Another day another hater. If he's a faker then everyone he beat is one to. Is canelo a faker? Pac? Jmm? Hatton? Cotto? Oscar? Jlc? Chico? Hernandez? I could go on and on.
I'm gonna do what people on this forum like to do for Pac. Sharmba Mitchell - Hmm, it's Sharmba ****ing Mitchell Guerrero - Mediocre champion. Poor resume. Berto - A never was. Was even past it for the Floyd fight. Baldomir - A flash in the pan. Slow as molasses. Floyd had the audacity of running from this featherfisted, C level fighter like has fighting Mike Tyson. JMM - Zero credit. Cheated him on the scale. Mosley - Shot to pieces. Had to hang on to his arms for dear life to avoid a KO. Gatti - C level fighter like Floyd himself said. Victor Ortiz - Glass chin, glass heart. Sucker punch finish. Zab Judah - 0 heart. Lost to freaking Baldomir. Hatton - Referee disgustingly helped him by keeping Hatton off him. Had already lost to Collazo at 147. Oscar - Shot and still gave him a tough fight. Oscar beats him in his prime. Maidana - was deathly afraid of getting KO'd so he made him wear pillows. Struggled mightily to defeat a man that lost 12-0 to Alexander and couldn't KO one of the most glassed chinned fighters ever in Khan. Took more damage than he dished out. Got caught by a huge punch in the second but the bell rang just in time. Cotto - Had already been massacred by Pac and Marg yet gave Floyd a tough fight. Floyd fans tell me any fighter beaten by Floyd is ruined so not much credit for whoever beats them next like when Hatton got KOd in two by Pac. Canelo - Green, but good win. Pac - USADA was in his pocket. Let him cheat. Pac had a bad arm. That was easy.
And Marciano's and Calzaghe's. At least they didn't end their careers against a guy who's never boxed.
There's no doubt he began to manipulate all kinds of advantages once he had the power to do so. There's definitely a snaky quality to him, which people pick up on and dislike. He'll never be looked back on as the 'honourable warrior' type of fighter. This was very obvious at the end of his career. Here are some examples, IV aside. >He was insulting GGG and claiming "easy work" but wouldn't take the fight at 154lb which was being offered for years. >He didn't give Pac a rematch, which was cowardly. Why? Because it would be normal to have a rematch of the most anticipated match-up in boxing and one that was so lucrative. Floyd got the UD then took his ball and went home. And this is a guy obsessed with money. >He fought Conor, a guy who'd never had a pro boxing fight, and wanted it as an official win at that stage in his career. How snaky is that. Furthermore he made motions to fight Conor in MMA or some hybrid rules to even things out a little, but snaked out of it. People don't like snakes.