Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s 10 Most Impressive Victories

flashy k.o · May 29, 2013

Pimp C said: ↑

Another ****ing idiot that is about to get brutally owned.:rofl PBF was a HBO fighter and Zoo was with Showtime the only other time these two networks have done cross promotions fights is for Pea-Chavez and for a Tyson fight. Neither PBF or Zoo was big enough to warrant such a promotion. So how in the **** can you duck a guy who fights for a rival network? Answer that dumbass? But yeah it's so easy to blame PBF for the fight not happening because it suits your agenda. Next time know what the **** you're talking about before popping off at that mouth dumbass.:deal
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what a pathetic excuse, son. :nut

all of u Floyd's cawk riders come out with some nasty bitching excuses when its about Floyd's ducking resume ! atsch

JasonHensley · May 29, 2013

Pimp C said: ↑

Plenty of them as Popkins.
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Lol. Another question for you, have I ever said Mayweather wasn't a great boxer? When your a fan of boxing and have had to deal with the rants, bs excuses, and everything else that comes out of Floyds mouth and your not to busy riding his dick you would be critical of his WW run.

reddas · May 29, 2013

Pimp C said: ↑

Get outta here he had a decline because he stopped facing guys that were tailor made for him.

You probably didn't know he faced Marquez 3 times before.

Or you probably did, but it doesn't matter, cuz it's all about the slant. :good

Enjoy your joyboy exhibition matches while the rest of us watch real champs.

You=:smh
Me=:yep
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Pimp C · May 29, 2013

flashy k.o said: ↑

what a pathetic excuse, son. :nut

all of u Floyd's cawk riders come out with some nasty bitching excuses when its about Floyd's ducking resume ! atsch
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So it's an excuse that two fighters fight for rival networks but yet you put the blame on only one fighter for the fight not happening? Could your agenda be any more transparent? Log off man you've lost this argument.:-( A fight between them couldn't be made.

Pimp C · May 29, 2013

reddas said: ↑

Pimp C said: ↑

Get outta here he had a decline because he stopped facing guys that were tailor made for him.

You probably didn't know he faced Marquez 3 times before.

Or you probably did, but it doesn't matter, cuz it's all about the slant. :good

Enjoy your joyboy exhibition matches while the rest of us watch real champs.

You=:smh
Me=:yep
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Yeah he waited years in between the rematches accept for the last fight. Pac's career has been carefully crafted. Had the fight between PBF and Pac happened when it was first being talked about you wouldn't even be talking about Pac because he would have been tooled.
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JasonHensley · May 29, 2013

Pimp C said: ↑

reddas said: ↑

Yeah he waited years in between the rematches accept for the last fight. Pac's career has been carefully crafted. Had the fight between PBF and Pac happened when it was first being talked about you wouldn't even be talking about Pac because he would have been tooled.
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So Pac's career was crafted, but Mayweather's wasn't?
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kirk · May 29, 2013

Pimp C said: ↑

Get outta here he had a decline because he stopped facing guys that were tailor made for him. Guys who wouldn't simply stand in front of him who wouldn't play his game and weren't there to be hit. That's why he started struggling save that bull**** for Pacland *******.
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There is no doubt, in my mind, that Pac has declined.

One only has to go and actually look at the Pac that fought JMM the 2nd time, and the one that fought him the 4th time, to see the in ring difference (imo)

To be honest, Pac has fallen so drastically in his in ring abilities, (again, imo) that I no **** cringe in certain moments with how bad he looks compared to what he was.

I think anyone who doesn't acknowledge his decline isn't

The dude is almost 35 years old, has fought over 60 fights, has fought more rounds up to this point then guys like Hoya and SRL did in the span of their entire careers, and has plenty of wear and tear in the ring with his fair share of tough fights.... add on top of all that, and possibly the most important thing, are the hard, hard sparring and training he does for each one of those fights.

I just don't see why anyone wouldn't think he hasn't declined, and been worn down at this point, when it shows in ring, and it makes sense that he would given the context of his career.

Idk.... to me, going by what I see in the ring from Pac, he has declined physically and in terms of execution, no question. There were moments in the 4th JMM fight that made me cringe. And no, as good as Bradley is, and as well as he fought, he would not have beat the Pac of 2009. In fact, I question if Bradley would have even lasted the distance with a 2009 Pac. And that's not looking at what he did to his opponents. As that will always change depending on the opponent one has in front of them. Obviously Pac will look perform better against certain styles, moreso then others. But Im looking at Pac himself, and his in ring sharpness, independent of his opponent. And the Pac of today is quite obviously on the decline.

There are 'inches' to Pacs game that made him special, and when those inches are taken away, it might not seem like much, and maybe some people don't see it period, but when they are gone its the difference between a really good fighter, and a special one. And a fighter that can get away with fighting the way he did, and one that cant.

It is in fact the entire reason I picked JMM to beat Pac. And I can tell you, its not because JMM is so much better since their 2nd fight.

Pac has declined.

Pimp C · May 29, 2013

kirk said: ↑

There is no doubt, in my mind, that Pac has declined.

One only has to go and actually look at the Pac that fought JMM the 2nd time, and the one that fought him the 4th time, to see the in ring difference (imo)

The Pac that fought Cotto would have beaten Bradley.

To be honest, Pac has fallen so drastically in his in ring abilities, (again, imo) that I no **** cringe in certain moments with how bad he looks compared to what he was.

I think anyone who doesn't acknowledge his decline isn't

The dude is almost 35 years old, has fought over 60 fights, has fought more rounds up to this point then guys like Hoya and SRL did in the span of their entire careers, and has plenty of wear and tear in the ring with his fair share of tough fights.... add on top of all that, and possibly the most important thing, are the hard, hard sparring and training he does for each one of those fights.

I just don't see why anyone wouldn't think he hasn't declined, and been worn down at this point, when it shows in ring, and it makes sense that he would given the context of his career.

Idk.... to me, going by what I see in the ring from Pac, he has declined physically and in terms of execution, no question. There were moments in the 4th JMM fight that made me cringe. And no, as good as Bradley is, and as well as he fought, he would not have beat the Pac of 2009. In fact, I question if Bradley would have even lasted the distance with a 2009 Pac.

There are 'inches' to Pacs game that made him special, and when those inches are taken away, it might not seem like much, and maybe some people don't see it period, but when they are gone its the difference between a really good fighter, and a special one. And a fighter that can get away with fighting the way he did, and one that cant.

It is in fact the entire reason I picked JMM to beat Pac. And I can tell you, its not because JMM is so much better since their 2nd fight.

Pac has declined.
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Good post Kirk

He'll look like his old self when he faces Rios later this year it has to do more with styles than anything else. Rios is there to be hit he will stand in front of Pac and let him tee off with combos and be gone and repeat. If Pac doesn't look spectacular against Rios, which I expect him to look great, I'll then say he has indeed dramatically declined, either that or he's gradually been laying off the PEDS.:smoke:yep:good

reddas · May 29, 2013

Yep, when you're late to your own fight because you'd rather watch Basketball, you stopped giving a ****. :deal

Pimp C · May 29, 2013

JasonHensley said: ↑

Pimp C said: ↑

So Pac's career was crafted, but Mayweather's wasn't?
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PBF is a more complete fighter and is no where near as flawed. Like I always say offense sells tickets but defense wins championships.:deal PBF would have never walked into that shot that Pac did. It was amateurish and reckless, the type of stuff that he's done for his whole career. You just can't keep coming in that wide open against an elite counter-puncher like JMM and not expect to get hurt, as he found out that night.
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Slickstar · May 29, 2013

my list in no particular order

Cotto
DLH
Hatton
Mosley
Judah
Juan
Genaro
Castillo
Corrales
Chavez

Slickstar · May 29, 2013

kirk said: ↑

There is no doubt, in my mind, that Pac has declined.

One only has to go and actually look at the Pac that fought JMM the 2nd time, and the one that fought him the 4th time, to see the in ring difference (imo)

To be honest, Pac has fallen so drastically in his in ring abilities, (again, imo) that I no **** cringe in certain moments with how bad he looks compared to what he was.

I think anyone who doesn't acknowledge his decline isn't

The dude is almost 35 years old, has fought over 60 fights, has fought more rounds up to this point then guys like Hoya and SRL did in the span of their entire careers, and has plenty of wear and tear in the ring with his fair share of tough fights.... add on top of all that, and possibly the most important thing, are the hard, hard sparring and training he does for each one of those fights.

I just don't see why anyone wouldn't think he hasn't declined, and been worn down at this point, when it shows in ring, and it makes sense that he would given the context of his career.

Idk.... to me, going by what I see in the ring from Pac, he has declined physically and in terms of execution, no question. There were moments in the 4th JMM fight that made me cringe. And no, as good as Bradley is, and as well as he fought, he would not have beat the Pac of 2009. In fact, I question if Bradley would have even lasted the distance with a 2009 Pac. And that's not looking at what he did to his opponents. As that will always change depending on the opponent one has in front of them. Obviously Pac will look perform better against certain styles, moreso then others. But Im looking at Pac himself, and his in ring sharpness, independent of his opponent. And the Pac of today is quite obviously on the decline.

There are 'inches' to Pacs game that made him special, and when those inches are taken away, it might not seem like much, and maybe some people don't see it period, but when they are gone its the difference between a really good fighter, and a special one. And a fighter that can get away with fighting the way he did, and one that cant.

It is in fact the entire reason I picked JMM to beat Pac. And I can tell you, its not because JMM is so much better since their 2nd fight.

Pac has declined.
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pacquiao did beat bradley

he just got jacked

Ahurath · May 29, 2013

He showed real class Mayweather in the Ndou fight. Just imagine if he fought like that more often..

Kevin Jesus · May 29, 2013

It says most impressive victories, probably meaning the wins were he looked his best. He didn't look that impressive over De La Hoya, Cotto, Baldomir. And the Ortiz fight ended too fast and abrupt to be considered impressive. So although I dislike BR, I have to agree with that list, though I would put the second Castillo fight and the Mosley win in there.

The Manfredy win, which is listed there, is a win that is hardly mentioned as a good win for Floyd, despite Manfredy being a top 3 SFW when Floyd fought him, and not only ranked highly but he was being pushed as a dangerous opponent that Floyd needs to fight.

ecdrm15 · May 29, 2013

JohnAnthony said: ↑

nowhere near.

Floyd will be remembered for his dominance and his longevity and his PPV records.

But his Resume is actually very weak when comparing to other ATG's
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:deal

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