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Which Welter List is Better for Floyd?
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Originally posted by D4thincarnation View PostLOL, you can't help yourself.
5 vs 4 is hardly fair and why take Marquez out and not Mosley.
But I want to keep it simple and to the point, and that which of the lists are better the ones Floyd fought or the ones he didn't.
Be interested to hear from the person that voted for the list that Floyd fought.
I took Marquez out so Pac could even have a chance. Floyd dominated Marquez at 144, pac arguably lost.
Probably the ones he didn't, but only a fool wouldn't be able to realize Pacquiao, Margarito, and Cotto were all Top Rank.
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Anyway, realistically Floyd's welterweight run is littered with champions that he beat. 2 were lineal if I'm not mistaken. Meanwhile Pacman never actually beat a champion at welterweight without a mannyweight. So all in all at welterweight or above, Floyd still sons Manny.
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Originally posted by Bushbaby View PostAnyway, realistically Floyd's welterweight run is littered with champions that he beat. 2 were lineal if I'm not mistaken. Meanwhile Pacman never actually beat a champion at welterweight without a mannyweight. So all in all at welterweight or above, Floyd still sons Manny.
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Originally posted by Bushbaby View PostAnyway, realistically Floyd's welterweight run is littered with champions that he beat. 2 were lineal if I'm not mistaken. Meanwhile Pacman never actually beat a champion at welterweight without a mannyweight. So all in all at welterweight or above, Floyd still sons Manny.
Can you only judge Floyd by comparing to Manny.
Well that could be the case for future boxing historians.
All this thread is about is a simple question, which list is better.
I'll rank each list side by side.
1 Pacquiao
2 Cotto.
3 Williams
4 Margarito
5 Mosley
6 Judah
7 Hatton
8 Ortiz
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Originally posted by Bushbaby View PostAnyway, realistically Floyd's welterweight run is littered with champions that he beat. 2 were lineal if I'm not mistaken. Meanwhile Pacman never actually beat a champion at welterweight without a mannyweight. So all in all at welterweight or above, Floyd still sons Manny.
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Originally posted by Bushbaby View PostAnyway, realistically Floyd's welterweight run is littered with champions that he beat. 2 were lineal if I'm not mistaken. Meanwhile Pacman never actually beat a champion at welterweight without a mannyweight. So all in all at welterweight or above, Floyd still sons Manny.
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Floyd Mayweather would beat every single person on that last, past or present.
Therefore Floyd> The rest.
The only fighter on that list that gives him problems is Manny 2 years ago, that's a 60/40 fight in Floyd's favour, right now it's a 95/5 fight in favour of Floyd. Cotto would of had his head boxed off, likewise Mararito. Williams size would of give Floyd some problems early round, but him and his corners are thinkers. Floyd would of KO'D him late. Don't really see your point anyway because at the time of fighting Hatton it was a huge fight, much bigger than Floyd v any of them bar Manny, Ortiz was a riskier fight than what a Margarito or Cotto would of been IMO.
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Originally posted by SaintGeorge View PostFloyd Mayweather would beat every single person on that last, past or present.
Therefore Floyd> The rest.
The only fighter on that list that gives him problems is Manny 2 years ago, that's a 60/40 fight in Floyd's favour, right now it's a 95/5 fight in favour of Floyd. Cotto would of had his head boxed off, likewise Mararito. Williams size would of give Floyd some problems early round, but him and his corners are thinkers. Floyd would of KO'D him late. Don't really see your point anyway because at the time of fighting Hatton it was a huge fight, much bigger than Floyd v any of them bar Manny, Ortiz was a riskier fight than what a Margarito or Cotto would of been IMO.
Shall we judge all fighters on how we think they will do against other fighters, or should we start demanding the fights that should be made.
Is it any wonder why the big fights in boxing fail to materialize when so many are just happy with fantasy fights.
Let judge fighters on what they have done not on what we think they can do.
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Originally posted by D4thincarnation View PostI don't know, love is blind after all.
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