Best Managed Careers in Boxing?

[KillaMane26]

Floyd and Joshua. Hearn made Joshua a star in the bad heavyweight division. On paper Joshua shouldn't be big as Canelo or Manny. Have to give them credit.

[dibzvincent143]

Then the best version of Floyd was 135 so he beat all these guys out of his prime.

Your ideology not mine, you cant have it both ways .

The floyd at 147 will beat the **** out of his version that struggled against castillo.

[NUCLEAR]

Lmao Manny?

Manny arguably had a rough management team. He made several big mistakes managing his career. He never needed to fight Marquez a 4th time. He shouldn’t have let Arum swindle him all those years. He should’ve never fought Horn in Australia where Manny was incredibly robbed. He should’ve never made that gay person comment to whatever reporters.

What makes Manny so amazing is that even after some big bumps in the road, he still came back dominantly and is top of the food chain in boxing. He persevered throughout the years and always came back from and conquered adversity.

True warrior.

Not To Mention before arum murad muhammad screwed him up by underpaying him

[BoomBapTrap]

Not To Mention before arum murad muhammad screwed him up by underpaying him

Yep, Pac actually would’ve had an even more spectacular career if he managed it better, which is nuts because it already was spectacular.

That Roadblock dude is an imbecile. He doesn’t know anything about boxing, he should be banned for ignorance and ******ity.

Why do the mods allow morons like him, Robbie Barrett and Curtis Harper to remain here?
They must all be the same guy though I bet, lmao.