Bernard Hopkins: I'd Rather Have Manny Pacquiao's Legacy Than Floyd Mayweather's.

Sure you do Corky and its showing. Explain to us again how Hopkins was afraid of Toney.

Ill Wair.

 

By not moving up or pushing for fights with Toney when he was in the relevant divisions.

 

Sorry Corky but that doesnt cut it. Those of us in the game deal with facts while casuals like you deal in fantasies. You said Hopkins was afraid of Toney when he was a MW and thats not true . Its a fact that when Hopkins was Toneys mandatory for his IBF title and was ready to fight him James chose to vacate and move up in weight.

Learn the sport then come back to me cause right now you dont bring nothing to the table.

Class over.

Youre dismissed.

 

Canelo who's better than anyone pac ever beat Pac wasn't injured it's an excuse his shoulder had nothing to do with the way pbf was able to control range and dictate distance on pac he had no answer for it and never will and that's why pac cant beat pbf. Stop with the excuses.

SRR is the consensus GOAT his resume is without peer.

 

Go to remedial class son! Hopkins was never Toney’s mandatory he was a church mouse until Toney moved up. You are not in the game you are just lame, you are hank who deserves a spank a Roach who is nothing but a cockroach, a joke with no hope. Take that to the bank son.

 

You think Canelo is the same league as Ray Leonard?

 

Absolutely not but he's better than anyone pac beat and arguably the best win of the last decade.

 

Let me get this straight, Olu and his band of idiotic groupies think because Pac (And Hopkins) has losses, that makes Floyd's career that much better? I guess Floyd has had the best career of anyone, since he retired undefeated? Is that the logic these dumbasses are trying to employ here??? Geez.. nothing worse that stupid fans who think they are smart....

 

Youre just being a troll go away

 

So I guess the torn rotator cuff surgery he had after the fight was not needed huh ?? Floyd claimed to have the same injury when Castillo handed him his ass. Maybe Pac outta asked Ellerbe to caress & console him After all he cured Floyd's didnt he ROFLMAO!! If Floyd told you the shy was falling you'd believe him

 

Who are all these slick boxers Pac avoided? Name them if you even can..

 

Are you a stupid child?!?! You wrote this in crayon child.... Just because one guys moves up doesn't mean ANYONE has an obligation to do the same.

 

Saccharin Ray Leonard is nothing but a snake in the grass. He should never tried to be Sugar Ray That was Mr Robinson

 

Pac and hopkins have bad loses. Losing to a prime rjj isn't a bad loss losing to an overrated taylor now looks like a bad loss. Losing to a faded pbf isnt a bad loss but losing to a no hoper like torrecampo and jeff horn are bad losses period and they have to be held against you. These were not elite fighters or hof level fighters, fighters of their level should be able to beat them easily. Pbf is greater because he schooled good and great fighters beat pac h2h and is arguably the greatest defensive fighter in history and didn't lose to no hopers or overrated fighters like pac and hopkins did. Add in that Pbf also made more money than both of them combined it's a no brainer with who had the better careers.

It could be argued he had one of the greatest careers ever. Ask any boxer just starting out if they would arguably be the greatest defensive fighter ever never dropped the GOAT at 130 win 5 titles in 5 weight classes, being lineal in 4 of those weights and lineal simultaneously at 147 & 154 undefeated in 3 different decades fighter of the decade biggest ppvs in sports history become the highest paid athlete and boxer in the world and become the king of boxing and retire undefeated and undamaged. You goddamn right they would take that in a heartbeat over pac or hopkins and only a fool or a hater would disagree.

 

That clown has already been exposed as nothing more than a casual who doesnt follow the sport he just has a sick obsession with a guy that happens to be a boxer.

Btw hes MVC posting on a different account.