Has any fighter ever been p4p for basically their entire career with 0 loses?

[Mr. Fantastic]

Has any p4p fighter ever ducked more fighters with 0 losses?

you kinda have to ask yourself...how can they be p4p for so long and never get fighter of the decade....hmmmmm

Good point there.

[Larry the boss]

This is a fact. Greatest fighter of his generation bar none.

true

Most of those guys that lost actually challenged themselves.

........you forgot to add remain inactive from year to year..........hahaha...............man give Floyd a break everyone knows he ducked the lil flyweight guy for years especially after he got called out on national tv by the lil fellow! Floyd is a terrific talent but he's more concerned about his record than he is about proving himself to the boxing public. Thats the way he'll be remembered, its a shame to waste talent! Ray.

floyd ducked no 1

Has any p4p fighter ever ducked more fighters with 0 losses?

you kinda have to ask yourself...how can they be p4p for so long and never get fighter of the decade....hmmmmm

biased thats why he didnt win it.he should have won it hands down

Has any fighter ever sat on the sidelines so much and had so few fights in their prime. Has any fighter ever not participated in so many possible big fights? And has anyone ever been such a giant ball sucking fan boy in the entire world?

In his prime he fought 2-3 times a year

[Larry the boss]

Floyd has won 8 titles in 5 divisions,no catchweight or vacant titles..has 0 loses and over half of his fights are title fights..and he has been p4p top 10 since 1998

[-Kev-]

He has also seen off many a challenger to his throne. The pretenders have come and gone, but none have come close to taking the title.

The funniest one was Baldomir.

LOL, he is now ridiculed by new fans/boxrec warriors. I wish they were here to see how that "journeyman/bum" was hyped up by the anti-Floyd faithful of NSB, Brian Kenny, and the boxing writers.

[ROSS CALIFORNIA]

I remember Larry Merchant saying back in the 80's "A true champion fights all and often".

[Larry the boss]

The funniest one was Baldomir.

LOL, he is now ridiculed by new fans/boxrec warriors. I wish they were here to see how that "journeyman/bum" was hyped up by the anti-Floyd faithful of NSB, Brian Kenny, and the boxing writers.

[Larry the boss]

I remember Larry Merchant saying back in the 80's "A true champion fights all and often".

Floyd has over 20 title fights

beat the #1 fighter at 130,135,147(2 times) and the #1 at 154

[UrGonnaLooos]

If so please name them....thats an amazing feat

Yeah Deez

[MELLY-MEL...]

Yes floyd, but he never dares to be great. He never allows himself to take the risks to be mentioned with the srl, hagler, ali, and the like. Safety, and money are the agenda. Not making a mark on history so that whenever his name is brought up they will regard him in the light of the very greatest fighters ever to lace the gloves.

[ROSS CALIFORNIA]

Floyd has over 20 title fights

beat the #1 fighter at 130,135,147(2 times) and the #1 at 154

There's no doubt in my mind he is one of the greatest ever, and I rank him higher than post people. The only problems I have was his 2 year lay off when he should have at least fought Cotto at WW during that time and his once a year fights. But, I do understand he has hand problems and maybe that's one reason for him "pacing" himself over the long haul.