Floyd Can Tie Henry Armstrong If He Fights Sergio Next

Does is really matter ?

The man held 3 of the 8 titles available when being champion meant much more than these days.

 

Except, Cotto wasn't even the #1 fighter at 154( has NEVER beat a top 3, 154 fighter), so basically May is just another paper champ at 154, You become the True Champ by beating the #1 fighter in a division, not the #1 SUPERSTAR in the division, this isn't WWE, and we know the deal, PLUS, Armstrong held titles, at 126, 135, and 147, skipping two divisions, so May has to win a tittle at 160, then another at 175 vs Dawson:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl will never happen, or go down to 135 and beat Marquez :!::!::!::!: that would equal Armstrong, May holding titles at 135, 147 and 160 at the same time :hey

and add to that May is not actually the True champ at 147, so basically May has to beat Pac, at 147, Marquez at 135, and Martinez at 160.

 

Tie?

Is Mayweather a champ in two of the original eight divisions?

If not how is he going to tie what Armstrong did even if he beat Martinez?

 

Then it wont mean **** compared to what Armstrong did.

He already is a five weight WC(not at the same time of course).

Holding a belt in three divisions in this day and age where theres so many belts and so many called champs isnt nothing special.

Guys like Pac,Donaire,Gamboa could also do that.

 

Maybe i missed something.

But when did Floyd recently beat the number one WW.

Considering that the number one WW is Pac.

Did that fight happened and Floyd won.

**** im gonna be pissed if it happened and i missed it.

 

problem is, armstrong didnt have an extra stop in between welter and middleweight

 

Floyd fought Mosley and Coto two years apart.

Did boxing stopped during those two years?

You can twist every each way you want but Floyd is not tying no record.

 

No way in hell he was the #1 guy at 154 after Sergio, especially when you line up his 154 resume with other beltholders and top level fighters in the division.

Yuri Foreman, Mayorga, and Margarito at 154 is **** poor.

 

No, it doesn't.

It's an accomplishment that will stand alone in it's uniqueness. That isn't today's fighters' fault, but are we not going to recognize how few champions and divisions existed in the time period? Henry will always be The Multi-Division Champion in the greatest sense it can be applied.