Who could have beaten Floyd?
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At 130, maybe only Sanchez, Auguello, and Chavez have a chance.
At 135, Whitaker, Duran, Chavez, Pacquaio, Shane Mosley(younger) and of course Castillo.
At 140, Aaron Pryor, Oscar De La Hoya, and Manny Pacquiao have a chance
At 147, I'm taking Sugar Ray Robinson, Leonard, Hearns, the Oscar De La Hoya(younger), Tito Trinidad, and Emile Griffin
At 154, a ton of peopleComment
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Zab did well in the beginning but no front runner like him will ever beat Floyd.On his record. I would say Zab Judah.
He was beating Floyd until he, as per usual, went full tard and lost his focus and concentration.
But besides that, I don’t feel anyone was outright beating Floyd on his resume. Close matches but they weren’t beating him to the punch and taking Floyd off his game.Comment
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He fell apart because Floyd kept adjusting to his adjustments then he ran out of ideas lol. The first 4-5 rounds was a chess match, particularly fighting for lead hand dominance.On his record. I would say Zab Judah.
He was beating Floyd until he, as per usual, went full tard and lost his focus and concentration.
But besides that, I don’t feel anyone was outright beating Floyd on his resume. Close matches but they weren’t beating him to the punch and taking Floyd off his game.Comment
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Prime for prime both those guys beat him undoubtedly. Bigger and better. Floyd is so disadvantaged in those matchups.
To beat Hearns at 147 you had to get inside and press the action. You think Mayweather could do that at welterweight? Please...
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Armstrong vs Hearns?Comment
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