Floyd's resume broken down.

[Tim2daresq]

its not a shame...i mean he is 32...Floyd at that age didnt jump weightclasses either...you cant count weighing in @ 150 for a LM fight jumping a weightclass...Rigo is really really small...the chances of him going down to 118 are bigger than him going to 126...but im hoping also that he after he totally cleans the division out try his luck in another division too but if not i wont be mad...Hagler is a ****in ATG and he "only" fought @ MW...

Excellent points Mr. Snipes.

[Tim2daresq]

Tell that to Christian Mijares... you remember, that pure boxer guy that was on everyones p4p list that Darchinyan outboxed?

Another good point made by you.

[Tim2daresq]

That's because it is without any shred of doubt.

Yessir, it truly was.

[craigus1990]

Firstly I have seen you in other threads saying "these guys were tailor made for Floyd". Every guy Floyd has fought has had a different style, it is not his fault that he is effective up against most styles. There aren't a great many styles that trouble Floyd.
Secondly, why are you constantly comparing Rigo to Floyd and posting about it every 2 minutes? They are different boxers with different styles and different careers (both of which are among the most decorated in boxing today). You keep saying that Rigo is faster and has faster feet etc when he is 122 and Floyd is 147 so of course Rigo is faster, what does that have to do with anything? I just don't understand your motivation here.

[Tim2daresq]

Firstly I have seen you in other threads saying "these guys were tailor made for Floyd". Every guy Floyd has fought has had a different style, it is not his fault that he is effective up against most styles. There aren't a great many styles that trouble Floyd.
Secondly, why are you constantly comparing Rigo to Floyd and posting about it every 2 minutes? They are different boxers with different styles and different careers (both of which are among the most decorated in boxing today). You keep saying that Rigo is faster and has faster feet etc when he is 122 and Floyd is 147 so of course Rigo is faster, what does that have to do with anything? I just don't understand your motivation here.

Rigo's win over Donare is better than anything Floyd has ever done in boxing, PERIOD.

[The Tase]

this is all you need to know about floyd's resume:

1. His best win is diego corrales.

2. He has never faced a legit, bona fide hall of fame fighter in their prime.

So how much is that worth greatness wise in comparisons to other legendary fighters on the ATG list?

[Tim2daresq]

this is all you need to know about floyd's resume:

1. His best win is diego corrales.

2. He has never faced a legit, bona fide hall of fame fighter in their prime.

So how much is that worth greatness wise in comparisons to other legendary fighters on the ATG list?

Good question. I'd say it's like comparing a Honda Civic to most ATG's Ferraris.

Excellent post. Not brainwashed by certain posters on this site, and the media.