I tend to prefer boxers who put their opponents away, so probably Golovkin. I also like Anthony Joshua, he seems to be the next HW destroyer.
Good post. At HW though, Parker seems the more complete destroyer, though I like them both equally to take over the post K2 era.:thumbsup
:thumbsup Don't see many of your posts, but another gem, with the simple miscalculation of risk/reward factor. Mayweather won that fight by controlling distance against a limited, injured Pac. Can he do the same thing, rusty, vs an healthy Pac???? Much HIGHER risk in the rematch. And for all we know, the 2 are playing is to purport a fraud on boxing to generate the $billion trilogy.:think
he should come back to explain properly his retro tue and excessive saline drip to clean up the sport. it's really a bad precedent.
Well, I have always thought that Pacquiao was someone Mayweather would beat easier than most seemed to think. Styles make fights, and most of the time a ATG boxer like Floyd will run circles around a pressure fighter like Pac. So all the injury did in my view was make an easy fight for Mayweather easier. He will win the rematch running away - in more ways than one. Count on it. And while your assertion of Mayweather and Pac conspiring for a triology has some surface plausibility, I think Mayweather will calculate that maintaining his Marciano-like perfect record is worth more over the long haul. We will see.
I scored almost all Mayweather wins something like 8-4. Gives away the first couple rds before finding the distance and landing the L right hand and CL. VS Pac, injured even, he never did find the spacing to outland Pac. It's just the Pac R hooks didnt have anything behind em. IDK why the judges didnt score em, unless they knew they were hokey shots like we know in hindsight, but they were landing albeit to no effect. I scored the fight 7-5 Mayweather. Not more than 3 clean rds for either fighter though. Depending how Pac looks in Bradley 3, we'll know if he's seriously healed or if Arums just raping us again.:roll:
well if he comes back I would want to see him fight someone good and not Pacman, no offense to Manny. put it this way, I am not into soft farewell fights.
Marciano's record is more of a heavyweight record. Floyd has no interest in it. If he comes back its for the money. He may use it as a selling angle but Floyd really doesn't matter to him.
No, we don't need drug cheats in boxing. But he will come back, and keep coming back just like Roy Jones.