Oscar could crack and he was game that night. Mayweather's defense was on point; all it was. Anyway, Corrales was a risk, giving JLC a rematch was also a risk. Ganero Hernandez was a risk.
Has it ever occured to you that Floyd isn't a risk taker?
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I hear all the times in these forums from people who discredit Floyd by saying his resume is shytty which is a lie.
See for your self.
He beat Genaro Hernandez when PBF was 21 years old....Hernadez was 38-1 and the WBC feather weight King when Floyd MANHANDLED him.
Manfredy was another exciting fighter who was only 25-2 when Floyd whupped on him.
Diego Corralles was 33-0..UNDEFEATED.....when Floyd dropped him 5 times.
Jesus Chavez another good fighter was 35-1 when Floyd beat his azz.
JLC was 45-3 and was one of the best fighters in the world and Floyd beat by UD twice.
Ndou was freakin 31-0 with what like 30 knock outs..when Floyd beat his azz.
Chop Chop was a good fighter as well and even layed the boom on Floyd a couple times and he was 25-2 when Floyd taced him.
Judah at the time was coming off a fluke loss against Carlos Baldomir...and gave Floyd all he candle early in the fight until Floyd broke him down.
Oscar De LeHoya was favored by almost EVERYONE in here...70% of you guys picked ODH to win by KO...and Floyd outboxed him as well....meanwhile Oscar had small gloves, a small ring and the fight was at 154 against a guy who has damn good KO power...oh yeah and ODH weighed atleast 170 for that fight..Floyd was a mere 148.Comment
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I'm sorry, but Oscar won like 11 rounds in the Forbes fight.
Not saying that Floyd hasn't taken risks, just that he sure took a lot more of them at 130/135. And when you call yourself the greatest boxer that ever lived, people hold you to a higher standard.
As in, right now he should be calling out Williams, Martinez, Mosley, Pac, whoever, come get some.Comment
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