with Ali, Duran, SRL and Hagler and wants the same recognition. Even Hamed who retired at 28, left a better fight library and guarantee you more people will be watching his fights on YT than put-me-in-a-coma Mayweather.
              Ali

              ali definitely wasn’t as skilled as Floyd

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              • FeFist
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                In terms of technique, there is not a better boxer than Floyd.

                This is more apparent when you look at his career from start to finish. He is able to adapt because he has mastered so many tools.
                Last edited by FeFist; 08-06-2021, 11:56 AM.

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                • thedarkdragon11
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                  No! KingMay is levels above those guys...

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                  • IronDanHamza
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                    Pure skill wise, Floyd is above them, IMO.

                    In regards to being a better fighter however, you’d have to say no probably.

                    Except Benitez obviously.

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