Mayweather is the greatest boxer of his era!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Money, Sep 20, 2009.


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  1. Money

    Money Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Mayweather totally shut down a great fighter in Marquez, a fighter whom his obvious rival in the press, Manny Pacquiao, couldn't defeat with anywhere near the same level of dominance. Mayweather would batter Pacquiao too, and considering this fight and how Malignaggi performed against Juan Diaz, along with their recent exploits I think Cotto is gonna smash Pacquiao.
     
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  2. bluebird

    bluebird Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'm waiting for evidence of this. Beating up a beefed up 36 year old blown up lightweight is not enough for me regardless how good that guy was.
     
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  3. JudgeDredd

    JudgeDredd Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yawn!
     
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  4. Trendkiller

    Trendkiller 420 Full Member

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    To earn the mantle he has to fight the people around him, and he has fought none of the elite group of Cotto, Mosley, Margarito and Pacquiao.
     
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  5. bad

    bad Active Member Full Member

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    this is my view as well.
     
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  6. Critic

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    wow! mayweather really looks great against a lightweight.
     
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  7. Money

    Money Boxing Addict Full Member

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    There was a size difference between Pacquiao and Marquez as well, it likely wasn't as big, but the gap in the performances is significant.

    Pacquiao was 145 to Marquez' 141, and Floyd was estimated at about 152 to Marquez' definite 148.
     
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  8. kukoy

    kukoy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    nuff said.
     
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  9. JudgeDredd

    JudgeDredd Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Go & suck Mayweathers dick somewhere else son
     
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  10. BoppaZoo

    BoppaZoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It is being reported that PBF was 161. And to everyone watching he was AT LEAST 10 pounds bigger than JMM.

    Fact.
     
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  11. artofwar

    artofwar Well-Known Member Full Member

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    mayweather needed to weigh 4 pounds more than a blown up past prime featherweight. mywether has skills but no balls.
     
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  12. pasky2000

    pasky2000 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    PBF is the best boxer of his generation but lets keep things into perspective..

    Different fights at different times and different weights.
    We can make all kinds of assumptions, such as Marquez looked slow, old and sloppy because of the division jumps, fighting a bigger, very talented man. Just like we could say Pacquiao was fighting the left overs of Mayweather when he embarrassed Hoya & Hatton.

    We can't really compare fights, there's too many intangibles...
     
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  13. One Round

    One Round Hertfordshire's Finest Full Member

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    Don't forget to pull your nuts back out his arse when you're done.
     
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  14. badger6

    badger6 Ask your wife !!! Full Member

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    Yea, really. These Floydlickers are more entertaining that any of his fights have been or will ever be. Until that fateful KO of the fraud finally rears its ugly head.
     
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  15. RJD

    RJD Well-Known Member Full Member

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    If he beats the winner of Cotto/Pac and Mosley or Williams then he should be considered head and shoulders above the rest. Right now he is neck and neck with Pacquiao. I'll give the edge to Pac right now considering the amount of top names he's fought in the past 6 years
     
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