Floyd Mayweather has losses too...

[The Hammer]

Floyd always brings up Pacquiao's two losses in his teens.

But the fact is, Floyd lost MORE than just two fights in the amateurs when he was about the same age...

Floyd also lost to Castillo when he was about the same age as Manny was when he had that third loss to Morales.

Manny didn't have the advantage of having top quality training from his childhood on early age like Floyd had. And Manny never had the opportunity to develop himself in the amateurs, he had to make money to feed his family.

[Left Hook Tua]

floyd can keep his undefeated record.

pacquiao has the better resume and legacy.

[SkillspayBills]

All this talk about losses LITERALLY doesn't ****ing matter. When they get in that ring and decide who is the better fighter, THAT'S all that matters.

[Syf]

its true...Floyd lost 6 times in the amateurs.

including that fairly well known Olympics fight.

[PensionKiller]

I agree because you can't take that away but it is the amaetuers.

Pac fighting for food has made him the man he is. He is hungry and does not take money for grnated in soem ways. Floyd having a boxing uncle and dad also made him who he is.

[MANGLER]

Just hope they agree to 50-50 and fight. **** the past.

[Shattered Jaw]

That's what makes Pac's story so special. He wasn't born into a fighting family. He didn't have Fathers and Uncle's who were good professional fighters training him and grooming him from a young age. He just had to go out there and fight.

I mean picking up your first belt at what, 19 years old?

Now, a decade later he knocks out one of the best WWs in this current era - but not just knocks him out. Shuts him down, beats him up and stops him in brutal fashion.

He is also still very humble.

[civicvx]

Forrest Gump can keep his perfect record....run Forest run

[Bretty Poy32]

another contradiction by floyd jr

[The Hammer]

That's what makes Pac's story so special. He wasn't born into a fighting family. He didn't have Fathers and Uncle's who were good professional fighters training him and grooming him from a young age. He just had to go out there and fight.

I mean picking up your first belt at what, 19 years old?

Now, a decade later he knocks out one of the best WWs in this current era - but not just knocks him out. Shuts him down, beats him up and stops him in brutal fashion.

He is also still very humble.

He's a better man than Floyd in every way.