You know you're the best, when the BIG fight this weekend is being labeled as "the best fighting the best" and you beat both guys and the promtor ahahahahahahhahahhahaha moved up in weight and took all 3 of their titles. Applau this weekend's festivities and proceed to tell me how Floyd's wins don't mean anything lmfao
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I'm still puzzled as to how Floyd managed to retire undefeated
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Originally posted by Spoon23 View Post
I'm a realist. Floyd has full of holes. That's just the truth. To be the greatest is to have no holes in your résumé. Too many holes to plug. Sad truth. And he has only himself to blame for it.
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Originally posted by DuttyAlacrity View PostThanks.
The guys you mentioned were the kings of their time. Floyd is the king of this era.
My point from the onset was Pacquiao fans shouldn't try to discredit Floyd's wins because Pacquiao's wins above 135 would be easily discredited with the same criteria.
You're obviously a pac fan because it hit a nerve when I said it hence why you threw on your Pac cape and came to the rescue. Your argument has now shifted to past kings and not Pacquiao which is fine because Floyd should only be compared to those in the golden age of boxing because he's head and shoulders above everyone in this era.
Peace fam
Honestly I'm not either a Mayweather fan or a Pacquio fan those guys were just small guys who ruled a weak ere I always liked the heavyweights lhw' and SMW maybe a few ww's but that's it. And it didn't hit a nerve I just followed both of their careers and Manny took more risks than the so called king of this era ..And this is why I go at Floyd fans why would I compare a guy who cherry picked and took PED's to the legends of the golden era when he never faced an elite fighter in their prime like they did ..If he was head and shoulders above everyone else then he would have been a fighter of the decade and recognized as such.as opposed to these self proclamations but hey keep trying to convince people other wise I just wasn't buying what he was selling ..
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Originally posted by Vadrigar. View PostThroughout history all brash, c*cky, arrogant champions have eventually been humbled after accumulating a long undefeated streak. All the way from Muhammad Ali to Mike Tyson to Roy Jones and most recently Ronda Rousey.
How the hell did this sneaky ****er slip through the cracks while continuing to remain so odious?
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Originally posted by DeandreXI View PostThere are no holes, just people from other fan base discrediting the man's work which is understandable. Floyd had an illustrious career, just let it be homie.
The easy road..
Cherry picking, picking on 2 divisions lower than you, peds, pillow gloves, fights only in Vegas, xyclocain, waits until opponent is out of prime, biased judges, biased referees, hugging, elbowing as much as he wants since it's Vegas baby!, doesn't show fight weight to create the illusion his small but actually bigger than he is perceived, gaming the system, bought USADA for 150k..etc..
The easy road.. Too many holes in any debate from here on out. It won't change. No one to blame but Floyd himself. He chose the easy road..
Result his résumé is pfffft...
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Originally posted by imperial1 View PostHonestly I'm not either a Mayweather fan or a Pacquio fan those guys were just small guys who ruled a weak ere I always liked the heavyweights lhw' and SMW maybe a few ww's but that's it. And it didn't hit a nerve I just followed both of their careers and Manny took more risks than the so called king of this era ..And this is why I go at Floyd fans why would I compare a guy who cherry picked and took PED's to the legends of the golden era when he never faced an elite fighter in their prime like they did ..If he was head and shoulders above everyone else then he would have been a fighter of the decade and recognized as such.as opposed to these self proclamations but hey keep trying to convince people other wise I just wasn't buying what he was selling ..
He chose to play it safe that's not a mark of a true Atg.
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Originally posted by saint laurentSpoon -
You continue to post false information. 750ml is NOT illegal for NSAC. Facts are facts. Please stop lying.
You again don't address any of my points because the facts are not on your side. I asked you to name one welterweight with a better resume from 2006-2015 and you can't.
"Greatness don't take the easy road," etc is empty rhetoric. You have no argument. You can't name a single welterweight from the last ten years that took a harder road and won.
So if your position is that Floyd wasn't great, he was still less "not great" than anybody else. No matter how you slice it, he was the best of his era.
Which you can't dispute. So you continue to duck the facts and hide behind empty innuendo that I am exposing with ease.
You can't win this one because you have no case.
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Originally posted by Spoon23 View PostYes. Spot on. Greatness is about taking risk head on. Facing adversity as it comes. The greats of the game did that. Sadly, Floyd took the safe route, hence, that's all we can go for him.. That's all she wrote.
He chose to play it safe that's not a mark of a true Atg.
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Originally posted by niceguy45 View Posthere is a list of fighters that should of been on that resume that would possibly be a no brainer for floyd's ATG
-casamayor @130
-freitas @135
-williams @147lbs
-margarito @147lbs
-mayorga @ 147lbs
-forrest @ 147lbs prior to mayorga KO
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