Comments Thread For: Mayweather Sr. on Roach Admitting Floyd Jr. is The Era's Best
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Floyd fought Canelo smack in the middle of the two biggest wins of Ginger's career. So the logic of him being any better, or worst a couple years later seems pretty irrational and a stretch to say the least.
As for Roach, he seems to have come to grips with reality and isn't living in a world of delusion and hypotheticals. You should try it.Last edited by hugh grant; 12-30-2015, 08:56 AM.Comment
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As for the P4P argument, its pretty much irrelevant to the conversation. Because this isn't a hypothetical discussion. Pac PHYSICALLY got in the ring and fought Bradley. Floyd PHYSICALLY got in the ring and fought Canelo. So if a person thinx Canelo would beat Bradley in a head-to-head match-up, that means Floyd beating him is more impressive than Pac beating Bradley. I know you say you would pick Bradley to beat Canelo. But, you're very much in the minority on that. So in the eyes of most, beating Canelo is more impressive than beating Bradley.Comment
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What makes Canelo any better now, his win over Cotto? Trout outclassed Cotto. Lara outclassed Trout. The Floyd fight is sandwiched between those wins. So he's basically no better now than then. So whatever you view Canelo as now, he was that then. If you think the ****** then, he sux now. If you think he would be a great win for say GGG now, he was a great win for Floyd then.
As for the P4P argument, its pretty much irrelevant to the conversation. Because this isn't a hypothetical discussion. Pac PHYSICALLY got in the ring and fought Bradley. Floyd PHYSICALLY got in the ring and fought Canelo. So if a person thinx Canelo would beat Bradley in a head-to-head match-up, that means Floyd beating him is more impressive than Pac beating Bradley. I know you say you would pick Bradley to beat Canelo. But, you're very much in the minority on that. So in the eyes of most, beating Canelo is more impressive than beating Bradley.Comment
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Canrelo was green which was proven with him not being able to beat the trouts of this world convincingly which was canelos best win. There was no reason to suggest Floyd would struggle to beat a guy ewho struggled with trout. Bradley was a p4p der, not considered green and was a solid champion for many yearsLast edited by hugh grant; 12-30-2015, 09:45 AM.Comment
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got it.
what confuses me is why did they choose pac when floyd retired?
is it only pac the only fighter left in boxing when floyd retires?
genius floyd fan and his logic.Comment
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As for Bradley, you didn't answer my question. Who did he beat to make him a great win for Manny? And again, P4P is irrelevant because we talking about actual head-to-head fights. Example, Hatton was P4P when he fought Floyd. Cotto wasn't P4P when Manny fought him. But, most feel Cotto would beat Hatton head-to-head. Therefore Cotto is a better win for Manny than Hatton for Floyd.Comment
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To my knowledge, Canelo had 40+ fights when he fought Floyd. Don't understand how a world champion, with 40+ fights is considered "green." Under most circumstances, a world champion with 40+ fights, in their early 20s is considered in their prime, not green.
As for Bradley, you didn't answer my question. Who did he beat to make him a great win for Manny? And again, P4P is irrelevant because we talking about actual head-to-head fights. Example, Hatton was P4P when he fought Floyd. Cotto wasn't P4P when Manny fought him. But, most feel Cotto would beat Hatton head-to-head. Therefore Cotto is a better win for Manny than Hatton for Floyd.Comment
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You just said Oscar De La Hoya...who fought Felix Trinidad, Ike Quartey, Bernard Hopkins and a dozen others in their prime.....avoided Floyd Mayweather Jr when he was inexperienced. I dont really know where to go with you from there LOLComment
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