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5 fighters who would have beat Floyd Mayweather.

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  • #21
    Originally posted by White Mandela View Post
    #1 Ray Robinson. The real TBE. Smoother and sharper. He’d knock May out.

    #2 Ray Leonard. An all round better fighter, his superior offensive game allows him to outbox Mayweather.

    #3 Tommy Hearns. Too big, too strong and too long. Hearns by KO.

    #4 Oscar De La Hoya. We seen the problems a burnt out, binged out Oscar caused Money. Imagine what a prime De La Hoya could have done with that left hook. De La Hoya by decision.

    #5 Vasyl Lomachenko. At 130 lbs Floyd wouldn’t be able to cope with the constant pressure and multiple dimensions of Loma’s style. Loma uses his superior pedigree and takes the UD.

    Before any of you TBE snap back wearing b****es get all sensitive. These are just opinions so no tears! Pull your TMT crew socks up and man up!!!

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    Mayweather only loses to the 4Kings at 147 and Chavez and Pryor at 140.

    The rest of the match-ups are toss ups.

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    • #22
      I’d like to see Floyd matched with the less talked about welter greats

      Originally posted by HandsofIron View Post
      Mayweather only loses to the 4Kings at 147 and Chavez and Pryor at 140.

      The rest of the match-ups are toss ups.
      you don’t think any one of these guys can take him?

      Jose Napoles
      Barney Ross
      Emile Griffith
      Kid Gavilan
      Henry Armstrong
      Duran
      Whitaker

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      • #23
        Originally posted by White Mandela View Post
        #1 Ray Robinson. The real TBE. Smoother and sharper. He’d knock May out.

        #2 Ray Leonard. An all round better fighter, his superior offensive game allows him to outbox Mayweather.

        #3 Tommy Hearns. Too big, too strong and too long. Hearns by KO.

        #4 Oscar De La Hoya. We seen the problems a burnt out, binged out Oscar caused Money. Imagine what a prime De La Hoya could have done with that left hook. De La Hoya by decision.

        #5 Vasyl Lomachenko. At 130 lbs Floyd wouldn’t be able to cope with the constant pressure and multiple dimensions of Loma’s style. Loma uses his superior pedigree and takes the UD.

        Before any of you TBE snap back wearing b****es get all sensitive. These are just opinions so no tears! Pull your TMT crew socks up and man up!!!

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        I think that Hector Camacho at 130 was a blur of cobra speed, angles, and offence and to me he had the best chance at the lower weights. His footage at 130 was so much better than when he started doing drugs and partying at 135 and up. No way on God's green earth does Mayweather avoid getting hit often by this version of Camacho: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1kf_FkkaYM

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        • #24
          I'd pick Floyd to beat Loma and Oscar. I just haven't watched that much of SRR. I'd favor Hearns and SRL over Floyd.
          Last edited by VatoMulatto; 04-29-2020, 01:25 PM.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by richardt View Post
            I think that Hector Camacho at 130 was a blur of cobra speed, angles, and offence and to me he had the best chance at the lower weights. His footage at 130 was so much better than when he started doing drugs and partying at 135 and up. No way on God's green earth does Mayweather avoid getting hit often by this version of Camacho: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1kf_FkkaYM
            and macho was a southpaw with good movement, hed have troubled the hell out of PBF

            Wouldve been epic....that camacho was special

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            • #26
              - -Gonna have to drag him out of MGM Floyd, neuter them TUEs, and give him some time to man up lessons.

              We don't wanna see any more runner/stinkers.

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              • #27
                Personally I think Aaron Pryor would’ve been a tough fight for Floyd. TBE has said this himself. AP was a monster and a great fighter he gets a lot of respect from me. Alexis Arguello also would have presented an interesting challenge but I’ve gotta go with Floyd especially at 130-140 but both of those guys are all time greats.

                I’m taking Floyd over SRL because of the mental game. Ray didn’t have the mental intelligence of a Floyd Mayweather. He let Durán get in his head and fought completely the wrong style. That never would’ve happened with Mayweather and he had better skills and was smarter than Duran, Hagler and Hearns. All great fighters in their own right. TBE gets in his head and makes him fight his fight, much like he did against De La Hoya. Easy for you guys to be nostalgic and say he beat Hagler/Hearns etc but those guys were there to be hit and TBE isn’t. That’s a problem he wouldn’t be able to overcome, along with the mental game. Floyd is too smart and too skilled. Although I do think it would be a competitive/close fight.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by JK1700 View Post
                  Personally I think Aaron Pryor would’ve been a tough fight for Floyd. TBE has said this himself. AP was a monster and a great fighter he gets a lot of respect from me. Alexis Arguello also would have presented an interesting challenge but I’ve gotta go with Floyd especially at 130-140 but both of those guys are all time greats.

                  I’m taking Floyd over SRL because of the mental game. Ray didn’t have the mental intelligence of a Floyd Mayweather. He let Durán get in his head and fought completely the wrong style. That never would’ve happened with Mayweather and he had better skills and was smarter than Duran, Hagler and Hearns. All great fighters in their own right. TBE gets in his head and makes him fight his fight, much like he did against De La Hoya. Easy for you guys to be nostalgic and say he beat Hagler/Hearns etc but those guys were there to be hit and TBE isn’t. That’s a problem he wouldn’t be able to overcome, along with the mental game. Floyd is too smart and too skilled. Although I do think it would be a competitive/close fight.
                  leonard always explains how tough his fight was with Wilfred Benitez, said he never missed so much and work so hard to land....imagine a smaller yet more elusive opponent with faster legs and reflexes with a better chin in their


                  Floyd would do better against leonard than most would imagine....only fighters that gave him trouble were good boxers.....Benitez, Hearns and Big floyd gave it a good go before Leonard turned up the heat, didnt have to respect his power. although smaller floyd is a sharper puncher than his pops

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                  • #29
                    Three of them already did as far as I'm concerned (Castillo, Oscar, Maidana). But, the five I feel confident would beat him:

                    Armstrong

                    Robinson

                    Leonard

                    Duran

                    Hearns

                    Prime Pac, and a lot of others too.

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by Goldie View Post
                      Floyd really does own this forum and all of you losers in it. Y’all are obsessed lol. It’s a beautiful site. That ether burns forever.
                      That's because this is what really gets in people's craw about Floyd - whenever he was announced to fight people, NSB said Floyd was about to lose, they believed the trash talk from the opponent. They said all Floyd did was run.

                      Then we all saw the truth of the matter.





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