Does Furey's best two wins top Mayweathers...

sometimes it snows in April

 

Sometimes people don't talk on something they know nothing about.

 

sometimes you are an idiot

oh no wait it’s all the time

 

The funny thing about this thread is that people keep attempting to make a correlation between Floyd/Pac and Fury/Wlad, when the better comparison is the neophyte prospect Floyd beating (and retiring) long reigning and multiple defense champion Genaro Hernandez.

Fury/Wlad was prospect/contender vs. older reigning champ,
Floyd/Hernandez was prospect/contender vs. older reigning champ.

Floyd completely devastated Hernandez, stopped him early and retired him permanently, Fury played tidliwinks with Wlad for 12 rounds. I won't make too much light of the Fury win as he did usher in a changing of the guard and it wasn't a very close fight but the premise that Fury's best two wins are better than Floyd's is laughable. Floyd has a number of wins better than Fury's top 2.

 

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Has Floyd ever fought on away soil?

 

nah his 148 year old man sized nuts wouldn’t let him

 

Weak joke.

 

I just did though........Yikes

 

Who did Wlad beat, that was as great as Azumah Nelson?

What you say is true, but only because heavyweight has always been, far and away, the most talked about division in the sport.

 

In my opinion, yes he does. Floyd's first half of his career was significantly better than his latter half when he started making serious money.