Mayweather: "Mosley Beat De La Hoya on Steroids"
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JMM looked physically out of his depth even at 135, and was only able to win at that weight due to his exceptional skills.
Every fighter has a maximum weight at which they can perform at their best, no one can gain weight indefinitely and still be as competitive. Pac's maximum peak weight appears to be 140, wherease JMM's appears to be 130.
Clottey would be a far more credible tune-up than Marquez, because he's a top Welterweight, and a better fighter than any Welterweight Floyd has beaten so far. But the real fights he needs to take are against Cotto and Mosley.Comment
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And Hatton weighs more than Floyd at 140 then Floyd did at 154 (weighed 148 on fight night vs DLH). The weight class is an excuse. Only reason he looked bad vs Collazo was because he couldn't bully him.
DLH then was still a formidable fighter and was coming off destroying Mayorga. I don't see how you couldn't call that fighting the best.
Oscar was a part time fight and was not the best fighter at 154. Thats another fact for you.Comment
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Floyd didn't call up Hatton. Hatton did. IF Hatton had lost at 147 he'd still have a belt. Maybe you shouldn't be so naive and look at weight classes as a formality. Hatton weighs more at JWW than FLoyd at JMW. Those are facts. Weight class had zero to do with it. You people act like FLoyd cuts weight.
And the old slow Baldomir was the #1 fighter, who beat the #1. Judah was still a top fighter. Funny how you **** on those wins yet I bet you want him to fight Clottey whose best win is a past prime Judah, and that was only a technical decision.Comment
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Tony lost to a bum and had one good win before he fought Cotto.Comment
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Anyway, instead of seeing Floyd fight Pito cardona or Antonio Diaz or Steve Forbes, I get to see him fight an actual top guy. Now, that guy is NOT a welterweight. But in his returning fight, i would much prefer a GREAT small man to a middling big man.
Just my perspective there.Comment
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No one criticises Floyd for fighting Boldomir or Judah, only for failing to defend his title against a single legitimate Welterweight contender, even though several contenders subsequently came along who were and are considerably better than either Boldomir or Judah were.Last edited by Dave Rado; 09-16-2009, 03:12 AM.Comment
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