Floyd Mayweather NEVER DARED TO BE GREAT

He did move up in weight for big fights, the biggest statistically (until Pac) being DLH at 154, his first fight at that weight. I can't blame Floyd for setting 154 as his weight limit ceiling and avoiding the MW division considering where he started. Pac may have moved up through more weight classes, but he also started much younger. A 16 yr Pac and a 16 yr Mayweather are around the same weight.

I would have loved to see Floyd in there with Williams. His length and workrate would have made things quite difficult. Floyd would have been quicker then and not as prone to all the holding he did later in his career. He wouldn't have had the pop to keep Williams off him though, so I could see decision *possibly* going to Williams if he could keep Floyd from going full octopus on him. It would be an ugly affair. The judges are always the X-factor of course, but the DLH and Canelo fights show that Vegas may not love him as much as we think.

 

He prob thinks Floyd schools Louis. Some of these flamers are hilarious.

I mean I think I'm a bigger fans of Mayweather's skills than most but to denigrate anyone who has been knocked out is utterly ridiculous. Some of the sport's most legendary fights have been laid out cold. This is boxing FFS.

 

Gannicus, this is good thread, you have good points about Floyd's greatness.

 

What has GGG shown that he can beat a single ATG or near prime ATG? But yet you suck him off every chance you get?:deal

 

Id like a list of opponents floyd ducked and the year he ducked them in. I'd also like a list of who he fought instead. I'll wait....

 

The fact that you laugh at that racist **** tells me everything I need to know about you. We all know what he's saying when he says dirty demographic. Nice to see you think that type of internet cowardly racist **** is funny.