Would Floyd have KO'D Algieri ?

but floyd did waste his time with ortiz and the ghost:nut

 

Floy wasted his time with Ortiz, Guerrero, Maidana and Retirement.

 

Both men who were ranked at 147 and had won fights there. There is no comparison to Algieri.

Pacquiao has fought 60% of his bouts at 147 against unranked opposition. 5 of them had never won a fight at 147 in their career. The truth hurts.

 

Floyd wasted his time in prison lol

 

Finally we agree on something.:good and he wasn't in prison, he was in jail. Big difference.

 

I keep hearing this, must be an American thing.

Here they are synonyms.

What's the difference? One in the police station?

 

the rankings mean **** you know it and i know it when the coward came back before his fight with marquez he was not even ranked in the top 10 so do you agree with the ranking then?

so marquez was fighting a fighter who was not even ranked in the top 10 (mayweather)

i exposed you

 

All roads lead through Berto.

 

So now the rankings don't mean anything? OK.

Half of Pacquiao's opponents had NEVER WON A FIGHT at 147. Not once.

How do you build a 147 pound resume, by beating guys who had never won a fight there? :huh

 

now you are changing your tune you keep going on about rankings.........

when mayweather came back he was not even ranked in the top 10

so marquez was fighting a fighter who was not in the top 10 (mayweather)

:hi:

 

Gaelic Gennady Golovkin vs Irish Andre Ward.

Make it happen.

 

And what does any of that have to do with Pacquiao fighting half his fights against guys who had never won a single fight at 147?

 

Google "prison and jail difference" for an adequate explanation. In general, "jail' is local and used for incarcerating people convicted of minor offenses and to hold major felons before they are transferred to a prison, which is generally federally or state-run.

 

The only one's I know of that hadn't won a fight at 147 are Rios and Marquez?

With Marquez previously competing but losing to Floyd at WW.

 

Yeah I already had a look. Seems that's an American and Canadian thing. :good

They just mean the same thing here