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

Mike forgot to write that PAc was ko'd twice in 3 rounds.

 

Nah nah nah dumbass . . . Mike didn't forget . . . the KO was way beyond the scope of comparison because those KO's happened when Pac was just a struggling fighter. :deal

I'm glad to be off help . . . and explain it to a tool like you. :yep

 

Doesn't look that way to me.:bart

 

Ya'll up in here gettin crazy!!

 

Floyd KO pac in 11....To much speed and he'll be able to counter Pac when Pac is off balance...Floyd isn't a weight drained Oscar or a slow JMM...Floyd would Ko Pac in 11 IMO!!!

 

Thats amazing considering you gave him 1/1000 chance against DLH. Surely Floyd is the tougher challenge?

 

Ignored in actual conversations...not responding to his trolling. Thought that was clear.

 

Floyd isn't either. Anytime you come in on fight night for a WW fight weighing 148 or 149 you're not a real WW.:deal Hell most fighters who fight at 140 weigh more on fight night than PBF does on fight night fighting at 147. They usually weigh 150+.:deal

 

Floyd was the WW champ. How is he NOT a WW? He weighs as much as any other WW at the weigh in. But because he only gains a few pounds, that means what? He's really a 140er even though he hasn't weighed that for years? Dude, get over it. Floyd is a WW today.


BTW, you used to call Margarito a Jrm MW or MW. So if he gains some weight to the next division, and Floyd stays @ WW, then isn't he a WW using you logic?

 

any title for their match?

 

exactly...

 

Floyd wining a linear championship speaks more about how great he is rather than him being a legit WW.:deal At the end of the day he's small for the WW class in reality he's a 140 pound fighter that can have success at 147 and above. A legit WW doesn't come in on fight night weighing 148 or 149. Like I said earlier 140 pound fighters like Hatton weigh more on fight night at 140 than PBF does on fight night at 147. Hell Cotto even weighed 157 on fight night when he fought Corely at 140. Victor Ortiz does as well I could go on and on with other examples.

BTW Margo was a weight drainer as well. He would show up on fight night sometimes weighing as much as 15 pounds over the 147 limit. He should have been fighting at 154 but he has made a career of fighting smaller guys and loading his gloves while doing it.

 

If Floyd isnt a WW then why are many Floyd fans winging about a 140lb showdown with Pac, saying he would be weight drained if he does...nevermind a fight at 135. Floyd is a natural WW, reason he doesn't gain too much weight on fight night is because he keeps fit all year round. Guys like Pac go overweight when their not fighting thus their body is able hydrate more. Some WW's like Margo are more like JMW.

Floyd is the bigger man, much bigger and any non bias observer would know this. Dont forget Duran was fighting guys like Barkley too, didnt mean Duran was bigger than Hagler.

There is a reason why Floyd chose to fight Hatton at 147 and not at 140, and its not because Floyd is a natural 140lbr.

 

To be honest and impartial.....I like both boxers! They are very different with their styles and craft but they are similar in the fact that they are two of the most DOMINANT champions this era of boxers has produced.

If we base this question on pure skills and skills alone Floyd wins without a doubt. Not that PAC is lacking skills....but comparing Floyd to anyone in this great sport will have you picking Jr. 11 times out of 10 since we've never seen a fighter in the last 25 yrs with the combination of talent and skills that Floyd Mayweather Jr. surely has.

If we base this question on whom is the best fighter in this era on accomplishemnts or level of opposition then you have to give it to PAC. Again, not saying Floyd didn't fight some really good comp....just not on the level of PAC. PAC like floyd has a **** load of talent that rivial only one anther. Where PAC lacks in Skills that are ever improving his FIGHTERS SPIRIT and HEART seperate him from everyone. Even when PAC has the cards stacked against him in the skills department he has that extra "something" that elevates him passed his peers that hold that advantage over him.

If the two were to fight I'd say Floyd would win a decision but I honestly believe it would be the hardest fight of Floyd's career bar none. In boxing....Skills pay the bills! Both men have talent and speed.....one is just "boxing perfection" where the other is "fighthing feroicity". Not an easy call but logical in my opinion.

 

YES! No question that Judah is in the Hall of fame. He's a multi division champ and held world titles numerous times.