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  • MurkaMan
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    #141
    Originally posted by Wuckoo
    if floyd is so good why does he have to fight only twice a year? If he is so good why doesn't he defend his 154 belts rather than hold them hostage? Why did he have to rematch maidana, who he already beat? I agree floyd was once a complete fighter. When he was able to let his hands go that is. But Robinson was also known as a complete fighter. What bothers me is that you say you rate how Louis highly on skills and based on seeing him demonstrate these skills then go on the trash Robinson when most rated him higher than Louis p4p. Floyd is not marketed in his skills, he is marketed on trash talking and getting people to hate. The majority of people I know who like floyd aren't even boxing fans. They just like his wealth. I can assure you he isn't marketed nowadays based on skill. You mention how he is fighting younger guys. Well tbh if you have a 19 year career and you only fight 47 times in that space then yeah it's pretty easy to avoid getting worn out early.

    But listen. I completely agree that floyd could trouble any weltwr in any era. But could he do it after fighting more than twice a year? Who knows. To say he would just embarrass them is ignorant. I have no problem with someone saying that floyd could beat Robinson because there is at least an argument. But saying he would win easily is just ignorant. Robinson hits hard, has a great engine, great counter, good footwork and decent speed. He would be trouble for floyd for sure.
    What does any of this trash have to do with him being the most skilled fighter in the history of the sport? LOL Everyone fights 2-4 times a year in this era.

    IDAF about MOST people rating this fighter or that fighter. Most people lie about how great the past ATG's were and thats where I draw the line.

    People pay to see Floyd because of his greatness and him being pure perfection in the ring.

    He avoids being worn out also because of his perfection in the ring. He never took any punishment because unlike SRR, and SRL, he dedicated himself and is a much better fighter.

    When I match Floyd up with SRL, and SRR, I dont think about him fighting in their era and having to fight more than twice a year. I solely think about who is the better fighter. Floyd's style is the figure you out. In the first few rounds, he bodyscans his opponents. Then after that, he knows what angles their punches come from and fights them like a psychic!

    The fighters who I think CAN beat Floyd are Aaron Pryor and Manny. They have the STYLES to do it. Not no damn SRR and SRL who will basically try to bully him or outbox him. They have styles where Floyd can move, counter, do all these things in between their punches and movements.

    Aaron Pryor does NOT have the style where you can move in between his shots, and counter and whatnot. So I do think ther are fighters out their that could beat him, it just aint no damnn SRL and SRR.

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      #142
      Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth
      The thing about Robinson was he was a tough tough man in the ring. Sure he was a pretty boy, could box you and had power to knock you out. But the difference between him and Floyd is he will place himself in the danger zone because he knows you will become afraid.

      The speed, length, and power.. the combination of Robinson was frightening as a 5'11 Welter. Okay he's boxing you, so you try to slug it out with him instead.. next thing you know you realize he can only not just box, but slug you out and his hands are faster too. So what do you do?

      I've read for a fight before Robinson thought he was on live television, then in between rounds he found out he wasn't. The next round he decided to stop the guy.

      I can't imagine Floyd beating Robinson because Floyd isn't known for entering the battle zone especially at Welterweight and I doubt he would challenge a man of Robinson's stature to a slugfest. Mayweather wouldn't do enough to win rounds against a man just as talented if not more.
      Bro have you seen Floyd fight? The haters say he dont take risk and credible boxing people find themselves repeating what haters say and Floyd has so many haters.

      Thats the reason I always take up for Floyd because of how much false negative folklore surrounds the man, and he is putting in work against bigo'l young guys, and made them look stoopid af.

      But Floyd stands right down the pipe, and walks bigger fighters down like its easy. He has ZERO respect for Canelo's power. From the opening round came forward and never even thought of it as a risk. He just has supreme confidence in his own abilities. So to lie and say he dont take risk, no way am I dumb guy.

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        #143
        Originally posted by Heavyfist
        SRR would destroy Floyd. Floyd fights nothing like SRR, that is insane.

        Besides how they fight, all the greats consider SRR the best. All the greats say Floyd is over rated, and is ducks Pac.

        Floyd would probably lose to SRL too. Floyd has always had brittle hands and cannot punch too much and too hard. Floyd is far more limited in being a defensive fighter, and not knowing how to fight on the inside. Floyd relies on elbowing on the inside to move people off him.
        HAHAHAHAHA!!! People say SRL and SRR would beat Floyd's because all of you have a habit of LYING about the past ATG fighters.

        You just told a lie about Floyd being a limited defensive fighter. Bro Floyd is a pocket-stand-down fighter. He will run less than he will stand in the pocket and shoulder roll you to death while coming back with sharp counters on the inside.

        You just told a baldfaced lie. And limited? This dud can fight on ropes, pocket, going forward, backwards, he can run, slip, slide, lead, counter.

        Against JMM he slipped shots from every angle known to man. Did leaping hooks, pull counters from every angle possible.

        After that fight, he completely changed his style and began walking BIGGER men down, while using the high guard(against Mosley).

        After that fight, he began walking bigger men down while shoulder rolling, picking off shots, and coming forward.

        Against Canelo he transformed his style a million times in that one fight. At one point, he went 100% flatfooted and walked his bigazzz down like it was effortless. He weighed 150lbs while Canelo weighed 165lbs.

        After the fight, you all lied and said, "All he did was run"

        This is the reason I enjoy taking up for Floyd because this dude been putting in work against some big young fighters and everyone likes to PRETEND that his career revolves around Pac.

        Its upsetting that Floyd ducked Pac. He DID duck him, but boxing dont revolve around Pac. And I felt that if they wouldnt fight eachother, their was so many other great fighters for them to fight and Floyd fought them ALL while Pac fought NOBODY.

        So it makes me want to stick up for Floyd and it makes me not like Pac. You all worship this man and his resume at ww is AWFUL!!

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          #144
          Originally posted by MurkaMan
          Throwing combinations means he cant fight off the ropes, in the pocket, going backwards, forward etc? Because he doesnt throw combinations that mean he doesnt have all these skills that SRL couldnt even dream of having?

          He doesnt throw combinations because he's fighting giants who are twice his size and half his age. A guy like Floyd would get KO'd if he tried to fight like Pacman because Pacman runs while throwing combos and he alot more power and stamina than Floyd. Floyd is going to punch himself out, and because he fights in the pocket he compinsates by throwing less shots while standing right down the pipe and not getting touched. Top 3 plus minus in the history of the sport. But your biased against him so your judgement is not worth trusting obviously.

          Pernell, Toney, and Duran used to get their azzes whipped lol. Toney does throw combinations in the pocket but not against the caliber of Jumbo Giants that Floyd faces.

          He doesn't throw combinations because he's a fragile, delicate little p*ssy that's immune to taking risks and overly concerned with pacing himself while waiting for the slobs he's fighting to inevitably tire out after the first three or four rounds.

          Void used to fight in the pocket when he was younger, most notably in the Augustus, Chavez and first Castillo fights, and he got lit up with real frequency in all of them. The fighters I mentioned could fight in the pocket against the highest calibre of opposition and still shine from a pure defensive standpoint.

          And unless it escaped your attention, SlurpaMan, Fat Toney fought far above his best weight than Void ever did, and you didn't see him running, potshotting and spoiling his way through fights like the Artful Dodger, simply because he never needed to.

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            #145
            Originally posted by Norm Peterson
            He doesn't throw combinations because he's a fragile, delicate little p*ssy that's immune to taking risks and overly concerned with pacing himself while waiting for the slobs he's fighting to inevitably tire out after the first three or four rounds.

            Void used to fight in the pocket when he was younger, most notably in the Augustus, Chavez and first Castillo fights, and he got lit up with real frequency in all of them. The fighters I mentioned could fight in the pocket against the highest calibre of opposition and still shine from a pure defensive standpoint.

            And unless it escaped your attention, SlurpaMan, Fat Toney fought far above his best weight than Void ever did, and you didn't see him running, potshotting and spoiling his way through fights like the Artful Dodger, simply because he never needed to.
            Wrong he does throw combinations, he just only throws them when the chance presents itself. He does have hand issues, but I dont think that has anything to do with what happens in the ring because he trains to lay it all out in the ring.

            You just lied and said he fights slobs LOL. Everyone he fights is twice his size and half his age. None of them tire out after no damn 3 rounds GTFO lol. They are all in their prime and in excellent shape. By the 3rd round he has you figured out IQ-wise but your going to lie and say he figures you out because your tired? GTFO with that trash I aint stoopid lol

            Floyd's toughest foes are at the higher weights due to his size disadvantage and age. A 165lb Canelo will beat the snot out of a 135lb Genero Hernandez even though Genero was more proven at that point.

            And Floyd stood in the pocket with Canelo and walked him down. He shoulder rolled the hell out of him and didnt get grazed at ALL. You better go back to that 4th round LIAR.

            Also when he fought JMM he slipped shots from all angles. After that fight, he STOPPED slipping shots like that, and began walking bigger men down effortlessly. He walked down Shane and did it without getting hissed. He used a highguard in that fight.

            After that fight, against Ortiz he began walking guys down while shoulder rolling and absorbing their power shots on his biceps and shoulders.

            Against Cenlo, it was like the JMM fight, Ortiz fight, and Mosley fight all combined in one. He showcased so many versitilities in that one fight, it was amazing.

            Toney threw combinations in the pocket while rolling, which is true. But he wasnt 150lbs fighting guys half his age who outweighed him by 15lbs.

            The only time I ever seen Floyd "running, potshotting, and spoiling" was against Baldo, and maybe he did that against Ghost.

            But that aint why people been paying to see Floyd fight. The superslick counterpuncher who fought JMM is what got Floyd to this level. The stand-down pocket fighter who walked down Canelo, is what got him to this level.

            But everytime he fights, you all lie and say he was just running lol

            Im not stoopid and I dont repeat things that other people say. I think for myself.

            Sad thing is when Floyd walked down Canelo, millions of casual fans saw it live and they didnt know that boxing could be executed on this level. But because of people like you who lie about everyone he fights, being bums, those casual fans didnt even realize that it was greatness they were watching. They all thought he was fighting some 130lb bum fighter ranked #50 in the division. He represented for boxing that night, and you all dont realize how bad casuals talk about the best fighter in your sport. Be proud dude, because MMA dont have a fighter THAT sharp. He repped your sport that night and you should be proud to have him here!

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