TO eveyone using fight night weights to justify jmm-manny
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Because styles make fights, and the history.
Like if vernon forrest fought mayorga instead of mora. It would be considered a bigger fight because the history and for some reason mayorga STYLE gave vernon problems.
Plain and simple
I have not seen anyone saying this is a super fight, but it is a great fight.Comment
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Nice thread Larry.
I think both are **** fights. But there's a slight difference:
- Mayweather's was a tune up fight after a 2 year lay off
- No one knew how Marquez's power and speed would have translated at the higher weights. The Pac camp knows this.Comment
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No. Most Floyd stans (including yourself if I'm not mistaken), called it a mega p4p battle between number 1 and 2 at the same time trying to justify the fight by saying Floyd was a 'small welterweight' LMAO.Comment
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What do you think of your hero's recent statements that the Floyd vs Marquez fight wasn't a tuneup fight?
FLOYD responds: WHEN I do decide to come back,I'm not sure who my opponent may be. The last time I took a two year break, I came back without a tune-up and beat the #2 pound-for-pound guy, which was Juan Manuel Marquez at that time.
LINK PROVIDED: http://fighthype.com/pages/content99...2f039d2b741952Last edited by ADP02; 05-27-2011, 06:40 PM.Comment
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everybody who saw the pic of JMM in camp could see the excess baggage he carried. All but the nuthuggers could see that he was never going to have a chance. He looked like the pillsbury doughboy.Comment
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whatever, this fight should be at 140 at the most. They should have gone with a 138 catchweight because Team Pac loves them catchweights.Comment
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Floyd himself never called the JMM fight a tuneup, in fact he said he never took a tuneup after coming out of retirement, before fighting JMM.Comment
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