Floyd Mayweather Jr(24yrs) vs Amir Khan(present age 24yrs) who has the best resume

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  1. Boxing Fanatic

    Boxing Fanatic Loyal Member banned

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    comparing floyd to khan is like nite and day. they r not even in the same league. at 24, floyd would of knocked khan out silly
     
    Boxing Fanatic, Aug 4, 2011
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  2. RedDragonBoxing

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    ****ing *****s . . . . Khans record is much better and will only enhance over time. he may only win 3 world titles but theyll be packed with better fighters including mayweather himself
     
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  3. boxbox

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    So basically JCC jr and Floyd are at par. O loss.
     
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  4. aramini

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    We all know Floyd was fighting CHAMPION level fighters by his 16th fight. JCC jr still hasn't fought one, though they have near the same number of fights and JCC Jr was cleverly given a title.
     
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  5. Ripper11

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    Floyd was a top 5 p4p fighter when he was 24
     
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  6. aramini

    aramini Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I am a Pac fanatic but Floyd's early resume is UNQUESTIONABLE, he dominated 130 and fought the very very best guys at 135 too, though he kind of didn't look good there. At 140 he looked golden again.
     
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  7. Thread Stealer

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    No it is not close.

    There is little need for me to read the details as I lived through the times and followed their careers. Anyone with objectivity who followed it too would say Floyd has the edge, and not by a little. Your details in the OP are ridiculous anyway as you left off Manfredy & El Famoso of Floyd's notable wins, yet you actually list THAT version of Marco Antonio Barrera as one of Khan's notable wins.

    Chicanito was the top guy at 130 and ranked in KO magazine's dynamite dozen at the time. Manfredy was a top contender and Floyd earned a lot of praise for choosing him as his first defense, enough that Floyd ended up winning 1998 Fighter of the Year. Chico was undefeated, the Ring's top 5 p4p, and later had very good wins post prison. Famoso and El Matador were good fighters who later won world titles.

    Mayweather ranked by most in the top 4 all-time at 130, sometimes 1 or 2, up there with guys like J.C. Chavez, Arguello, and Nelson. He left 130 before he turned 25. Where do you think Khan would rank all-time at 140 (which is along with 130, the richest history of the "junior" divisions) if he never fought at that division again?
     
    Thread Stealer, Aug 4, 2011
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  8. Round1gymDC

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    Khan was just starting to grow on me smh
     
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  9. Ripper11

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    :patsch you think it's just *****s who think that?
     
    Ripper11, Aug 4, 2011
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  10. Hozumi's Hook

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    Why on earth do you do this to yourself :patsch

    :rofl

    What a awful thread. Its not even close, there is only one right answer, and that is Floyd.
     
    Hozumi's Hook, Aug 4, 2011
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  11. igor_otsky

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    You were like saying a green fighter beats a complete fighter st 24.



    Khan is better at the amateurs, but this is a professional boxing thread, so Void wins.


    Mayweather by lightyears.
     
    igor_otsky, Aug 4, 2011
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  12. Auracle21

    Auracle21 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You are obsessed with Amir Khan. Ill help you out here.

    1) his resume at this young age will never touch Floyd Mayweather Jr.

    2) He will NEVER be physically as gifted as Folyd Mayweather Jr.

    3) He has done well and acclimated very well since the Prescott knockout but he is not in Mayweather's league.

    4) Mayweather is one of the best fighters of this era. He is quicker than Khan and would punish khan.

    5) Mayeather is better. He would beat Khan without ever backing up . Deal with it.
     
    Auracle21, Aug 4, 2011
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  13. Auracle21

    Auracle21 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    nope. Plus mayweather has NEVER been knocked the **** out in one minute in round one lol.
     
    Auracle21, Aug 4, 2011
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  14. Hozumi's Hook

    Hozumi's Hook WHO NECKS!?!? Full Member

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    6) Khan will never be as good as Floyd Mayweather.
     
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  15. Auracle21

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    haha you are correct sir!!! :good
     
    Auracle21, Aug 4, 2011
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