Interestingly, fighters don't always stay at the same weight as their debut, for example, Mayweather began his career as a super featherweight but somehow he is a welterweight and Guerrero isn't? Guerrero beat two 'legit' welterweights, who at welterweight was a workable fight and more legit than the ghost?
As for the bolded, this is irrelevant to the claim in your previous post.
Yeah man, didn't you know....Pacquiao is actually a flyweight fighting these guys at 147. He's the same size as Viloria.
Not important that he can't make 112, weighs in at 147, is physically as big, and beats them at 147 no problem....he's still just a flyweight.
Weren't you talking about how Mayweather had never faced a fighter like Guerrero, how he was going to get beat down and what not? Something tells me that if we witnessed the same exact fight with only their names switched around you'd be singing hymns right now.
The fight went the way I expected, but it wasn't boring. Floyd did what he usually does, he makes the opposition look like they don't belong in there with him.
Good post,sometimes heart and work-rate is enough to beat a guy but not somebody as skilled as Mayweather,i believe Guerrero gave it his all,and i believe if they fought 100 times it would be always be the same result,for one reason,Guerrero isn't good enough to beat Floyd,it's that simple
Agreed - and I'm not sure there's anyone currently out there that could beat him at 147 or 154. I don't think there has been either since Pacquiao's scintillating form of 08-09 (and even then I didn't know for sure if he had the tools to beat Floyd).
Would like to see Floyd fight Alvarez or Trout now to see him try to add to his legacy.
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