Does Floyd only fight tune-ups?

[BattlingNelson]

You seriously comparing Floyd's resume to Mundines?

Try read the thread before jumping to conclusions. Hint: Check the post I answered.

[Thurman_Murman]

yeah just incase a tough feather/lightweight calls him out again, Floyd aint no punk

[Hitman932]

I'm not saying Gatti was favored by everyone. But then I didn't check the "vegas odds" at the time. I'm just going by general sentiment at the time.

Mayweather was a 6-1 favorite. I bet the bank on him at the time.

[Hitman932]

I disagree that Judah and Hatton were tune-ups. They were 100% live opponents, especially Hatton who was undefeated.

Hatton might have been live if the fight was at 140. At 147 Floyd was taking candy from a fat baby.

[DonTaseMeBrah]

Floyd needs tune ups for tune ups.

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[LiLNipsFatal]

The guy he beat twice???

Or Did his split from Arum contribute..giving that the best 147's are Top Rank Fighters.

Truth be told its Oscar.

Since the Oscar fight Floyd only fights for CASH.

I'm a Mayweather fan, but do you honestly think Mayweather beat Castillo the first fight? I don't see how any objective boxing fan can give that first fight to Mayweather.

With that being said, I do think he would would have won the fight had he not broken his hand, but I think Castillo won the 1st fight 7-4-1 (3rd round 10-10). You could also argue he won 7-5. I had Mayweather winning the second fight though.

[LiLNipsFatal]

Wwwwawawait! Are you saying that JMM wasn't a tune-up???????????????

In that case you are a Floydstan first class mate.

It was definitely a tune-up fight for Mayweather who was coming off a 21 month layoff, but you can't deny the fact that he BLASTED JMM (who happens to the be same guy who fought Pacquiao evenly for 24 rounds) in one of the most lopsided fights in recent history.