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Originally posted by shade darkar View Postgo on then ....
I think power is the wrong way to beat prime floyd. I think the fighters with the best chance to beat floyd (only fighters I saw from like 79 on so I wont use SRR, armstrong or guys like that) were sweet pea, meldrick taylor, srl-guys with speed and skill who could fight different ways. Hearns length would present problems.
Hagler's size would've been too much.
As I've said I think he beats duran.Last edited by The Big Dunn; 08-05-2013, 11:07 AM.
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Originally posted by Brother Khalid View PostI see that you actually get it. Would Floyd have some losses? Yes, but having 2-3 losses doesn't mean you aren't great or less of a fighter.
FWIW, and this is gonna piss people off, I feel Floyd would UD Leonard, Prior and Arguello for sure. I feel Hearns, due to his style would KO Floyd and Duran is a 50/50 fight IMO.
Both were knocked out by Duran too funnily enough. Marcels only clear loss of his career.
Either way, he'd always be tough and crafty for anyone, win and lose.
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Originally posted by Arakawa Dunn View PostHe's a HOF'er FFS who defended his title 14 times and lost to ODH and floyd. How am I elevating him to make floyd look better?
No, he isn't; he's in the WBHOF, which is as much of a joke as the IBHOF. What I said about Hernandez is correct: he beat very, very few top fighters over the course of his career. Won a vacant title and then defended it against non-ranked opponents. Raul Perez was actually a really good fighter, but even he wasn't ranked within the top ten at that point.
Originally posted by Arakawa Dunn View PostI'm not saying he isn't a credible threat. I'm saying I think floyd would outbox curry on a way to a win and I use as reference the starling fights.
Have you even seen the Starling fights? Have you actually seen the rematch, in which Curry fought in the pocket with Starling for fifteen rounds and beat him comprehensively? I'm asking you this because you're citing them as if they showed some major flaws in Curry's style that Mayweather could exploit.Last edited by prinzemanspopa; 08-05-2013, 11:08 AM.
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Originally posted by Arakawa Dunn View Postdefend your position with a salient argument rather than nuthugger or bumsniffing.Last edited by junior gong; 08-05-2013, 11:12 AM.
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Originally posted by prinzemanspopa View PostNo, he isn't; he's in the WBHOF, which is as much of a joke as the IBHOF. What I said about Hernandez is correct: he beat very, very few top fighters over the course of his career. Won a vacant title and then defended it against non-ranked opponents. Raul Perez was actually a really good fighter, but even he wasn't ranked within the top ten at that point.
Have you even seen the Starling fights? Have you actually seen the rematch, in which Curry fought in the pocket with Starling for fifteen rounds and beat him comprehensively? I'm asking you this because you're citing them as if they showed some major flaws in Curry's style that Mayweather could exploit.
yes, many times.
Your trying to argue from the extreme. I'm not citing any major flaws with curry. floyd simply wouldn't curry to fight like that.
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Originally posted by junior gong View PostI tried that a couple of years back, but im less inclined to waste my time listening to you waffle on about how great floyd is and defending the ridiculous moron's you find in my sig. These days I just like to laugh at your stock patter/routine and take the piss a little bit. I could waste my time trying to explain why Breland was a much better fighter than Floyd snr, but you will just trott more waffle out and still say that a mayweather is better. If you need that explaining to you at your age and 'supposed' experience of watching boxing, then you shouldnt be here.
you can explain anything you want, but my guess is much like Starling, the discussion would be uneven because the sample of fights you've seen is probaly 1-3.
If you think Breland is better fine with me, but post why. As usual, you post something negative about the poster and floyd fans instead of the fighters being discussed. same ole gong.
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Originally posted by Arakawa Dunn View PostI watched damn near every breland fight from his time in golden gloves. Always thought he was good but not that good. I think floyd'd dad was better but left alot outside the ring. If you disagree that fine.
Frankly, you and other do that becaue you haven't seen a fighter fight or because you've seen other posters do so. those things don't move me. If you can defend your position you'd do so.
Btw, did you grow up watching boxing in NEw jersey as a young kid? Some great fighters out of there.
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Originally posted by Arakawa Dunn View PostIn other words-you would make a point and I may or may not refute it. then I make a point. thats what a debate is gong. whatever another poster has said about floyd is on them.
you can explain anything you want, but my guess is much like Starling, the discussion would be uneven because the sample of fights you've seen is probaly 1-3.
If you think Breland is better fine with me, but post why. As usual, you post something negative about the poster and floyd fans instead of the fighters being discussed. same ole gong.
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Originally posted by BennyST View PostSo you think Floyd Sr was better, but never showed it in the pro ranks because he left it outside? So, he was better than Breland but only outside his professional boxing career when it never mattered?
Btw, did you grow up watching boxing in NEw jersey as a young kid? Some great fighters out of there.
FLoyd sr was better than breland IMO. The floyd sr that got killed by SRL would have beaten Breland at his best. Floyd sr's out of the ring exploits took away from his career.
yes. a few guys involved with murad muhammad promotions live near me. spent a lot of time listening to stories goingto fights. I also had a friend who was a guard at Rahway, so I got a chance to see James Scott.
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