Prime Ray Robinson vs Current Pac, who wins?

[Mr. Mandingo]

Seriously who wins this one?

[El Fenomeno]

I don't think you can compare fighters from completely different era's. They fought like 60 years apart

[Pocket Dogs!]

SRR by 1st round KTFO. Seriously. SRR completely dominated the welterweight division.

[Tomislav III]

Depends on the divison. To be honest with you, I don't think that they're prime divisions are the same. At welterweight and above SRR. Below 140, Pacquiao wins.

[BoxingTech718]

SRR by brutal KO any weight, any time, any place, I don't care. SRR dominated when before all these frills boxers have today. Not even debatable.

[jrosales13]

Depends on the divison. To be honest with you, I don't think that they're prime divisions are the same. At welterweight and above SRR. Below 140, Pacquiao wins.

Even at 135 SRR KO's Pac. Especially with day before weigh-in.

So really if we're talking about with day before weigh-in SRR could weigh-in somewhere around 126-130 and on fight night be at 135-138 and beat Pac. SRR was the uncrowned LW champion. He beat a couple great fighters at LW. And, that was with same day weigh-in.

[the niggest]

Sugar Ray Robinson by KO round..... whenever the **** he wants. Pacquiao ain't ****in **** compared to SRR or any other top ATG, it is an INSULT to boxing to even compare Pacquiao to SRR.

SRR didn't need any ****in catchweight's.

SRR fought for the REAL world titleŽevery single time and he earned it. Pacquiao was basicly given a bull**** WBC title against Margarito, Pacquiao is cheating history by calling himself and 8th division champ.

SRR didn't make his legacy by beating over the hill or weight drained past greats like Pacquiao. SRR beat them at their own ****in weight and when they where in their primes

SRR's resume is on a whole other league than Pac's. Pac's resume ain't even ****ing close.

Anybody who thinks Pac could beat SRR, is not a real boxing fan. Only *******s would believe such a ridicilous thing. REAL Boxing fans know SRR is arguably the best p4p fighter ever lived and would beat the **** out of Pac.

[Cafe]

Saul Canelo Alvarez beats both on the same night than butt ***s Sugar Ray Leonard on trhe same night

[Tomislav III]

Even at 135 SRR KO's Pac. Especially with day before weigh-in.

So really if we're talking about with day before weigh-in SRR could weigh-in somewhere around 126-130 and on fight night be at 135-138 and beat Pac. SRR was the uncrowned LW champion. He beat a couple great fighters at LW. And, that was with same day weigh-in.

I don't know... 5'11" he had to be killing hmself to get to 135... I just don't know about that.

[Tomislav III]

Sugar Ray Robinson by KO round..... whenever the **** he wants. Pacquiao ain't ****in **** compared to SRR or any other top ATG, it is an INSULT to boxing to even compare Pacquiao to SRR.

SRR didn't need any ****in catchweight's.

SRR fought for the REAL world titleŽevery single time and he earned it. Pacquiao was basicly given a bull**** WBC title against Margarito, Pacquiao is cheating history by calling himself and 8th division champ.

SRR didn't make his legacy by beating over the hill or weight drained past greats like Pacquiao. SRR beat them at [B]their own ****in weight[B] and when they where in their primes

SRR's resume is on a whole other league than Pac's. Pac's resume ain't even ****ing close.

Anybody who thinks Pac could beat SRR, is [B]not[B] a real boxing fan. Only *******s would believe such a ridicilous thing. REAL Boxing fans know SRR is arguably the best p4p fighter ever lived and would beat the **** out of Pac.

Wow.

Calm down. You make it your mother is being insulted.