Comments Thread For: Crawford: For Floyd, Khan is Tougher Fight Than Pacquiao

[Box-Office]

Thanks for continually proving my point.

When one poster went against your opinion, you quickly pointed out that Crawford had better credentials as far as boxing goes, so you say that Crawford is the better source. Now that I point out what Holyfield thinks about Floyd, you can't concur that his opinion should be above yours or mine and therefore, accurate.

So lets make this simple.
If you say that you are not spinning it, do you concur with Holyfield? He must be right and you must be wrong. As you say, he is a better person to answer this question than you or I will ever be?

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No doubt, I should've pointed out his straw man to end it right there.

You see it is still a straw man regardless of how many times you put it out, but since, you so badly want a reply, I'll do you the courtesy.

Holyfield in this instance is correct in the context of WW division. Mayweather-Pacquiao winner shall determine the true and one and only WW Champion of the World. So, yes what Holyfield says makes sense.

[ADP02]

No doubt, I should've pointed out his straw man to end it right there.

You see it is still a straw man regardless of how many times you put it out, but since, you so badly want a reply, I'll do you the courtesy.

Holyfield in this instance is correct in the context of WW division. Mayweather-Pacquiao winner shall determine the true and one and only WW Champion of the World. So, yes what Holyfield says makes sense.

That is not exactly what he meant but I will give you credit for at least staying consistent.

At least not here:
"Floyd retires without doing the super fight with Manny Pacquiao then I wouldn't think of him as a champion. Champions accept any fight put in front of them."

[VG_Addict]

Seriously, where do people get the idea that Khan is some nightmare for Floyd?

They say that Khan's style will trouble Floyd, but all they talk about is his speed.

People on here need to learn the difference between a style and an attribute.

[Box-Office]

That is not exactly what he meant but I will give you credit for at least staying consistent.

At least not here:
"Floyd retires without doing the super fight with Manny Pacquiao then I wouldn't think of him as a champion. Champions accept any fight put in front of them."

If Holyfield is implying Mayweather isn't P4P Champion without fighting Pacquiao then I don't see anything wrong with what he stated. Especially when you call yourself TBE.

What Holyfield says actually applies to, so many guys out there who are just belt holders, so yes I agree.