James Toney: "What The F*** You Know? I'm P4P. Mayweather's Only A Top WW" (Audio)

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  • badnewsbrown
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    #51
    Originally posted by ILLuminato
    James has it wrong. Mayweather might be P4P, but certainly not a top WW
    how can he be p4p if he's not even the top fighter in his weight class?

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    • ILLuminato
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      #52
      Originally posted by BoxCleva
      Floyd is a highly gifted boxer but he still needs to beat the current elite WW's to cement his legacy. Victories against Mosley, Cotto, Pacquiao and Clottey would all do a lot to boost Mayweather's legacy in a major way. I think if he actually beat them he'd erase 90% of the naysayers.
      Clottey does absolutely nothing for his legacy. If Cotto loses to Pac, he doesn't either.

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      • BoxCleva
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        #53
        Originally posted by ILLuminato
        Clottey does absolutely nothing for his legacy. If Cotto loses to Pac, he doesn't either.
        Clottey only lost to

        1. Baldomir due to a very poor disqualification. He wasn't intentionally headbutting, it was just the clash of styles and the ref should have realized that. He was winning the fight by a wide margin.

        2. Margarito: Who was almost certainly using loaded gloves, so the loss is meaningless.

        3. Cotto: Who got the split decision in a very close fight. Many thought Clottey beat him by at least a few rounds and would beat him in a rematch.

        So 2 of Clottey's losses are practically meaningless, and his 3rd loss was a very close split decision which could have gone either way. If Cotto and Clottey fought 10 times they'd probably win 5 each. In my opinion Clottey is basically the same level as Cotto so he'd be an excellent name on Mayweather's record.

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        • Blue Heffner
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          #54
          Everybody is going in on poor Floyd and it's because he continues to he's the best but WILL NOT fight the best. So it's no ones fault but his.

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          • mikelovesfood
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            #55
            Originally posted by Brandish
            like manny pac has done..when floyd retired pac went for david diaz weakest at 135, oscar hadn't fought at 147 in 10 years, and hatton the weakest link at 140..so who are you talking about again
            who was available to fight at 135 when pac fought diaz?....riiiight. dlh sure, but coming in to the fight it was still viewed ATM as pac's biggest challenge. Hell, 95% of the boxing media viewed it as a mismatch cmon! and hatton weakest link at 140..haha who the **** are you??? hatton was the reigning lineal champ at 140. again WHO THE **** ARE YOU? GTFO of my forums!!!

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            • Matt Marvelous
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              #56
              James is still one of the coolest dudes around.

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              • Bobby Shaw
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                #57
                All these guys had their chances and as for Shane he wouldnt even fight Floyd back then.He could have maximised his publicity and made some good money but then he also made ****** decisions.I remember Oscar giving Shane a chance to make money but Shane taking a Winky Wright fight before the Oscar fight.What was that all about,he missed a chance to make over $20m in that one fight,now he's finished and divorced and has become a bitter old man.

                What I also do not understand is the fact these guys are partners in Golden Boy and I would expect them to be loaded.Judging by the way Hopkins and Mosley are jealous they are probably token partners with little reward and say in Golden Boy.

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                • Mr. Philadel
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                  #58
                  James kept it real......good lookin' TS

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