Originally posted by BucaRican
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But again, Algieri was a reigning champion whose betting odds were substantially favorable to those of Berto's right now. Algieri was fighting Pacquiao, coming off beating Bradley which according to you isn't a big deal (I don't agree), and who was much smaller in height and reach.
Berto is a washed up ex champ who has been fighting once a year for a few years in a row, looking like crap in every one of his last 6 fights going 3-3 against not stellar competition. Berto is going to be fighting Mayweather, who is coming off of a win against Pacquiao, which surely is a bigger win than Bradley in your mind, and who has the reach advantage on him (height appears closer than it says on paper).
So how is Mayweatther-Berto not the obvious choice for bigger mismatch?
Rios was right after KTFO6, there was plenty of retirement talk buzzing around at the time. A reasonable opponent in context.
Bradley was a rematch of what was considered a robbery, and was coming off of beating JMM who was coming off of KTFO6. Can't see how that is at all unreasonable, and that's with me not even bringing up his very solid 140lb resume.
The rest of your comments about Berto's chances are pretty funny. Not sure how anyone can see Berto doing anything other than look ****** for every minute of every round, or close to every minute. The best thing he can hope for is that when he tries to shoulder roll, Floyd Mayweather will laugh hard enough to distract him allowing Berto an opening. Even then he still may not land given Floyd's reflexes.
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