What are FMJ's most historical moments..

**therealpugilist** · 06-10-2016, 07:30 AM

Originally posted by 1g5a22

His constant hand picking of mediocre and old opponents leaves no lasting iconic memories or images whatsoever that I can think of but I am wiling to listen if you think otherwise..

bro...you have lil G, aka the can man in your avatar and you're obviously a big fan.

you have no business talking about Mayweathers resume when the man had a better resume than your hero in his mid 20s

thats pathetic and so is your attempt at trolling

did you start watching boxing last year? Mayweather wasnt handpicking ***** or making any calls until the last 10 fights of his career and the first 30+ fights he was promoted by Bob Arum

there is youtube you know....go watch his fights and you'll make your own memories

/thread fail

**1g5a22** · 06-10-2016, 07:36 AM

Originally posted by therealpugilist

bro...you have lil G, aka the can man in your avatar and you're obviously a big fan.

you have no business talking about Mayweathers resume when the man had a better resume than your hero in his mid 20s

thats pathetic and so is your attempt at trolling

did you start watching boxing last year? Mayweather wasnt handpicking ***** or making any calls until the last 10 fights of his career and the first 30+ fights he was promoted by Bob Arum

there is youtube you know....go watch his fights and you'll make your own memories

/thread fail

No one is saying Golovkin is the best ever or the best right now.. His resume is ****.

But stay on topic. What are FMJ's most historical moments? His awe inspiring stoppages or his 'thriller on manilla' against his nemesis? His great trilogies..

I'm not comparing him to Golovkin. I am comparing him to the ATG's of yesteryear. Silly comparison that. I said I am willing to listen. I'm not going to stand for you comparing him to Golovkin. His Hearns, Hagler or Duran please?

**therealpugilist** · 06-10-2016, 07:43 AM

Originally posted by 1g5a22

No one is saying Golovkin is the best ever or the best right now.. His resume is ****.

But stay on topic. What are FMJ's most historical moments? His awe inspiring stoppages or his 'thriller on manilla' against his nemesis? His great trilogies..

I'm not comparing him to Golovkin. I am comparing him to the ATG's of yesteryear. Silly comparison that.

its 2016, if you're a true boxing fan, and follow all the fighters...even the ones you despise, you'd know he had several.

Who needs a trilogy or a rival when you are DOMINANT and the CLEAR WINNER.

You need to sign up for trolling classes with Golovkin and PacBoy, they'll have you all trained up by years end. they are the GOATS or trolling.

I'll give you 5 things to look up but im sure you wont

1)The Gatti beatdown was one of the most one sided drubbings of a world class fighter in recent memory

2)His dominating win over Diego Corrales was a master piece is boxing, countering and elusiveness

3) the canelo performance was awesome. Dude was 36-37 fighting like a young guy

4) the cheap shot for the head butt ortiz did on purpose was epic. He sent a clear message. If you make any mistakes, you have to pay. Go watch their hbo face off

5)the 24/7 build up to PBF/Hatton was entertaining. Both were prime and have charisma. Its some gems in those.

Honestly I dont think you are serious

**therealpugilist** · 06-10-2016, 07:44 AM

Originally posted by 1g5a22

His constant hand picking of mediocre and old opponents (In his last four bouts, he faced Marcos Maradonna twice, an aged Pacquiao who needed shoulder surgery and Andrestolene Bertoloid) leaves no lasting iconic memories or images whatsoever that I can think of but I am wiling to listen if you think otherwise.. He's so pillow fisted a former Flyweight hurt his competition easier (Hatton, Oscar, Cotto, Mosley)..

why'd you edit you original post....

**TX_BOXNG** · 06-10-2016, 07:46 AM

If Floyd wouldnt of fought Maidana after he beat Broner lol we be seeing crazy threads daily lol

He was ducking Pacman, he beat him easily n now he still ducking the rematch lol

**Robbie Barrett** · 06-10-2016, 07:49 AM

Everyday this faggot makes a Mayweather thread. Mayweather obviously did something to make this boy cry.

Edit: Registration date 2008 (Pac turd mania), obession with Mayweather, now a Lil G fan. This guy stinks like a butthurt Pac turd.

**Hype job** · 06-10-2016, 07:50 AM

Marcos Maradonna

**therealpugilist** · 06-10-2016, 07:51 AM

Originally posted by Paulie Walnuts

Everyday this faggot makes a Mayweather thread. Mayweather obviously did something to make this boy cry.

5/2/2015....nuff said

another butthurt pac fanatic who jumped ship and got on the cAN mAN fAN WAGON

**1g5a22** · 06-10-2016, 07:53 AM

Originally posted by therealpugilist

1)The Gatti beatdown was one of the most one sided drubbings of a world class fighter in recent memory

2)His dominating win over Diego Corrales was a master piece is boxing, countering and elusiveness

3) the canelo performance was awesome. Dude was 36-37 fighting like a young guy

4) the cheap shot for the head butt ortiz did on purpose was epic. He sent a clear message. If you make any mistakes, you have to pay. Go watch their hbo face off

5)the 24/7 build up to PBF/Hatton was entertaining. Both were prime and have charisma. Its some gems in those.

Honestly I dont think you are serious

Gatti who by that time had had the giblets beaten out of him by Robinson, Ward, Oscar & Manfredy? WTF.. That is historical?!

I watched the Corrales fight & I can't remember it. I do remember you citing Corrales as better than Rid**** Bowe tho! Victor who? Meldrew? Hatton who got knocked out by a ring post?! I agree that is historical if we are looking for comedy moments.

Come on now I want to be a belieber... Help me!

What are FMJ's most historical moments..