Mayweather in the class of the Leonard's, Nunn's, Whitaker's and Toney's?

[GEOFFHAYES]

Interesting.

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Now that Mayweather is starting to talk about bull**** retirements he is getting closer to Leonard.

When he will be able to choose the size of the ring and the number of rounds of a title fight (while being the challenger), or offer (and get) rematches on short notice making sure fighters dont have time to lose weight, then he will be on Leonard's level.

[chan184]

PBF is in a class of his own. Whitaker, Ali, SRR, Toney, SRL all have multiple losts. PBF has no losts and rarely gets hit. His competition has been pretty tough. He has beaten 4 future hall of famers.

[-Antonio-]

[QUOTE=chan184;1902311]PBF is in a class of his own. Whitaker, Ali, SRR, Toney, SRL all have multiple losts. PBF has no losts and rarely gets hit. His competition has been pretty tough. He has beaten 4 future hall of famers.[/QUOTE]

Who are they?

[chan184]

[QUOTE=boxingguy1226;1902321]

PBF is in a class of his own. Whitaker, Ali, SRR, Toney, SRL all have multiple losts. PBF has no losts and rarely gets hit. His competition has been pretty tough. He has beaten 4 future hall of famers.[/QUOTE]

Who are they?

Genaro Hernandez

Diego Corrales

Jose Louis Castillo

Aurtoro Gatti

Next: Oscar Delahoya

[AeroSixxDynamite]

.. but i still think sweet pee is more effective...

I'm sorry, that is just so wrong it's hilarious...I just about spewed my gatorade on my keyboard as soon as I saw that

[GEOFFHAYES]

Mayweather has won five world titles at four different weights - that speaks for itself.

He also dealt with Zab Judah, who on his day is the best in boxing outside of textbook skills (and was once considered a better prospect than Mayweather), and ended up beating him down.

[K-DOGG]

Mayweather has won five world titles at four different weights - that speaks for itself.

He also dealt with Zab Judah, who on his day is the best in boxing outside of textbook skills (and was once considered a better prospect than Mayweather), and ended up beating him down.

He beat the best at Jr. Lightweight, Lightweight, and Welterweight. Judah and Gatti's straps were worthless and don't count as "World Titles".

[-Antonio-]

[QUOTE=chan184;1902355]

Genaro Hernandez

Diego Corrales

Jose Louis Castillo

Aurtoro Gatti

Next: Oscar Delahoya

Only Hernandez is probably a future Hall of Famer. Everyone else isnt even close. Gatti maybe but not based on accomplishments.

[GEOFFHAYES]

It really gets me pissed thinking back a few years, even a year ago, when 140 was the best division in boxing by far and looking forward to Tszyu, Mayweather, Harris, Mitchell, Gatti, Hatton, Cotto et al clashing and bashing.

I wish Mayweather stayed at 140 and hunted Hatton and Cotto, then he'd of really proved himself.