So we've been over Pacquiao's options. What are Floyds?

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  • paulf
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    So we've been over Pacquiao's options. What are Floyds?

    If the Pacquiao fight falls through who do you see him squaring off with?

    I'd say Amir Khan and Sergio Martinez are the front-runners. Clearly Martinez is the better fight, but his drawing power is yet to be seen. I don't see Floyd fighting Cotto due to Pac already beating him. And no one at welterweight is going to fight Paul Williams. Margarito cant fight in Vegas. Other possibilities are Berto, Bradley, Alexander....

    I'm seriously leaning toward Khan due to his quickly-achieved fame and the fact that he's under Golden Boy. I know Khans said he's going to unify 140, but I think he'd jump at a chance to fight Floyd.

    ....or Floyd will just retire. What do you think?
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    • Tamis!
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      Probably Nate Campbell.

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        • MindBat
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          Not likely to fight any Top Rank fighters in the foreseeable future.

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            • BoxingTech718
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              He could fight PW, Martinez, or Berto. Amir Khan won't even fight Alexander so I don't think that's going to happen. Maybe fight Bradley or Alvarez. Even Hatton in a rematch since a lot of idiots think Cortez cost Hatton the fight. It really doesn't matter A million plus people will order the fight and Floyd will count the money all the way to the bank.

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                • paulf
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                  Originally posted by BoxingTech718
                  He could fight PW, Martinez, or Berto. Amir Khan won't even fight Alexander so I don't think that's going to happen. Maybe fight Bradley or Alvarez. Even Hatton in a rematch since a lot of idiots think Cortez cost Hatton the fight. It really doesn't matter A million plus people will order the fight and Floyd will count the money all the way to the bank.
                  Floyd won't fight Williams, no one at 147 will. And I think Amir really believes the **** he's talking. GBP stood on their heads to protect him from Maidana, then Amir called him out.

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                    • trk
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                      If Pac-Floyd doesn't happen, I predict Pac will beat Cotto (again) and Floyd will beat Sergio Martinez. Floyd's PPV will outsell Pacquiao's (again), and he will have even more leverage for the next time they try to negotiate a Pac-Floyd fight.

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                        • Doctor_Tenma
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                          Paul Williams or Sergio Martinez.

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                              Nate Campbell
                              Saul Alvarez
                              Matthew Hatton

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                                • onechance87
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                                  Fight angulo.

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                                    • B.U.R.N.E.R
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                                      Sergio Martinez
                                      Tim Bradley
                                      Amir Khan
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                                      Andre Berto
                                      Paul Williams
                                      Alfredo Angulo
                                      Miguel Cotto
                                      Antonio Margarito

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