Floyd would have knocked out khan tonight!

[Szef]

I haven't seen the fight but I agree with Amir.

It was a very close fight that could've gone either way.

[b00g13man]

Typical Floyd fan garbage. Hindsight fights to excuse him for not testing himself!

The same way you guys say Floyd would have beat
- Casemayor and Freites at 130,
- Spadafora at 135,
- Cotto and Tzsyu at 140,
- Mosley, Williams and Margarito at 147,
- Martinez and Lara at 154

And now Khan now too?? Look maybe, Mayweather would have beaten all of those guys, maybe he wouldn't (it's not outside the realm of reality Floydiots, he got beaten by JLC, he's not unbeatable)

The point is mayweather would rather fight a Berto, Baldomir, Mitchell or drain a Corrales or Canelo than truly test himself!

And you guys just let him by claiming that "Oh well, he would have beaten them regardless" then **** on fans for not "appreciating his style"... It's laughable how hypocritical you guys are

Looooooooooooool

[Caught Square]

Disagree, Mayweather was in auto pilot and stumbled across the finish line. His leaping left hook was slow and didn't have the same convinction it used to and he just isn't what he once was.

[Chrismart]

I wouldn't bet on Floyd KO'ing anyone. KO's are predicted every time he has fought in recent years and it never happens. Even Berto is chinny.

Even against Khan who has a suspect chin, i doubt Floyd opens up and really goes for a KO.

[FrankieClutch]

Disagree, Mayweather was in auto pilot and stumbled across the finish line. His leaping left hook was slow and didn't have the same convinction it used to and he just isn't what he once was.

That was actually really weird, I've never seen him telegraph his lead left hook like he did yesterday

[Guest]

I don't necessarily believe that Khan would cause Floyd problems, but it's something that Floyd doesn't appear to agree on.

Whether or not Khan's an "easy" opponent for him, it can't be denied that Floyd did duck him. When you set up a poll on your Twatter account, asking who people want to see you fight, and you then select the loser of the poll, that's a duck.

And the Floyd who fought last night wasn't really KOing anybody.

[Ahmed_Ismail]

Typical Floyd fan garbage. Hindsight fights to excuse him for not testing himself!

The same way you guys say Floyd would have beat
- Casemayor and Freites at 130,
- Spadafora at 135,
- Cotto and Tzsyu at 140,
- Mosley, Williams and Margarito at 147,
- Martinez and Lara at 154

And now Khan now too?? Look maybe, Mayweather would have beaten all of those guys, maybe he wouldn't (it's not outside the realm of reality Floydiots, he got beaten by JLC, he's not unbeatable)

The point is mayweather would rather fight a Berto, Baldomir, Mitchell or drain a Corrales or Canelo than truly test himself!

And you guys just let him by claiming that "Oh well, he would have beaten them regardless" then **** on fans for not "appreciating his style"... It's laughable how hypocritical you guys are

The only thing I agree with in this post is the fact that nobody should get credit for something they didn't do in the ring, Floyd shouldn't get credit for Kostya Tszyu ducking him for example, same goes for GGG and the other middleweight, u have to do it in the ring.

However claiming that Corrales and Canelo were forcefully drained is a typical statement that I hear from haters, Corrales was the #1 130 pounder in the world, he had never fought at 135 and he never needed to fight Floyd Mayweather for the title, he could've moved up to fight Castillo, so even if he was drained it's really his fault.

Canelo wanted to fight Floyd at 150 in 2012, go back and check out the interviews, and after the negotiations they AGREED to 152, Canelo weighed 153 against Trout anyways, and a fighter agreeing to the terms and then *****ing about the weight after he loses is his problems, he wasn't forced to fight at that weight, Floyd was not his mandatory, if he would've fought anybody else they would've stripped Floyd from the 154 title he had then and Canelo would've fought for the vacant title, but he fought to get the money, not Floyd's fault here.

You are talking about testing himself, who in this whole era took more risky fights for less reward? All the top guys in today's time left a couple of fighters who they didn't fight at the right time because of how the business is, either they wanted to wait to make the fight bigger, or the opponent wanted to wait, but this is the business right now, so if u wanna hate u should hate the game, not the player. That's why I dont like these comparisons between fighters of today and fighters from 70-80 years ago cuz the game is completely different it's almost a different sport now.

[louvega]

Anyone know what khan was saying on the box nation stream?

When the broadcast started he said at one point he was contacted to be Floyd's last fight but didn't hear back from them and then the Berto fight was announced. He said it was a shame because Floyd should have retired fighting 'someone good', refering to himself.

[John Barron]

I haven't seen the fight but I agree with Amir.

It was a very close fight that could've gone either way.

[LEFTYGUNZZ]

I don't necessarily believe that Khan would cause Floyd problems, but it's something that Floyd doesn't appear to agree on.

Whether or not Khan's an "easy" opponent for him, it can't be denied that Floyd did duck him. When you set up a poll on your Twatter account, asking who people want to see you fight, and you then select the loser of the poll, that's a duck.

And the Floyd who fought last night wasn't really KOing anybody.

Floyd is shot just still has his legs his hands are gone he can't punch anymore and he is afraid to exchange with his GRANITE chin being not so GRANITE.....The fight was boring everyone who bought it paid to see a KO he selected Berto because he knew Berto couldn't punch anymore either with the surgery on his right shoulder and thought he could KO Berto and about half way threw the fight he realized his glass hands couldn't break Berto's crystal chin.......It is what it is.....GuNzZ