WHO ??? came closest to beating FLOYD???

[Zaroku]

much better than his official record!

btw, we could have really seen the best of floyd if he was not so fixated on his 0...

we could have seen floyd really dig deep to do real battle...and score tkos or kos....

like his early days....

Agreed. Watching Vargas vs Salido was great. Watching Floyd you get the same stuff. Protect the "0" Olympic style boxing.

[optkliluzn]

Not sure why posters keep saying that fight was a robbery...if you watch it and score it round by round, yes it was a close fight...but how can Robbery be used?

I didn't think the fight was close the last time I scored it, robbery was right in my opinion. In Floyd's defense though to be honest (and I HATE Floyd) I do believe he was either mentally side tracked or just had his only off night, I have never seen him fight that bad for 12 rounds.

[Zaroku]

I didn't think the fight was close the last time I scored it, robbery was right in my opinion. In Floyd's defense though to be honest (and I HATE Floyd) I do believe he was either mentally side tracked or just had his only off night, I have never seen him fight that bad for 12 rounds.

Maybe he was thinking about his future trip to jail. Or his women that he slapped up?

Who knows?

[Zaroku]

Rath, why are you still doing this? I don't get it.

Anyway, I re-watched the Mayweather Castillo fight last night. Had it 114-112 for Floyd. Could have easily been 113-113, and of course some would see it in Castillo's favor.

The press row scores were on both sides as well. He definitely came close, but I don't think there was a case for robbery. Steve Kim had it 116-112 Castillo. Kevin Iole had it 115-113 Mayweather and Doug Fischer had it 115-114 Mayweather. I have no doubt that he came the closest to beating Mayweather.

One interesting thing I didn't notice before is that Floyd was actually asked about his shoulder after round 1.

they also were rubbing and massaging his shoulder between rounds.
Castillo put in his work, and I think Floyd started hating Larry Merchant that night.

Soon after he became money mayweather right?

[travestyny]

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they also were rubbing and massaging his shoulder between rounds.
Castillo put in his work, and I think Floyd started hating Larry Merchant that night.

Soon after he became money mayweather right?

Ha. The night "Darth Mayweather" was born!

[Rath]

Rath, do you believe PAC did better than Castillo or Maidana?

i don't think maidana beat floyd but all three beat floyd, castillo oscar and pac

just look at it this way, if castillo, oscar and pac fought that guy but not named floyd (if you know what i am getting at) they all won.

in fact final score card says pac won and that was a fact.

if we can not rely on the final score card then where?

i was wrong when i said that the man who manually wrote the final score made mistake 36 times and not once did he realized it, it was not 36 times but 72 times.

remember also that i challenged all boxing historian when i said that it never happened in the history of boxing where the there were a mistake on the final score card.

did someone prove me wrong?

[Zaroku]

Ha. The night "Darth Mayweather" was born!

Yup! Exactly! I call him Darth Mayvader! I made lots of PAC - A - MANIACS mad with that.

[Zaroku]

i don't think maidana beat floyd but all three beat floyd, castillo oscar and pac

just look at it this way, if castillo, oscar and pac fought that guy but not named floyd (if you know what i am getting at) they all won.

in fact final score card says pac won and that was a fact.

if we can not rely on the final score card then where?

i was wrong when i said that the man who manually wrote the final score made mistake 36 times and not once did he realized it, it was not 36 times but 72 times.

I never, ever heard of a blue vs red corner mistake in my life. Never.

Has anyone??

[Zaroku]

Ha. The night "Darth Mayweather" was born!

I wonder when Floyd flipped the script and became Dart Mayvader?

[Zaroku]

i don't think maidana beat floyd but all three beat floyd, castillo oscar and pac

just look at it this way, if castillo, oscar and pac fought that guy but not named floyd (if you know what i am getting at) they all won.

in fact final score card says pac won and that was a fact.

if we can not rely on the final score card then where?

i was wrong when i said that the man who manually wrote the final score made mistake 36 times and not once did he realized it, it was not 36 times but 72 times.

remember also that i challenged all boxing historian when i said that it never happened in the history of boxing where the there were a mistake on the final score card.

did someone prove me wrong?

Nobody has challenged you on this point with any factual evidence.