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Originally posted by cortdawg25 View Postbut he could of went up in weight then and fought him and beat his conqueror's conqueror. Instead he chose to fight Morales in a revenge fight after losing to Raheem....which is weak!
Floyd fought Judah after losing to Baldomir. Judah was still a good fighter and so was Morales
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostCan it be said that Floyd has never faced a slick AA either?
Ofcourse,
BUT then who will you say that is a slick AA for him to face?
Exactly. There weren't any to my memory or atleast that good.
No one on this board thinks Floyd will be outboxed for 12 rounds.
Most say he will lose to pressure fighters. Guess what hes fought PLENTY.
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Originally posted by No Ceilings View PostJohnson, Grisby, Jones, Austin, would have interesting to watch.
Another thing Arum was also Gainers promoter. He couldve made that fight. But chose not to.
pacquiao didn't move to arum 'til 2006.
tim austin was at 118 at the time pac was at 122-126. maybe tim could have moved up. i doubt pac could move down to 118.
when could have pac fought mark johnson? at flyweight? 115? pac was at 122 by the time he started fighting in america.
junior jones last fight was at 130 and it was a year before pac even had moved up to 126 let alone 130.
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostCotto and Marg were atleast the same money as Hatton. Hatton did not have an PPV in the US and was not that famous in the US.
Cotto and Marg would have done more sales IMO.
Then his excuse is that they don't have a following.
Personally, I think he would have beaten both, but they were very dangerous. Marg had a solid chin and would not respect Floyd's punches and hit Floyd, but lsot to a wide UD.
Cotto just dealt with Judah and Mosely, and was a scary fighter at anyone at 147 IMO. He had enough of everything to give Floyd the biggest trouble at 147.
Floyd chose to negotiate a fight with Oscar again after beating Oscar in one of the most boring fights for such a huge event.
That's why I said I believe Arum on this. I have seen Floyd not fight the ebst WW's until now. I just hope Mosely does not break up.
I already stated that he talked for Pac but not for with Cotto and Marg, he chose to retire and not fight Oscar again.
That being said, how would he kow how it would go? Or he wouldn't waste his time trying to make the fight.
It can be said #if Pac accepted the tests there would be a fight, but if Floyd di not demand them, then there would also be a fight.
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Originally posted by No Ceilings View PostJohnson, Grisby, Jones, Austin, would have interesting to watch.
Another thing Arum was also Gainers promoter. He couldve made that fight. But chose not to.
And how would Pac deal with a tall, quick, straight punching southpaw? Now if it became a matter of heart, I would say Pac wins, but I wouldn't go on a limb and say Pac beats a prime Smoke at 126.
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Originally posted by No Ceilings View PostJohnson, Grisby, Jones, Austin, would have interesting to watch.
Another thing Arum was also Gainers promoter. He couldve made that fight. But chose not to.
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Originally posted by cortdawg25 View Postbut he could of went up in weight then and fought him and beat his conqueror's conqueror. Instead he chose to fight Morales in a revenge fight after losing to Raheem....which is weak!
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostCotto and Marg were atleast the same money as Hatton. Hatton did not have an PPV in the US and was not that famous in the US.
Cotto and Marg would have done more sales IMO.
Then his excuse is that they don't have a following.
Personally, I think he would have beaten both, but they were very dangerous. Marg had a solid chin and would not respect Floyd's punches and hit Floyd, but lsot to a wide UD.
Cotto just dealt with Judah and Mosely, and was a scary fighter at anyone at 147 IMO. He had enough of everything to give Floyd the biggest trouble at 147.
Floyd chose to negotiate a fight with Oscar again after beating Oscar in one of the most boring fights for such a huge event.
That's why I said I believe Arum on this. I have seen Floyd not fight the ebst WW's until now. I just hope Mosely does not break up.
I already stated that he talked for Pac but not for with Cotto and Marg, he chose to retire and not fight Oscar again.
That being said, how would he kow how it would go? Or he wouldn't waste his time trying to make the fight.
It can be said #if Pac accepted the tests there would be a fight, but if Floyd di not demand them, then there would also be a fight.
Maragarito was a nobody and still was nobody unitl he defeated cotto and floyd was well into retirement by then.
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Originally posted by M.I.C. View PostYes he has, all I got to say is go out and purchase his career set on DVD. Has he ever faced a boxer as slick as himself, NO, and if you know of one do tell.
My bad.
Originally posted by No Ceilings View PostThis means nothing. People bring up slick fighters for Pac because everyone believes he will lose to one.
No one on this board thinks Floyd will be outboxed for 12 rounds.
Most say he will lose to pressure fighters. Guess what hes fought PLENTY.
The way to beat Floyd is pressure ofcourse, but you need more than that. You need to have atleast equal physical ability.
Someone like Castillo was close. Floyd hasn't fought someone at WW that had it in them to beat him.
It is also the case that Pressure fighters who do not bring smart pressure easily look bad.
Floyd has quick legs and you need to match him going forward as he goes lateral or backwards. Baldomir just did not have it.
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