OK, your not getting it. Roach says Oscar can't pull the trigger in the Floyd fight but Roach was up for the fight with Pac after. Roach said Hatton ain't the same anymore after Floyd and Pac fights him after. Those are two easy wins according to Freddie Roach. I never said Oscar was extraordinary when Floyd fought him but he was in better shape then when Pac fought him and the champ at 154. The funny thing is that all the WW's didn't consider Baldomir a bum like you do but everyone considered Hatton, Cotto, Clottey, Mosley and Margarito easy wins for Pac. When Floyd fought Mosley he was considered a threat but when Pac fought him he was considered a bad fight. The same Baldomir you are discrediting, Clottey could not beat and got disqualified but you give props to Pac for beating Clottey.
The only people who discredited Carlos Baldomir were and are Floyd Mayweather Jr's naysayers. Not even the man people say Floyd ducked "Antonio Margarito" say that Baldomir was an easy fight. Look at the difference of what was being said about Mosley when Floyd and Pac fought him. You should give up homie. You can't win this debate.
Mayweather, however, has a chance to at least shush the critics now that he is finally going to face an elite welterweight in champion Shane Mosley
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Arum doesn't care. He only wants to do what is best for himself, certainly not for boxing. He is going to put Mosley in the ring with Pacquiao soley because of name. It's a move that will squeeze out the last gasps of Mosley's once-outstanding career so Arum can generate another big payday while doing a disservice to real boxing fans who actually care about the matchups and not just a famous but faded name.
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"To me, it's a toss-up," said Paul Williams, the undefeated WBO No. 1 contender, who will be fighting Mario Lucero on the undercard on Saturday, in what he hopes will be a final tune-up before challenging Antonio Margarito for that version of the title.
"The only two threats I see at 147 pounds are Mayweather and Baldomir," Margarito recently told ESPN.com over brunch in Las Vegas. He will have, he said, a rooting interest Saturday night.
"Mayweather should be the favorite," Margarito said, "but Baldomir's a dangerous fighter. We'll see."
"Mayweather should be the favorite," Margarito said, "but Baldomir's a dangerous fighter. We'll see."
"It's a good fight," Williams said. "They're calling it 'Pretty Risky.' To me, it's a toss-up. It don't matter who you're in the ring with, it only takes one punch to change the whole night around."
"Like I said, it's a pick 'em," added Smith, although he marginally favors the underdog. "As the fight gets gritty, toward the later rounds, the championship rounds, I'd have to lean toward the bigger guy."
"My heart is going toward Mayweather on a decision," he said. "It's going to be a tough fight for him, but I think he's going to pull it off. I just think that Baldomir's toughness is going to take him through to the end of the fight."
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