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Last edited by Golden G; 09-26-2015, 10:43 PM.
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Originally posted by FlatLine View PostKhan beat Algieri easy, but you're doing what some people do when Khan doesn't put on a 12 round shut out (like he did with Alexander). Some people just fixate on any small success that Khan's opponent has and blow it completely out of proportion to try to downplay the reality of Khan's clear superiority in the fight. Some people did the same thing with the Maidana fight when Khan really beat Maidana easy.
Khan beat A|gieri much easier than Floyd beat Berto.. Just goes to drive home the point further that Floyd may well have been scared into retirement by Khan permanently.. Temporarily for sure, but it could be a permanent mental scar that Khan left on Floyd's psyche and it may cause him to stay in hiding for life.
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Originally posted by hugh grant View PostAS I said.....achieve what people don't think you can.
There was enough controversy in the pac fight to warrant a rematch. Controversial on many levels. Whether it was Pacs shoulder, to IV fluids or some thing Pac won, with a bad shoulder. Or maybe Floyd would be upset that many didn't think the fight was that entertaining and try make it more entertaining next time. Take your pick of reasons really. Maybe you can add your own reason.
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Originally posted by FlatLine View PostIt's quite possible Khan did scare Mayweather into permanent retirement, taking into account the continuous ducking Floyd exhibited over the past 2 years.Originally posted by hugh grant View PostIve no doubt he wants to retire, but hes not TBE yet. So he will have to fight GGG at middleweight. Floyd has to do what all top echelon ATGs did before him.
He said his unbeaten record isn't that important as long as hes healthy? So is he worried fighting GGG he wont be healthy? BH is ok and he fought the equivalent of GGG in Kovalev.Last edited by rajaomair; 09-26-2015, 11:26 PM.
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Originally posted by Golden G View PostDo what before him? Floyd can't make 154 so why would he go to 160? Especially at 38? The only two 6 weight WORLD champions are manny and oscar. Manny didn't fight the best of opponents, and used a lot of catch-weights and some vacant titles and oscar A LOT of people thought he LOST to strum when he won a title at 160. So tell us WHY you REALLY want him to fight Golovkin?
And being 38 is no excuse, he should have made a move earlier and try do it earlier in his career rather than wait. Especially with a man with aspirations of being the best ever.
Floyd should eat more weight gain protein shakes or whatever, the same as Duran did and SRL when he fougth Lalonde or haggler.
I want Floyd to be TBE and take a risk in his career and overcome adversity. That's the only way hes going to be above Pac.
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Originally posted by FlatLine View PostFloyd had major problems with Maidana, you seriously think he's got a chance against Khan?
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Originally posted by Reloaded View PostGee your make some really dumb comments , 2 totally different styles of fighters , Floyd would make Khan look like he was trying to catch a ghost and pay dearly for every mistake he makes , at least Maidana can bum rush and make it look like he is doing good in a wrestling match , nobody can out box Mayweather you are such blind biased fool .
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Originally posted by hugh grant View PostIve no doubt he wants to retire, but hes not TBE yet. So he will have to fight GGG at middleweight. Floyd has to do what all top echelon ATGs did before him.
He said his unbeaten record isn't that important as long as hes healthy? So is he worried fighting GGG he wont be healthy? BH is ok and he fought the equivalent of GGG in Kovalev.
And before you bring in Sugar Ray Leonard and Duran, you won't be able to fool us either with those names. Sugar Ray began his career at welterwieght, he was obviously much bigger than featherweight Floyd.
Duran began his career at featherweight just like Floyd, but a key detail that haters/critics always conveniently leave out when making the comparison is that may weather was nineteen when he turned pro and Duran was sixteen. In other words, Duran is also naturally much bigger than Floyd, who has never weighed above 151 even for his three junior middleweight title bouts both on weigh in and fight night.
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Originally posted by FlatLine View PostLast time Floyd fought a prime, slick, fast, fairly technical boxer was Judah back in 2006 and he got dropped in that fight and schooled for a few rounds. What chance has Floyd really got with Khan? He'll get dominated like Alexander did, beat to the punch every time. There's a reason he ducked him for this long..
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