Who will be the first to get to Pretty Boy Floyd?

[benjamin2004]

i'd put some money on shane if the fight happens soon

Moseley??? No way!!! He's way past his best days.

[Easy-E]

i actully had a dream floyd lost to zab last nite...i woke up in a cold sweat

and btw, cotto hasnt shown to be slick or technical at all recently, idk what fights your talking about

[suberstar_zx6R]

Moseley??? No way!!! He's way past his best days.

why not
shane still has some pretty fast hands we know he has a good chin and hes had good power in the lower weight classes. its possible in my mind

[GTL]

There's only one fighter from 154 down that has the body type, jab, strength, and most importantly style to beat Floyd Mayweather Jr.



I don't know what he has left in the tank though. But that Forrest jab would give Floyd major problems.

I was thinkin about that the other day.. he beat shane.. shane was super fast.. with skills. most people will say, Margarito, Hatton, cotto (which i think has no chance) and shane..

after thinking about it.. forrest can definately do it

[Chups]

Floyd has to get old first before somebody beats him. Amir Khan might do it when he matures.

[KYTFO]

a couple years back on a another website. which gets info only out of the horse's mouth, **********. had an interview with roger maywheather in where he said. the only person we think would give floyd problems is miguel cotto. now floyd cares and obviously does what his uncle thinks is in his best interest. so obviosly floyd must of said something to roger.i clearly rememeber around that time floyd was calling everyone but cotto. now after cotto's his last three performances. he'll tell anyone who will listen's. that cotto is too green for him and that he would blow him out of the water. now in my opnion i feel at 147, if he has his confidence back. i think kermit cintron has the power and the reach to beat and possibly stop floyd. i definetly bet he could take out zab really quick. now your gonna say margarito beat kermit. but margarito was not afraid of cintron and kermit knew that. plus he was rushed to a title fight especially against a tough opponent like margarito. floyd tells anyone who will listen that he has too much skills for margarito. i think he is right. at 154, depending how much he has left in the tank. i think forrest could definitely give him problems. for some reason i think ouma would give him problems beleive it or not. i think his work rate is some what like castillo's. which i think floyd was given a gift in their first fight. ouma can put that pressure on him and is a southpaw like corley. two things floyd doesnt like. maybe father time catches up with him. or maybe he could be the one of the few great fighters to retire undefeated. he definitely has the skills and potentional to do so.

[mayweather]

cotto is not a legit boxer yet. he would get eaten alive. i need some more proof. Hes boxed all the ppl that other good fighters used as tuneup fights. Shane has no chance either because floyd is too well schooled to fall in to shanes bull**** speed flurry punches. I cannot say anything about Hatton cus I have never watched him fight. Nobody say Tzyu please because hes the slowest mother****** ive seen at welterweight. I have not seen margarito fight as well but im assuming he has no big claims to his name. I am a little nervous though that on APR. 8, Zab is gunna have one of his wide looping fast punches, as he did with Tzyu before he got knocked out, and catch floyd.

[opethdrums]

funniest thing i've ever seen:

[moochi]

I'm sure that this question is on a lot of people's minds. Some may think that on April 8th, Zab Judah is going to be the man to do it. In my opinion, if you just give him a little bit of time to establish himself more, Miguel Cotto will eventually take him. Cotto is slick, he has good defense, he's technically sound, and he has a devastating punch. I think that Cotto-Mayweather will be a fight that we all will remember.

it's already been done and was by castillo in the first fight!...everybody knows this!!

[whdempsey]

If old Hatton and Mayweather ever pick it in the ring, I tab Hatton. If he were slightly slower, he'd be in trouble, but his fast feet and good handspeed put him at a distinct advantage over most others.