Looks like you don't know **** about boxing Avoid? Pac refused the tests in 2009 Refused the 40 m Learn boxing kid. Floyd would have been undefeated against Whitaker's opponents. McGirt/Hurtado/Nelson/Chavez would have been knocked senseless vs May Bro. Oscar beat Pernell. Deal with it already.
I've seen every single fight of his career. You've been the same Floyd nutlicker for the past 5 years. All you do is post about Floyd. You've been a joke for as long as I can remember.
So you've seen every fight and you still make dumb ass posts? Sounds like you are lying more than anything. If you feel like what i am posting is false. Please quote me. And sounds like that you are suggesting that the only fighter that i follow is Floyd? Even though I bet on boxing every week on fighters all over the world. Shows what you know about me. You are just mad bc i put people in their place, expose their lies, while you can't debate worth a ****.
Has anyone brought up how Floyd supposedly beat the **** out of sweet pea when he was only a 16 year old kid?
These debates get a bit too emotional and biased for my tastes. Both guys have done some amazing things whether you prefer one or the other. Yes Pea had the better top opposition (Chavez,Ramirez) , but Mayweather faced a greater number of mid-high level talent overall. When I did a comparison of resume I was expecting there to be a huge gap, but Mayweather surprised me in a direct comparison with Pea. Subjective favorites are fine and dandy but when your talking about probably the 2 best guys around lightweight than it really is just about as close to call as they come. I've always leaned towards Pernell myself as I'm not a fan of FMJ but numbers don't lie and video evidence validates them both.
They did spar, but we have no way of knowing what happened without video footage. I've never seen anyone give a proper account of what happened either. There's just rumours, and Floyd himself didn't speak about it at length. It must have been interesting to watch that sparring session.
I don't know that I'd include Ramirez amongst Pea's five best wins. He was still a top lightweight, but getting pretty long in the tooth by that point though the utter domination is a fair factor. All of the top P4P guys Whitaker fought [Chavez, De La Hoya (very arguable), McGirt, Nelson, Trinidad (obviously a loss)] were either in or close enough to their primes for a win to be pretty significant. Vasquez has to be there as well as he was a naturally much bigger man and proven as one of the Top 2 Light Middleweights of the time with a damn respectable run as a belt holder.
Both Floyd and Zab did well against Pea in sparring. But it doesn't matter it is just Sparring. However, Zab got a lot of hype being the next Pea with a punch.
There is a significant gap there.. even if it wasn't as big as you thought.. the gap is clear and distinct