Who do you give credit, Floyd or Pac beating Marquez?

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  • jrosales13
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    #51
    Originally posted by Syf
    The one that beat their opponent better.

    I don't play all these weight "what if" trivia games. Why punish the victor when it was the challenger that decided to move up in weight?
    So you would give Calzaghe and Lewis credit?

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      #52
      Originally posted by Syf
      The one that beat their opponent better.

      I don't play all these weight "what if" trivia games. Why punish the victor when it was the challenger that decided to move up in weight?
      that's because you're a blind amateur.

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      • dans
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        #53
        Mayweather beating Marquez had little to do with weight and more to do with skill and speed.

        If Mayweather had brutally KOed Marquez or was pushing him around on the inside, then maybe weight is a factor, but that's not what happened.

        Mayweather was quicker and showed the better skill level and accuracy, what does that have to do with weight?

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        • Syf
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          #54
          Originally posted by GetSumBrah
          that's because you're a blind amateur.
          lol ok

          I spar guys 20lbs bigger than me or more at the gym... nobody ever cries on my behalf.

          Heavyweights have HUGE disparities in weight between each other.. 60lbs plus sometimes...I never hear crying about that either.

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            #55
            Originally posted by dans01234
            Mayweather beating Marquez had little to do with weight and more to do with skill and speed.

            If Mayweather had brutally KOed Marquez or was pushing him around on the inside, then maybe weight is a factor, but that's not what happened.

            Mayweather was quicker and showed the better skill level and accuracy, what does that have to do with weight?
            Calzaghe wins every single round against Shane at 168. Would you give Calzaghe credit for that?

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              #56
              Originally posted by dans01234
              Mayweather beating Marquez had little to do with weight and more to do with skill and speed.

              If Mayweather had brutally KOed Marquez or was pushing him around on the inside, then maybe weight is a factor, but that's not what happened.

              Mayweather was quicker and showed the better skill level and accuracy, what does that have to do with weight?
              it has to do with weight because jmm did not carry the extra weight well. not only that, but floyd was too big, he was moving jmm around with a jab, and when jmm did connect he was unable to even phase pbf.

              you don't have to impose your weight by pushing around on the inside to use your weight. just by being bigger and stronger floyd didn't have to worry about jmm hurting him or getting physical. all floyd needed to do was not get embarassed by the smaller man.

              Originally posted by Syf
              lol ok

              I spar guys 20lbs bigger than me or more at the gym... nobody ever cries on my behalf.

              Heavyweights have HUGE disparities in weight between each other.. 60lbs plus sometimes...I never hear crying about that either.
              sparring is sparring.

              the HW by nature is that way... the lower divisions are not.

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              • Syf
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                #57
                Originally posted by Pullcounter
                sparring is sparring.

                the HW by nature is that way... the lower divisions are not.
                I wish you were there to tell that to my cracked ribs..about 5 months ago. lol


                So it's just that way, eh? no justification or explanation or LOGIC behind it...its just "how it is"

                how illuminating

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                  #58
                  Originally posted by MIP4P1
                  Mayweather actually beat Marquez.

                  Pacquiao, despite having a weight, size, age, reach, power, and speed advantage over Marquez arguably lost both fights against him.



                  P4P ? LOL , Pacquiao got whooped by the smaller man. Outboxed, outlanded, and then Pac ran up in weight to fight shot weight drained leftovers.
                  "arguably" my ass. he had a draw and a win against marquez. end this **** already

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                  • dans
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                    #59
                    Originally posted by jrosales13
                    Calzaghe wins every single round against Shane at 168. Would you give Calzaghe credit for that?
                    You're talking about Shane Mosley going up 14 pounds from his highest weight to fight a guy who spend his career at the weight and eventually moved up to 175. We're talking about a guy (Marquez) going up 9 pounds from his highest weight and fighting a guy (Mayweather) who began his career at 130, only 4 pounds above where Marquez began his career.

                    Apples and oranges my friend.

                    The excuses for Floyd's domination of this sport get weaker by the day. I gave up a long time ago with that. Just accept that he's the best fighter in the sport and Manny Pacquiao can't hold his jock strap.

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                    • dans
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                      #60
                      Originally posted by Pullcounter
                      it has to do with weight because jmm did not carry the extra weight well. not only that, but floyd was too big, he was moving jmm around with a jab, and when jmm did connect he was unable to even phase pbf.

                      you don't have to impose your weight by pushing around on the inside to use your weight. just by being bigger and stronger floyd didn't have to worry about jmm hurting him or getting physical. all floyd needed to do was not get embarassed by the smaller man.
                      dans and Pullcounter never agree, this moves "consecutive disagreed points" to about 535. I can't wait until we agree one day, it will be like a lunar eclipse.

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