Comments Thread For: Mayweather: Emanuel Augustus Was My Toughest Fight

[V.WEBB]

Didn't he cry when he beat Hatton? He knew Hatton got duped by the ref and was still scared he may be down on the cards because he was still getting roughed up. I don't care what he says, that fight and Castillo 1 were tougher fights for him.

[wylout]

This dude was robbed on the alexander bradley card, vernon paris got his ass beat n they gave it to him anyway. thts how i knew zab was gonna win

[tredh]

These are some of the wildest comments I have ever seen. People are really telling someone else what their toughest fight was. Amazing!!!!!

[Mr. Invincible]

So that means you think that was a good ref job?

[bose]

Well he couldn't say Castillo I could he...

Or Hatton.

He calls the Burton fight his toughest fight yet, he wouldn't dare go toe toe and unleash punchs with either Castillo or Hatton. He had to play defense and fight dirty against these guys.

Burton although tough, didn't present much else which is why Floyd showed him no respect and fought him with guns blazing (he wasn't scared of the counters).

[The Big Dunn]

So that means you think that was a good ref job?

Cmon man. Really. Cortez? You honestly think he cost Hatton the fight?

[HazeAnatomy]

What Does Crying have to do with anything. He Cried when He beat Genero Hernandez and Gatti and those were fights that he EASILY DoMINATED. So what your saying makes no sense,LOL. Agustus was his toghest because it was a TOE 2 TOE BRAWL off a long Layoff. Go watch it and You'll see That. And as far as Castillo, Go watch that to,He easily won the 1st 5 RDS and won a few down the strech. You kids Crack me up with you "Boxing Knowledge". Some of your comments let me know that Youve probably just started Following The Sport in the last 7-10 Years. Go do your homework and know your history. 42-0,Beat 17 World Champs,Never seen the Canvas from a Punch,Has the Highest Plus Minus in Compubox History Landing 46% of his punches and only being hit with 16%, Talks the Most Trash and then Takes the Garbage out on Fight night Everytime. Easily the best in our generation Dude.

[Oh you out son]

The bold is your opinion what PBF said was HIS fact. How you gonna tell somebody what they toughest fight was? Please explain that to me. I can respect your opinion on it but you can't tell somebody who went through it what was tougher for them.

You must have trouble reading between the lines. Knowing Mayweather and his ego, do you think he would admit to Castillo being his toughest fight when many people believe he deserved to lose the first fight? I will tell you, no he wouldn't. Because if he drops Castillo name it will resurface that fight and bring to the memory of many people that it was by far his toughest fight.

It is easy for him to say Augustus was his toughest because he won by a landslide on the cards, and no one would suggest he didn't win that fight.

[V.WEBB]

So that means you think that was a good ref job?

That means you're off your rocker.

[The Big Dunn]

You must have trouble reading between the lines. Knowing Mayweather and his ego, do you think he would admit to Castillo being his toughest fight when many people believe he deserved to lose the first fight? I will tell you, no he wouldn't. Because if he drops Castillo name it will resurface that fight and bring to the memory of many people that it was by far his toughest fight.

It is easy for him to say Augustus was his toughest because he won by a landslide on the cards, and no one would suggest he didn't win that fight.

The point is the cards don't illustrate the toughness of the fight.

Besides, close and tough are very different. ODH V. Tito was close. ODH STurm was tough. ODH Quartey was tough. ODH SHane 2 was close.