Originally posted by No Ceilings
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Is Floyd The Best Fighter In The Last 30 Years?
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in the past 20 years i would say him and james toney,oscar should be neck and neck.oscar deserves a win over cheato trinidad and mosley on his resume.toney deserves wins over ruiz an sam peter on his resume.a win over prime tito would trump anything floyd has done.based purely off of skill floyd is 1 of the best to ever lace em up,but based off of skill and resume i would put oscar and james toney ahead of him
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Originally posted by letsgobrady View Postit's funny how pacquiao is fighter of the decade and all this other **** yet floyd is the one that is talked about as possibly the best ever
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I didn't think this thread was about Pac but I see his name still comes up. so is he supposed to be the best in the last 30 yrs then? If so how would he fair against guys Like SRL, Herns, Duran and Hagler????
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Originally posted by Kingstan315 View PostI didn't think this thread was about Pac but I see his name still comes up. so is he supposed to be the best in the last 30 yrs then? If so how would he fair against guys Like SRL, Herns, Duran and Hagler????
p4p I got Pac behind Duran and SRL, equal or slightly ahead of Hearns and in front of Hagler.
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You can't measure a fighter based on untapped potential or what you believe might be their skill level. Ten years from now, when Floyd Mayweather Jr. isn't fighting people much of where he stands in ATG and HoF lists will be based not just on perceived skill but on his actual in-ring accomplishments.
I think Floyd Mayweather's assertions of his abilities isn't fully correlated with his resume. You can blame that on whatever factors you want, but its not as if he cleaned out 140 or 147 - and he fought at 154 but nobody expects him to do much at that weight.
It looks like he might go down as a very good boxer - very skilled - but I doubt he'll be considered the best since the 70's.
He might not even retire undefeated.
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