Who's Floyd's best win?

[HeroBando]

Corrales and Hatton. Floyd just psychologically destroyed Hatton in that fight, and that was an undefeated Hatton that everybody on this site claimed floyd would not fight.

Damn so Paulie is very lucky Hatton was psychologically destroyed, else he wouldn't have lived to become a welter mainstay over on Showtime, in a past prime state.

[lefthook2daliva]

Probably a slightly faded DLH.

[SthPaw]

Corrales, DeLa Hoya and Hatton...Probably in that order, I don't know though

[Daddy T]

greatest performance was probably corrales. His best win was probably de la hoya.

[Szef]

Pacquiao or Margarito.

He would've beaten them anyway so there was no point of fighting them.

[GOD-FR33]

Good thread.......

Finally a good thread I don't have to lash out at. Hahaha. I would agree with the majority who picked a prime Chico. Oscar was old but had enough hand-speed and ring IQ to make it a fight through 8 rounds. It was a solid win. Canelo would've been his biggest win though had it not been for the catch-weight. He should've put a rehydration clause in the contract that stated what Canelo could not weigh over. The catch-weight was pointless and it made that win a little questionable. Good thread though.

[bojangles1987]

I'd say the Castillo rematch, personally. Especially if you think Mayweather lost the first fight, which I do.

[Augustane]

I thought Hatton was a great one, since both were definitely riding the waves right into each other.

[The Tase]

Corrales and Hatton. Floyd just psychologically destroyed Hatton in that fight, and that was an undefeated Hatton that everybody on this site claimed floyd would not fight.

Hatton wasnt really undefeated. he got beat by collazo during his first foray at 147 but was robbed in order to preserve the floyd fight and nobody credible at boxing ever thought or claimed floyd would duck and lose to hatton.

hatton has always been overrated.

His best win is Corrales, someone who isnt in the hall of fame and shouldnt be.

How great is floyd really?

[The Problem Child]

I'd say his greater win in the grand scheme of things was his SPLIT DECISION against PAST HIS PRIME De La Hoya.