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there was jesus chavez too who had a 1-13-1 record.
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i cant believe we have conned ourselves into thinking that a proven champion like mayweather is a paper champion. Name one time a paper champion sat at p4p number one for over 3 years. Sat at p4p number 2 for nearly 6 years.
People often talk about people following a wave of popularity while losing sight of reality. Nobody sits on a p4p list for the sake of it, especially for years at a time. Some of you really fit the flavor of the moment mold when it comes to how you view fighters.Comment
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guys its not called ducking its called business...there are millions of dollars at stake here u guys sit back and wanna make life changing descions from the boxing scene forms...not gonna happen...floyd is not scared to fight anybody...he is a small man himself....i scene him in person in las vegas and you would be surprised how small he is once you are close to him...he didnt wanna fight some of these guys cuz they were too big....now at this stage his body is fully matured he is ready to fight anybody....floyd will lose before his career is over because he pisses all his money away...he is gonna need to take a fight one day when he is 35 36 and he will prolly lose...he wont care tho cuz he will need or want the money and will laugh at us all as he pays the irs with our moneyComment
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Genaro Hernadez 38-1-1 was never beaten at 130 prior to Floyd
Angel Manfready 25-2-1 this fight was for fighter of the year in 1998
Carlos Rios 44-2-1 a step down in competition
Justin Juuko 33-2-1 same level
Carlos Gerena 34-2 decent fighter was on a win streak and his last loss was to Genaro Hernadez
Gregario Vargas 40-6-1 Former 126 belt holder fought a bunch of quality guys and was on a winning streak goign into the bout.
Emmanuel Augustus 22-16-4 A damn good fighter for someone of that record
Diego Corrales 33-0 Do I need to explain this one?
Carlos Hernadez 33-2-1 a damn good fighter that went on to win a belt at 130 and have a damn good fight with Eric Morales
Jesus Chavez 35-1 another damn good fighter that went on to win belts in 2 classes also had a damn good fight with Eric Morales
Jose Luis Castillo 45-4-1 A very good close fight, JLC is one of the best lightweight of recent times
Jose Luis Castillo 45-5-1 Since the first fight was close, this fight put to rest any doubt about who was teh superior fighter.
Victoriano Sosa 35-2-2 A tough cat but some notches belowe his recent competiton
Philip N'dou 31-1 A knockout artist from Africa who was a chic pick to beat Floyd, was a damn good fight.
Demarcus Corley 28-2-1 A former belt holder at 140 who in hsi fight previous lost his strap to Zab in a very ugly but close fight, Floyd beat his ass despite eating a big punch
Henry Bruseles 21-2-1 An average fighter
Arturo Gatti 39-6 A twwo division belt holder and was on arguably on the best run of his career when he met up with Floyd
Sharmba Mitchell 56-4 Former 140 belt holder, was on the downside though when he met up with Floyd but he was not on empty
Zab Judah 34-3 Zab was the former undisputed champ at 147 and a belt holder at 140, he was comming off a loss but that made him desperate on fight night was probably one of the best versions of Zab to step foot in a ring.
Carlos Baldomir 43-9-6 The champ at 147, he was not all that great but he had been on a winning streak earned his chance at Zab and capitized on it.
Oscar De La Hoya 38-4 Oscar got everything for this fight including draggin FLoyd up to 154, Floyd won the fight pretty easily
Ricky Hatton 43-0 Champ at 140 and won a belt at 147 against a very good Luis Collazo.
Juan Maneul Marquez 50-4-1 Floyd got what he wanted in negotiations for this fight but was comming off a lay off and fought a great all eb it smaller Marquez, Floyd did what he was supposed to do more or less.Comment
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