Fighters who fought EVERYONE.

[IronDanHamza]

Me too but not sure when it could have happened. I suppose 2007 but Floyd was never gonna stay at 154 after Oscar.

Was it ever in negotiations?

Wasn't even discussed in any capacity let alone in any kind of negotiations.

Wasn't on anyone's radar.

[OnePunch]

Me too but not sure when it could have happened. I suppose 2007 but Floyd was never gonna stay at 154 after Oscar.

Was it ever in negotiations?

Not that I know of. By that time Vernon had already lost to Mayorga, so alot of the shine was gone from that matchup.

I still think it would have been a good fight though......

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

OSCAR DE LA HOYA!! Definitely

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Not that I know of. By that time Vernon had already lost to Mayorga, so alot of the shine was gone from that matchup.

I still think it would have been a good fight though......

I think Vernon may have been WBC #1 in 2007 when Floyd beat Oscar because he wound up fighting for the vacant title when Floyd returned to 147.

The timelines never really matched up unfortunately, would have been an interesting fight. I wanted to see Forrest-Martinez too shortly before viper passed away.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Wasn't even discussed in any capacity let alone in any kind of negotiations.

Wasn't on anyone's radar.

Didn’t think so. Post Oscar it always felt like Hatton, Cotto or Mosley were the biggest fights out there for Floyd.

[AllHailKingFloyd]

- - How many x l'l floydy go squallin' fer his daddy in the middle of a fight?

Seen boys go squallin' fer mommy, but never daddy!!!

Come on, don't you think King Floyd didn't fought everybody? He even destroyed Tenshin, a future champion.