Mayweather's top 5 wins

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  • TheBoxingXpert
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    #11
    Originally posted by BattlingNelson
    Marquez.....

    Ahahahahaha....

    -pause-

    Muahahahahahahahahaha! TheBoxingXpert has spoken.
    Marquez has been going on forever about how Floyd is the best since he schooled him. And Marquez is usually a bad loser.

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    • Dodger07
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      #12
      Originally posted by larryxxx...
      No order

      Manny
      Cotto
      Corrales
      Canelo
      Castillo


      next 5

      Mosley
      Oscar
      Hatton
      Judah
      Hernendez

      next 5

      Jmm
      Maidiana
      Ortiz
      Gatti
      Guerrero
      Pretty much agree with this, would switch jmm with Judah though

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      • Zaroku
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        #13
        Originally posted by Johnwoo8686
        Pacquiao- the biggest money fight of all time and a unification bout between the two greatest pound for pound fighters of this era

        De La Hoya- Floyd's first fight at Junior middleweight and up until that point the biggest money fight of all time

        Canelo- A unification bout against a young, strong, champion, who already has a hall of fame resume at the age of 25

        Gatti- Floyd's first ppv fight and the fight which I personally thought he looked his best in.

        Corrales- An all time great performance against a top pound for pound undefeated champion in his prime and the fight which I thought Floyd looked close to his best
        Agreed!! Great wins over great fighters.

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        • IronDanHamza
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          #14
          Originally posted by IMDAZED
          Don't forget Marquez. I always have trouble placing him
          Yeah hard one to rank.

          Impressive victory but his first fight at 147.

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          • IMDAZED
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            #15
            Originally posted by IronDanHamza
            Yeah hard one to rank.

            Impressive victory but his first fight at 147.
            Yeah man. I struggle with that too. Ultimately I have him in top 5 because I feel that's offset by the fact that Mayweather hadn't fought in a couple years himself and also because Marquez proved himself to be quite formidable at 147 in only his second fight there (Pacquiao). Tough call though.

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            • lopetego
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              #16
              Only a moron would give Floyd any credit for beating the sluggish, bloated lightweight midget, styllistically challenged, pre-Heroidia that was Marquez, the very worst version of JMM EVER, who came to fight with every possible disadvantage against him: style, reach, speed, stamina, strenght, you name it

              That match must be a candidate for biggest, most shameless cherrypick of all time

              on topic:

              Castillo
              Corrales
              Hatton

              that's it

              those are the only big names Duckweather dared to fight in their prime

              or at least close to it, in Hatton's case.

              let's not forget he didn't allow Ricky to fight at his best weight of 140 and forced him to move up to 147 at the last minute, in one of Floyd's typical ******* diva moves to gain advantage
              Last edited by lopetego; 05-04-2016, 08:48 PM.

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