Floyd could have been an ok/semi good fighter if...
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The only fights I truly believe he ducked are the Oscar rematch which he would have lost, and Margarito, which, on paper he should beat, but Margarito was a monster and would have given him major problems.
I know this is a troll effort, and a weak one, but sometimes you just have to drop some knowledge on these cats and wash away some of that boxing ignorance.Comment
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Floyd is the best active boxer in the sport, a c-hair above Rigo. He is a great fighter, skill wise, great in historic context, that has yet to be determined, but ever since he was crowned p4p king, he doesn't duck because it's not his role to hunt fights, it's his role to be challenged.
The only fights I truly believe he ducked are the Oscar rematch which he would have lost, and Margarito, which, on paper he should beat, but Margarito was a monster and would have given him major problems.
I know this is a troll effort, and a weak one, but sometimes you just have to drop some knowledge on these cats and wash away some of that boxing ignorance.
And there's no way Oscar could have won the rematch because that fight was going to take place at 147 (NOT 154 like the first fight) where Oscar would have been weight drained and a year older. I think Floyd would have won the second fight much more clearly than he won the first.
PS the OP is an obvious troll.Comment
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Floyd is the best active boxer in the sport, a c-hair above Rigo. He is a great fighter, skill wise, great in historic context, that has yet to be determined, but ever since he was crowned p4p king, he doesn't duck because it's not his role to hunt fights, it's his role to be challenged.
The only fights I truly believe he ducked are the Oscar rematch which he would have lost, and Margarito, which, on paper he should beat, but Margarito was a monster and would have given him major problems.
I know this is a troll effort, and a weak one, but sometimes you just have to drop some knowledge on these cats and wash away some of that boxing ignorance.Comment
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If he is your definition of a mediocre fighter, I would rather be a mediocre fighter like Mayweather than your definition of a great or ok/semi good fighter as you put it.Comment
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Floyd is the best active boxer in the sport, a c-hair above Rigo. He is a great fighter, skill wise, great in historic context, that has yet to be determined, but ever since he was crowned p4p king, he doesn't duck because it's not his role to hunt fights, it's his role to be challenged.
The only fights I truly believe he ducked are the Oscar rematch which he would have lost, and Margarito, which, on paper he should beat, but Margarito was a monster and would have given him major problems.
I know this is a troll effort, and a weak one, but sometimes you just have to drop some knowledge on these cats and wash away some of that boxing ignorance.
Margarito lost to Daniel Santos, got schooled by Paul Williams and got the sh.t beat out of him by Mosley before Mosley KO'd him. And you actually think this guy would give Mayweather problems?
As for Oscar, forcing Mayweather to fight at the 154 pound limit and picking out Mayweather's gloves didn't help him beat Mayweather. The only way Oscar would have won the rematch is if he forced Mayweather to fight at 160 and forced him to wear 20 ounce gloves.Comment
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Floyd is the best active boxer in the sport, a c-hair above Rigo. He is a great fighter, skill wise, great in historic context, that has yet to be determined, but ever since he was crowned p4p king, he doesn't duck because it's not his role to hunt fights, it's his role to be challenged.
The only fights I truly believe he ducked are the Oscar rematch which he would have lost, and Margarito, which, on paper he should beat, but Margarito was a monster and would have given him major problems.
I know this is a troll effort, and a weak one, but sometimes you just have to drop some knowledge on these cats and wash away some of that boxing ignorance.Comment
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