Pacman and prettyboy fans lets talk a little.........

My bad, I meant lineal title...lol. You see, I forgot that they stripped Baldy of his undisputed titles for the sorriest of reasons. You do remember that...right?

 

If Floyd got an early start like Pacman, he could have had Morales, Barrera, and even hamed on his resume.. Plus the other names on his resume like Hernandez, Chico, Castillo etc... And let's say he retired after the Gatti fight... how would u rate him then?

 

Ya'll should just come outta the closet.

 

Funny how you're ALWAYS the first one to turn to homosexuality.

Freud was a smart man.

 

Check out what this fruit salad, fruit roll-up Mars Bar eating degenerate just said lol.

 

Same reasoning you used...losses don't mean crap, anyone can loose given the circumstances and the right time. Heck armstrong lost 3 of his first 4 fights. You don't think a starving weight drained green Floyd would have lost to Castillo?

And the only thing PBF indisputably does better than Pac is defense. Offense, power, explosiveness, footwork, combination's, aggression is all debatable.

 

Exactly yet he has the audacity to call someone else gay!

 

That's a fair point. Those would have been huge additions to his resume.

Very, very debatable though whether an early-20s PBF would have beaten prime versions of Barrera and Morales. A considerably less explosive Mexican style in Castillo gave him all he could handle when he was still maturing at 135.

With wins in those fights, and no belts above 140, his resume wouldn't be as flashy, but it would have considerably more substance.

 

If Pac had an HOF fighter/trainer training him since he was 1 yr old, a great amateur background to learn the basics, a HOF promoter to get him the right fights and market him early, got all the best nutritionist and basically honed to perfection right from the start...he would have teared through every single division and his prime would have been 122-126. He would have had his devastating p4p power/speed with the skills he posses now, possibly even more skilled.

Floyd got the perfect start.

 

I just don't see how anyone who has ever actually seen Floyd fight doesn't agree that he is the best fighter this generation has seen. It's evident just watching him perform in the ring. Nevermind what he says or what you don't like about his personality, he's simply the most skilled, talented, smartest fighter alive, period.

 

PBF never tried to abuse the rules of boxing by fighting at an uncomfortable weight.

You're tone suggest that Manny did.

 

I was gonna simply respond in this thread by suggesting you simply watch them both.

Its more fun to **** people off though.

 

But ya'll are gay. This **** is basically black and white, but ya'll are lookin at it like it's rainbow colored.

Ya'll need to get a room. Manny started out lighter than Floyd, beat the living **** outta guy that nobody gave him a chance against, and is about to beat the **** outta arguably Floyd's biggest win.

 

Let Floyd do what Mosley and Oscar did. Move up in weight and fight a bigger counterpuncher.

Oh ****...........Floyd is ascared and would get his ass beat by Forrest today.

 

I think that Floyd is the best fighter of this generation, but Pac is the coolest fighter of this generation. I'm not really a Pac fan, but his story is just crazy cool.