What "prime great fighter" did PBF ever beat?

like who? what a troll, like who? atsch

 

This is not absolutely true! Not wanting to badmoth Floyd's legacy and achievements, he really fought a prime Hatton and Ortiz and maybe Zab and JLC, definitely Diego Corrales, one of his biggest wins as well as Manfredi and Jesus Chavez. DLH was partially shot even tho he put on a great effort that pumped Floyd into the sky, Marquez was too small at 142 pounds and at age 36 plus to fight mayweather at 147 WW, Mosley was supposed to have been a good fight but he was shot after the second round and clearly outworked and outclassed by Floyd and Cotto was far way from his best days at LWW and even when he kayoed Quintana for the vacant WBA WW belt and b4 he took on Urkal in PR and Zab in MSG.

 

hatton was undefeated and in his prime, corrales was, oscar was a better version of oscar than the one manny fought, that's for damn sure. look, there are no ray leonards out there. ray stopped hearns and benitez, two undefeated hall of famers in their prime.

 

True :good

 

None, as there were no prime HOF's available at/around his weight. I've yet to see any of these people state one prime HOF fighter he avoided.

 

Winky Wright of which Floyd called out Winky answered and heard nothing but crickets when he did answer that call

 

He could have fought Mosely, De la Hoya, Cotto, Paquiao, Forest, Tysu, (non-HOF Williams, Margarito, )

 

Source? And wasnt Winky 2 weight class above? Is he prime/HOF?

 

idiot, the klit brothers have losses in their primes, by knockout! you are just like *******s who forget torecampo and 3K battery and morales.

 

I think Castillo was a great fighter at lightweight, despite not building an exceptional resume. However, I think Castillo won the first fight clearly whilst Mayweather won a close rematch.

 

Guess why that didn't happen ?


Nah Floyd never had anyone to fight :


http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=2113721



"As of right now, it's no deal - they changed the money on me at the last second," said promoter Gary Shaw, who said he was close to finalizing the fight when he walked into Top Rank and Bob Arum's office Thursday.

But within seconds, he said, the deal evaporated.

"I walked in, I told him: "I believe we have a deal,' " Shaw said. "And Bob said, "so it's a deal - 55-45 (money split)'.

"I said, "Bob, that was never, ever discussed, no deal' and that was that."

 

its not my fault if you were not following the sport back then the posters here who have been around know what I am talking about and yes Winky was two divisons north of Floyd, but wasnt Marquez two divisons lighter when he moved up?:think

 

Please post your source to the newbie knows this was actually a temporary Floyd thought

 

The only shoo-in HOF'ers Floyd has beaten is ODLH and Mosley. And they weren't in their prime.

Then again, who said you needed to beat a prime great to be a great fighter?

 

Just did