Anyone Want to Give Mayweather Credit for Anything, Just a little Maybe?

No, I don't want to. So I won't.

 

He also won me money when he splattered Ricky's face into the turnbuckle.

 

I'll give him credit for having exceptional ducking skills.

 

Margarito and Cotto?, who else please?
Please note that Cotto was called out when both were at 140 but was "Green". Got anyone else to mention please?

 

Which is what Floyd Mayweather is all about, his fans too. Ducking, defense, it's all boxing terminology.

Floyd Mayweather ducked, rolled, and slipped punches.


Still, he was knocked down by Judah and Kenny Bayless didn't catch it!!!!!!:fire It wouldn't have mattered, anyway, though.

 

but his best ducking came when he avoided fighting Miguel and margo.

 

I give him credit for being a Good Business man. He's a good salesman. He sell good the DLH fight. But we knew it's a ripped off. But still he's good he took our hard earned PPV $$$.

 

It's too bad, too. Those would have been great fights, but he was more concerned with that undefeated record than taking on the great challenges.

Makes you respect guys like Oscar De La Hoya and Shane Mosley, even Cotto and Margo a little bit more, considering they have been taking on progressively harder competition in the last few years, taking on the best in order to be the best.

Rather than simply collecting belts and talking a great game (though I will say, obviously, Mayweather did leave behind a great body of work, though there was a lot left to be desired, he does have his wins over Judah, De La Hoya, Gatti, Corley and Hatton).

 

If the fight was close and tough then it wasn't a rip-off. Saying a Floyd/DLH fight is a rip-off is like saying Pac/Barrera II was a rip-off too.

 

Floyd was the one to mention that Cotto was too green to consider fighting...how is that an offer to fight?:huh Once again Floyd ducking skills are the ****!:good

 

The hype-smashing check hook!

 

Okay -- he's smart enough to duck Cotto.

 

Cotto WAS too green, Floyd said that publicly, was there a reply from Cotto or even Arum(who was with Floyd at the time)?
Even Arum agreed with that statement and Cotto had no answers, who the hell are you to disagree?
Now answer my question please, apart from Margarito and Cotto, anyone else worth mentioning?

 

I will say the Mayweather-Hatton knockout was one of the best in a while, in terms of a big fight, a fairly competitive one, ending in a dramatic, sudden fashion.

And that was Hatton's first loss.

He hasn't been the same since.