I personally believe that if Floyd would of at least got 1 loss in his professional career early on, he would of most defiantly improved his resume and took more chances. I think Floyd can handle people like Manny, Cotto, Mosley, etc. But his fear of his first loss now is to great to take any chances. Do you think a loss would of helped Floyd, or ruined him. I also think if he takes a loss now, it will ruin his ego, and we might possibly not see Floyd in the ring anymore. It's too bad, because he treats defense almost like an art form. It's fun to watch him out box people at times. Boring when he runs though.
Floyd + 1 Early Career Loss = ATG
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If he lost and came back and beat the person he lost to then i would respect him a lot more and i think we would see an event more formidabble version of Mayweather.
It would certainly boost his ATG status if he did that.
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Tons of well known pros loose early on in their careers and eventually turn into HOFers. I do understand that his undefeated career helps boost his fan base, but at the same time, I would of liked to see Floyd take more chances in his career. I think, 1 loss, would of defiantly helped out with that. A good majority of the greatest boxers have tasted defeat.Comment
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Floyd is on a mission to fight the winner of the welter weight division championship taking place on Nov. 14.
I don't think he'll hang around to fight bums for less money than he's used to generating.
I think he would've been more devastated losing to Marquez on points.Comment
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i totally agree...the '0' definitely counts for something but for this fight fan, a true sign of greatness is how a fighter comes back from their first setback...Comment
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i agree with your logic.. but i'd still talk **** about him because he still refuses to fight guys in his own division.. once he fights all the top fighters at welterweight then he will be ATG.. even if he had one loss, not fighting the best is inexcusable..Comment
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