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Who was the most impressive against Andre Berto?
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Originally posted by Freedom. View PostI would say the most unimpressive of the four was the guy who fought as if he was AFRAID of Berto (the one who ran and clinched all night, and never put a mark on Berto's face).
And what you just described was EXACTLY what Vladimir Klitsckho did to Povetkin. Where is your insecure Klitsckho hate thread?
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Originally posted by Johnwoo8686 View PostYeah the guy who landed 57 % of his punches and only took 17% of his opponents punches was the least impressive? That makes sense.
Originally posted by Johnwoo8686 View PostAnd what you just described was EXACTLY what Vladimir Klitsckho did to Povetkin. Where is your insecure Klitsckho hate thread?
Because he held a lot like Floyd, and used other illegal tactics like Floyd. Klitschko threw Povetkin to the canvas, Floyd uses elbows and other dirty tricks.
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Originally posted by Freedom. View PostOf the people who defeated Andre Berto, whose win was the most impressive?
Tunney's song for Floyd
Last edited by Fists_of_Fury; 09-13-2015, 11:32 AM.
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Originally posted by Freedom. View Post
Please explain.
Floyd never knocked him down, clinched a lot, and failed to stop him.
The crowd booed when Floyd ran out the clock in the last round. No one booed Jesus Soto Karass in HIS last round.
It's very simple!
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Originally posted by Freedom. View PostI would say the most unimpressive of the four was the guy who fought as if he was AFRAID of Berto (the one who ran and clinched all night, and never put a mark on Berto's face).
You can't even argue it. He basically dominated every single minute of every single round. No one else has done that. Statistically and factually, that is the most impressive performance. Bret wasn't injured like he was against Karass. It wasn't a very close fight and Floyd wasn't knocked down twice like Ortiz and it wasn't a war of attrition like Guerrero. He won the fight easier, clearer and in a significantly more dominant fashion that any other opponent.
If you'd said which was the best win in terms of timing and excitement, then you could argue other people, like Ortiz when Berto was unbeaten, or Karass for stopping Berto.
However, in each of those, which you'd never take into account because they're not Floyd and you just want people to not choose Floyd, the Ortiz fight was very close and an absolute war with both getting knocked down, while the Karass fight was Berto winning easily until he was badly injured and struggled to win with the injury. That's not as impressive in a purely boxing related performance.
However, all you are wanting is for people to not say Floyd so you can feel good. Why don't you just be honest and come out and say 'I hate Floyd. Who agrees that his performance was **** and other people beating Berto was better to watch because I hate the black man Floyd Mayweather?' Why go through this dishonest, roundabout thing when you are simply looking for an indirect, backward way for people to knock Floyd so it can make you feel better about whatever weird agenda you have?
It seems like a lot of effort for something that is 1) wrong, because if you are wanting to know which opponent had the most clear, unquestionable win against Berto it's without any doubt Floyd...but that's not what you want to see written so 2) why don't you just write an honest thread about your hate and ask people to agree with your hate and to join in a big Floyd hate orgy? It's more honest at least.Last edited by BennyST; 09-13-2015, 05:57 AM.
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Originally posted by BennyST View PostSurely it depends what you mean by impressive. If you take your bias away, which will be very hard for you I know, then the most impressive, dominant boxing performance was clearly Floyd's.
You can't even argue it. He basically dominated every single minute of every single round. No one else has done that. Statistically and factually, that is the most impressive performance. Bret wasn't injured like he was against Karass. It wasn't a very close fight and Floyd wasn't knocked down twice like Ortiz and it wasn't a war of attrition like Guerrero. He won the fight easier, clearer and in a significantly more dominant fashion that any other opponent.
If you'd said which was the best win in terms of timing and excitement, then you could argue other people, like Ortiz when Berto was unbeaten, or Karass for stopping Berto.
However, in each of those, which you'd never take into account because they're not Floyd and you just want people to not choose Floyd, the Ortiz fight was very close and an absolute war with both getting knocked down, while the Karass fight was Berto winning easily until he was badly injured and struggled to win with the injury. That's not as impressive in a purely boxing related performance.
However, all you are wanting is for people to not say Floyd so you can feel good. Why don't you just be honest and come out and say 'I hate Floyd. Who agrees that his performance was **** and other people beating Berto was better to watch because I hate the black man Floyd Mayweather?' Why go through this dishonest, roundabout thing when you are simply looking for an indirect, backward way for people to knock Floyd so it can make you feel better about whatever weird agenda you have?
It seems like a lot of effort for something that is 1) wrong, because if you are wanting to know which opponent had the most clear, unquestionable win against Berto it's without any doubt Floyd...but that's not what you want to see written so 2) why don't you just write an honest thread about your hate and ask people to agree with your hate and to join in a big Floyd hate orgy? It's more honest at least.
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