Why has GGG's career been moved so slowly?

[-PBP-]

Convenient of you to leave out his three fights at 154 which mimic his 147 style. Whether he had 12 fights or 24 at 147 plus, it's clear the type of fighter he was at that weight and its not what you guys say it was. I'm done with this conversation. You guys are clearly deluded and crucify others on here when you're just as bad.

Wait...Wait...wait. I'm criticizing you for ONLY focusing on that portion of his career WHEN he was fighting that way and ignoring his activity at the lower weights. You got to be careful on this site. You dudes love to twist words around. And even at 147, he beat up Judah and Hatton. His first fight with Cotto and Maidana were exciting fights.

Please be done with this conversation. It's going nowhere. Especially when you blindly focus on the latter part of his career.

[The Big Dunn]

He reverted when he started fighting men his own size.

Most his biggest fights were at WW. Those are the fights we mention when we justify him being an ATG.

Skills and dominance being the other things.

But look at Duran for example, the dude fought the same all the way from LW to SMW.

And in regards to the NE - PBP debate: Floyd didn't walk Canelo down, and Floyd isn't one dimensional.

He reverted when he fought bigger/heavier men. when it was guys the same size or smaller-he fought like a boxer puncher. That's why Hatton eventually got KO'd.

Duran can only fight one way.

I just think its clear that Roger had Floyd fighting much differently than FLoyd SR. did.

[-PBP-]

He reverted when he started fighting men his own size.

Now you get the luxury of explaining to me how he was a bigger fighter than Diego Corrales.

[-PBP-]

That was definitely one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard anyone say here. There's just no context where that ever makes sense.

Edit - And he's doubling down on that ******ity. You can't make this up.

I love throwing subliminals and trolling dude. He gets so animated.

[bojangles1987]

He reverted when he fought bigger/heavier men. when it was guys the same size or smaller-he fought like a boxer puncher. That's why Hatton eventually got KO'd.

Duran can only fight one way.

I just think its clear that Roger had Floyd fighting much differently than FLoyd SR. did.

I might be intervening without any idea what's happening, but Duran could fight a hell of a lot more than one way.

[Slick_Rick]

Him accepting step aside fees says differently.

Yes but he fought Lemieux picking up the IBF and is supposed being fight for WBC next, sooooo it all worked out

[Slick_Rick]

Hopkins didn't have 350 amateur fights. His early career was his learning curve.

I dont know what your point has got anything in become the undisputed champion

[Szef]

He reverted when he fought bigger/heavier men. when it was guys the same size or smaller-he fought like a boxer puncher. That's why Hatton eventually got KO'd.

Duran can only fight one way.

I just think its clear that Roger had Floyd fighting much differently than FLoyd SR. did.

At WW he never fought like a boxer puncher, just stop .

Now you get the luxury of explaining to me how he was a bigger fighter than Diego Corrales.

I said Corraless is one of his biggest wins before he moved to WW.

[The Big Dunn]

I might be intervening without any idea what's happening, but Duran could fight a hell of a lot more than one way.

I would disagree. I'm oversimplifying it for purposes of the discussion at hand.

I'm not in any way trying to diminish him or what he accomplished. I just don't recall him fighting a different style. In fairness, I missed most of his early career.

[The Big Dunn]

At WW he never fought like a boxer puncher, just stop .



I said Corraless is one of his biggest wins before he moved to WW.

Only against Hatton dude. You got to read.