Oscar's farewell letter to Mayweather from Playboy Magazine.

Oscar will always be remembered more fondly in boxing than Floyd.

And doing Coke is a lot more forgivable than repeatedly assaulting women. Do you also call his domestic abuse victims by the order their assaults took place in?

 

Martin Murray was regarded by many to be the top 160 pounder in the world. Lemieux was regarded by many a top 3 160 pounder in the world. Geale and Maclin were regarded as top 5 160 pounders. Cotto and Canelo don't fight at 160 and thus are ignored here.

So GGG is not yet a great he has beaten people that are world class.

He has yet to take a risk. But Floyd avoided his biggest risks too.

 

It's all *******s ain't it. It was all good when Floyd was fighting under the GBP banner and making money with them and now he's out it's "he's a coward, boring" etc etc.

Same with Floyd and Broner. When they were cool Floyd never had a bad word to say about him. Now they're not Floyd bad mouthing his past opponents and such.

They're all girls. Ward, B-Hop, Marquez, Bradley and Martinez the only big names of recent years who didn't display any *****assness.

 

As a fan of all boxing I have to respect Floyd's defensive boxing skills, but otherwise A-****in-men.

 

Floyd does have a nice fleet of cars to start a sales lot with. To bad all those Bentleys burned up in the Arizona desert.

 

There's reason fights don't get made networks promotional disputes like GBP-TR feud for years. You can't put all the blame on one guy it doesn't work like that unless it's a flat out duck.

 

Martin Murray being regarded as such just shows you how **** that division really is. A fighter of Martin Murray's caliber wouldn't even be one of PBF's 10 best wins.:deal And Lemieux and Geale aren't even worth talking about. PBF is a proven ATG with a great resume. PBF's resume and accomplishments are 10000000 lightyears beyond GGG's.

 

GGG and floyd are similar. They both fight top level guys in their divisons but don't take risks.

 

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Log off you damn fool. If PBF didn't take risk he could have stayed at 130 his career refusing to move up like GGG. PBF moving up and talking on JLC for his first fight at 135 is more risky than anything GGG has done in his whole career.:deal

 

Dude Floyd is a natural 135 pounder. That's what he fought at when he turned 25 and completely grown. He left 130 because he was developed.

Like how hearns moved to 154 because he grew up.

 

Not only did he move up to 135 he moved up to 140, 147 and 154 he took risk you don't move up from 130-154 being lineal in 4 different weights without taking a risk.:deal

 

Ok so he did move up to unnatural weights I get that. But he didn't take risks after Castillo.

 

That's funny

Seriously though Oscar needs to move on

 

No but do you call #38's **** victims by number to? Like the underage one he paid off in Mexico years ago? What about the amount of times he dressed in drag? What about the amount of times he had the blueprint, trained with Floyd Sr in order to be PBF or went to rehab:hi: PBF will always be remembered as the greater fighter he did more numbers than #38 and made more money as well. PBF>#38:deal