Weak argument always tend to fly off Floyd fan's mouth, but when counter by the fact that Floyd didn't fight a Prime Elite fighter in his entire career, you all get defensive and call it bias calling.
A prime elite fighter? I'd say off the top of my head that Corrales, Castillo and Hatton all qualify. Wasn't Corrales ranked higher than him pound for pound when they fought? Yes, he was.
A prime elite fighter? I'd say off the top of my head that Corrales, Castillo and Hatton all qualify. Wasn't Corrales ranked higher than him pound for pound when they fought? Yes, he was.
Move the goalpost. Go for it.
Hatton was never elite. He was a B-level fighter that got lucky he caught a past it Tszyu, and never did great things in the 140 division, he got a gift against a C-level Collazo, and got dominated by Floyd, got Flattened by Pacquiao
Corrales, Castillo are B-level fighters also that never did great things, other than giving great fights and showing heart and both were repeatedly knocked out by opponents that weren't categorized as "P4P" in their prime age.
Broner were in the P4P, but we never call him elite.
A prime elite fighter? I'd say off the top of my head that Corrales, Castillo and Hatton all qualify. Wasn't Corrales ranked higher than him pound for pound when they fought? Yes, he was.
Hatton was never elite. He was a B-level fighter that got lucky he caught a past it Tszyu, and never did great things in the 140 division, he got a gift against a C-level Collazo, and got dominated by Floyd, got Flattened by Pacquiao
Corrales, Castillo are B-level fighters also that never did great things, other than giving great fights and showing heart and both were repeatedly knocked out by opponents that weren't categorized as "P4P" in their prime age.
Broner were in the P4P, but we never call him elite.
Corrales was knocked out in his prime once and that was against Mayweather.
He was stopped on cuts against Casamayor in a fight he was coming on strong in. Not knocked out.
To my recollection Castillo was only knocked out in or near his prime by Corrales.
Corrales was knocked out in his prime once and that was against Mayweather.
He was stopped on cuts against Casamayor in a fight he was coming on strong in. Not knocked out.
To my recollection Castillo was only knocked out in or near his prime by Corrales.
By Knock out I mean, stopped or KO'ed in boxing, nevermind details how the stoppage was, he got stopped in a fight he wasn't supposed to be stopped, and he got beat up by Joshua Clottey ( A dude that none touted as anything good at 29 years old.)
In fights that mattered, he gets beaten, and that is not something an A-level fighter would be in.
Hatton was never elite. He was a B-level fighter that got lucky he caught a past it Tszyu, and never did great things in the 140 division, he got a gift against a C-level Collazo, and got dominated by Floyd, got Flattened by Pacquiao
Corrales, Castillo are B-level fighters also that never did great things, other than giving great fights and showing heart and both were repeatedly knocked out by opponents that weren't categorized as "P4P" in their prime age.
Broner were in the P4P, but we never call him elite.
Castillo is probably the best Lightweight of his era.
Pretty sure that's A Level.
Being repeatedly knocked out by opponents pre-Mayweather in his 20's isn't really telling 4 times actually , and then getting stopped by B-C-level opponents while not doing anything great is not telling.
Just because you are the best Lightweight at some point doesn't mean you are A-level when clearly you didn't have the achievements to back it up.
Have a good day is all you can respond because clearly you are not getting my analogy. Just because one is in the P4P doesn't immediately mean they are elite.
I am comparing Broner's P4P status to Chico's status i nthe P4P rankings, null and void, obviously Castillo/Corrales are far greater than Broner, but you were quick to try and poke holes in the argument that you went completely past it.
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