Is Mayweather the GOAT 154 lbs and under fighter?

[mcdonalds]

Odd. I'm not even a GGG fan. I'm 32. Not that old but twice your age I'm assuming.

Ok maybe not GGG sir but you love to have fits and its embrarrsing.

Act your age sir

[IronDanHamza]

It took him a day to answer it. Roughly 24 hours.

Ok, so?

You also asked him 5 minutes ago.

[chrisJS]

You might be right. It's hard to say because they have no common opponents. Robinson did indeed throw wide punches but they were very fast and hard. I saw most of Napoles's prime fights and he had very fast accurate combinations. I saw him knock down middleweights when sparring at the main street gym in LA. In one fight he dropped a guy and hit him with 3 more punches before he hit the ground. I saw him win every round from a still prime Emile Griffith. He never fought a guy as fast and clever as Mayweather so maybe Mayweather would have defeated him. Many people don't know that Napoles was never a full welterweight. He was rated number 1 at 130 and then at 135 and the champions of those weights ducked him. The welterweights fought him so he became the champ at that weight. He usually weighed in at about 142 pounds for his early title welterweight fights back in the same day weigh in days.

Yeah, unfortunately there's next to no footage out there of him at 135 but by all accounts sounds like he'd have been a great champion there too. He was such a masterful boxer and excellent with subtle feints and using his body to get the opponent to either be too defensive or commit to a punch that he already had a counter for. Mantequilla mastered all the subtleties of the game. He was too small for Monzon but actually showed some flashed in that one too early before getting overwhelmed.

The Griffith and both Cokes fights are masterpieces. Textbook aggressive boxing.

[chrisJS]

Ok, so?

You also asked him 5 minutes ago.

As a test to see if he'd answer if he knew those fighters or if he'd go with the easy one that's been out there for 24 hours.

Dude didn't know Mike McCallum until yesterday.

[chrisJS]

Ok maybe not GGG sir but you love to have fits and its embrarrsing.

Act your age sir

Likewise. Your an internet troll that claims to be older than 15.

[chrisJS]

Mr fraud, we all know you don't know **** about most of the fighters you named. Its painfully obvious

I've only posted on here from 3 devices ever, so contact the mods and some internet Geek should also be able to confirm.

Don't be scared and take the bet

Nah. I've noticed its only Mayweather fanboys and xenophobes like you that think that. I've followed the whole sport of boxing for a long time and done my research and collected my fights (probably over 6-7k) and have attended fights in multiple different states, countries and continents. I am going to a fight tomorrow for example.

You? Probably never been to one live boxing show.

[IronDanHamza]

You might be right. It's hard to say because they have no common opponents. Robinson did indeed throw wide punches but they were very fast and hard. I saw most of Napoles's prime fights and he had very fast accurate combinations. I saw him knock down middleweights when sparring at the main street gym in LA. In one fight he dropped a guy and hit him with 3 more punches before he hit the ground. I saw him win every round from a still prime Emile Griffith. He never fought a guy as fast and clever as Mayweather so maybe Mayweather would have defeated him. Many people don't know that Napoles was never a full welterweight. He was rated number 1 at 130 and then at 135 and the champions of those weights ducked him. The welterweights fought him so he became the champ at that weight. He usually weighed in at about 142 pounds for his early title welterweight fights back in the same day weigh in days.

Emile Griffith wasn't in his prime in 1969 and I think you need to watch it again because he didn't win every round.

[Larry the boss]

I asked it you yesterday multiple times.

25 years? You'd think you'd know more and wouldn't be such a fanboy since that means your older than 25.

Fanboy?? how am I a fanboy?

[mcdonalds]

Nah. I've noticed its only Mayweather fanboys and xenophobes like you that think that. I've followed the whole sport of boxing for a long time and done my research and collected my fights (probably over 6-7k) and have attended fights in multiple different states, countries and continents. I am going to a fight tomorrow for example.

You? Probably never been to one live boxing show.

Whatever you say, Mr Fraud

[IronDanHamza]

As a test to see if he'd answer if he knew those fighters or if he'd go with the easy one that's been out there for 24 hours.

Dude didn't know Mike McCallum until yesterday.

Backwards thinking but ok .