If Pac Dominates/KOs Floyd, Where Will He Rank...???

If this were to happen and Floyd is still prime, he'd be around top 15-18.

 

wishful thinking......i cant see EITHER fighter just dominating the other

now a KO can happen anytime....and if he KO's Floyd that would be a great feat.

Def top 15

 

IF!



floyd is nowhere to be found when the negotiation was still ongoing! he came out when pac/marg was finalized! *****!

 

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Pricks

 

He`d be top 10 if he did that IMO but he wont because Floyd doesnt have the `urge` & Manny doesnt `need` the fight.

Pair of shitbags.

(Mayweather would outbox him anyway to a clear decision)

 

Top 10.

 

So beating floyd will make manny the greatest ever?

HAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHA

 

borderline top 10. top 5 only if he defeats a legit JMW champion.

 

top 5 atg

 

is floyd the greatest? if pac beats him in one sided fashion, it only exposes floyd as a cherrypicker, fights fighters whom he knows he can win!

 

It is really hard to make that claim (top 5) because some of Pac's opponents are still fighting.
Assuming Pac beats Margo (big assumption), PBF loses to Pac and retires and Cotto does not fight anymore - then I would place Pac around 12-16.

If Margo, Cotto and PBF continues to fight be succesful, then their value on Pac's resume goes up as well. Then you can make an argument of him cracking top 10. IMHO only then.

Just think of it this way, Erik Morales stocks went up when Pac's career went up. It does not mean EM is not great, but the success of your defeated opponent always look better for you.

 

Margo ranking got shot to pieces when Shane Mosley beat him to a pulp.

Cotto ranking got shot to pieces when he lost to flat footed margo and arguably lost to the human punching bag Clottey.

 

Stop it. Just stop it. Don't be disingenuous. You know damn well that one defeat does not mean it is the end of the world.

Your logic makes no sense - or at least 100+ years of boxing history says otherwise. Should I even bother listing names of great boxers who stocks went up after 1, 2 or even more defeats?

 

This is quite true. The moment Floyd said he doesnt have the urge to fight. Pac came out saying he dont need Floyd