Comments Thread For: Malignaggi: Mayweather's Best Days Are Behind Him

[daggum]

He beats them all you got no point only speculation ,haters are all the same , if that , imagine if , what if , what about the body of work he HAS DONE , name any fighter you like in history and I will show you a list of bums on their resume .

he beats them all.... isn't that called speculation? i just said he didn't fight them. that's called a fact. well he fought them in your mind and knocked them all out but i usually tend to go with reality over the delusions of a fanboy.

[peplz]

Mayweather is still better than everyone else as he ages. So until that changes I don't see how any of this makes any difference...

[Nightfall]

none of these fighters can beat mayweather. but i do agree with paulie.

[Reloaded]

he beats them all.... isn't that called speculation? i just said he didn't fight them. that's called a fact. well he fought them in your mind and knocked them all out but i usually tend to go with reality over the delusions of a fanboy.

Name a fighter and I will show you a list of bums on their resume , pac fanboys are the masters of avoidance , just like their hero .

[A-Wolf]

Oh god please tell me they're not slowly trying to build up a floyd vs Paulie fight

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[kafkod]

Robinson and Leonard had several legendary WARS with other LEGENDS by the time they were 38; of course their best days were before them. Floyd has taken a much more careful, safe route all these years. Floyd is no where close to the level at ANY age as Robinson & Leonard.

I agree with this and I'm also 100% sure that Chavez Sr would have beaten Floyd at lightweight, maybe welterweight too.
Robinson, Leonard and Chavez all lost during their careers, but their records are still incomparably better than Floyd's.
Tommy Hearns is another guy Floyd could not have coped with at any stage of his career at welterweight.

[hugh grant]

He hasnt looked great against Maidana, but that could change in his next fight, and he could look a million dollars.

But he has hardly been hit too much, where his head is bouncing around so that must count for a bit more longevity and his lay offs must have done him some good, so i think he has lots more to give.
Hes not like Pac now is he, a warrior fighting two times every year without breaks, and getting ko'ed.

Come to think of it, punches seem to bounce off Floyds head and ive not seen Floyds neck moved too much.

[33030]

"Sugar" Ray Robinson, after the age of 37, went on to lose 13 fights. "Sugar" Ray Leonard, by the time he was 37, was two years into his retirement, having lost his last fight.

Floyd Mayweather Jr, at the age of 37, is not only still boxing's biggest star and top fighter, there honestly isn't a single fighter 147-154 that the general boxing fan would push as a favorite over Floyd.

Thank you dude. You took the words out of my mouth. There's NO ONE out there that can challenge him in the 47,54 divison. And please dont mention Pac name

[RawDawgHasSpokn]

Malignaggi: The sky is blue.

[33030]

Credit to Mayweather for making it look so real easy, so easy that the fan base think he's not taking risks and not chellenging himself. Which is crazy b/c when the last time you been punch in the face?