Originally posted by 4CornersKid
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If Floyd took every fight serious with no trash talk, I would respect him more
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Originally posted by EngorgedW/Blood View PostPac-Hatton
Pac vs Hatton was actually a huge fight, it was an important fight. And it was seen as a competitive fight going in, it was 50-50. The fight was for The Ring and Lineal titles at 140, a weight class that Hatton was undefeated in at the time.
Mayweather-Cotto is no where close to being seen as competitive as Hatton-Pac. Cotto is the clear underdog, unlike Hatton was for the Pacquiao fight.
Hatton in 2009 and Cotto right now are more or less in the same spot in their careers. Not prime, but still good.
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Originally posted by EngorgedW/Blood View PostMayweather vs Cotto should not be mentioned in the same sentence as Pacquiao-Bradley. Pacquiao vs Bradley is an actual good fight, it's a competitive fight going in.
If Cotto had two wins over top 10 JMW's, instead of two shot to pieces bums who are not part of the top 10, then this fight would have been more meaningful. Right now it means nothing, it's Mayweather vs a glorified C class fighter for a lot of money. Pac vs Bradley is actually a good fight.
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Originally posted by FeFist View PostOut of curiosity what significant wins does Bradley have at Welterweight?
It seems like people would have preferred Mayweather-Canelo rather than Mayweather-Cotto.....I know I wouldn't have. I guess that's just me though.
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Originally posted by New England View Posthatton was still a sizable dog in that fight. most of the media people were picking manny to knock him out. i picked manny to stop him in the first half of the fight, for whatever that is worth.
cotto and pacquiao was closer according to the oddsmakers.
hatton was still considered a force at that stage, and seen as a real threat at 140, agreed.
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Originally posted by 4CornersKid View PostSo.....Ortiz was garbage??? He was coming off 5 straight wins and a draw he should have own over Peterson. And by beating Berto, he'd automatically become the next best WW after Pacquiao. He's young and his prime, and someone people said Floyd wouldn't fight after he beat Berto down. That was a good fight. If Ortiz was a bad fight for Floyd, than Lamont Peterson was a terrible fight for Khan last December, right??? The only thing he'd done since losing to Bradley in a one sided fight was draw with Ortiz (which he should have lost) and beat Victor Cayo.....
And if Cotto was a good fight for Manny in 2009, given his fights prior, than he's a good fight for Mayweather now. He's basically the same guy, only at 154 instead of 145 in that fight.
And well I'll just take the fact that you basically admit to being a teenager and your refusal to admit when you started watching the sport, as reason to not really care about what you say. Like I said before, it just reenforces what people think of you. And nothing about anything you do troubles me....only the fact that you're the worlds future, that's troubling if there ever was such a thing.
Have a good, mate.....
And enough with worrying about how old I am, 4corners KID...lol. You're trying too hard.
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Originally posted by shade darkar View Posti dont mind the trash talking, infact its good in the sense that it gets people interested. just see chisora vs klitschko for how well being an arsehole works!
the thing i dont like tho, is claiming your the best of all time, yet you are not prepared to prove your the best in our time, or even prepared to prove you are the best in your own fcuking division.
mayweather would stand a good chance to beat everybody put infront of him through middleweight in my opinion with the skills he has, he just isnt willing to fight the best.
like sugar ray leonard was saying on ringside tonight, you need those other great fighters to make yourself.
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Originally posted by 4CornersKid View PostI don't think Pac-Hatton was 50/50 going in. And by the time 2009 rolled around, was Hatton what he use to be??? No. Timothy Bradley and Devon Alexander could have beaten Hatton in 2009. I'm not dis*****g that the fight was for the RING title there, but I think Bradley was the man at 140 by 2009 rolled around. Mayweather-Baldomir was the RING title in 2006, but Baldo was not the man to beat at 147. It was an okay fight for Floyd, but nothing great.
Hatton in 2009 and Cotto right now are more or less in the same spot in their careers. Not prime, but still good.
Bradley?
You do realize we're talking about May 2009 right? When Bradley's best win was Kendoll Holt. You realize this?
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