Did Mayweather's dominant win over Marquez enhance his legacy

Its nothing like that

Marquez is no Chavez, and at least Chavez had done something in or around 147.

 

Didn't Mosley call him out infront of thousands in attendance and the milions watching around the world? Wot happaned , is the fight set?

 

if 'enhanced his legacy' means tuned him up then yes

 

Yes it is.

Is a young guy beating an older guy in a higher weight class than he normally fights impressive?
No... no one gives a ****.

 

hmmm I believe he is too busy trying to make the biggest fight in history

 

Im sure it did and will do to some. There are those who will boxrec Floyds record and see JMM's name in there, a HOF'r and it will add to his legacy. Some though will question what JMM did at 147lb...nada...fine, what did he do at 140lb...nada... and at most he was a good LW who struggled with a past it Casa and limited Juan Diaz.

 

Chavez is a legend, JMM is just a very good fighter. And Chavez was acclimatised to the weight, JMM was not.

 

:huhbut you said

"It was the same version of DLH, Mayweather got a SD, and Pac retired him"

was that sarcasm?

 

Can anyone explain to me if PAC-JMM3 happens, is he "picking" on a lightweight? Why would Floyd be blasted for this fight but when the supposedly p4p #1 champ wants to get this fight, it's a great fight? Anyone?

 

Regardless of weight JMM is a bloody good fighter,so going off the OP yes it does enhance his legacy as beating JMM is more of a credible opponent than someone like Hatton was.

 

Not even close!atsch

DLH over Chavez is closer to asking if Pac beating DLH enhanced his legacy.

 

Ok, so did Oscar's win over Chavez enhance his legacy?

 

He is now. But was he then?

 

Are you even a boxing fan:huh

 

No one gave a **** when he beat Chavez, because he was past his prime at light welterweight.