Fighters who went up weight classes like it never mattered?

Georges Carpentier fought at every weight class and challenged for the heavyweight title vs dempsey

 

It has fuk all to with rounding, sh!twit.

 

can you show me where my math was wrong?

 

He seems like a sensitive soul, if somewhat lacking in gumption and imagination.

An emotional sort, he'll make somebody a good wife some day. :yep

 

200 - 160 = 40

200 - 154 = 46

200 - 147 (rounded up to 150) = 50

147 - 106 = 41


so which one is wrong again

 

Don't get salty. itsall fun and games here. I just hope your prepared when you start giving fullatio to men in order to fill in the hole you have in your heart from years of female rejection.

:smoke:hi:

 

My guess is he's referring to the fact that Pac went up to 150.

 

While you were probably good at arithmetic, it seems your reading skills weren't up to the same standard.

Where do you see the word "wrong" in the post that got your delicate, white lacy panties in such a bunch ?

 

oh boy. I can read sarcasm from a mile away mam.


You tried claiming my math was wrong, and now you realize the real fool is you. So now you are going back on your sarcasm.

:nono no no. bad dog.

 

so just round 147 up to 150?

doesn't matter, now he's going back on his own post.

 

He turned pro at 17.

 

you're really destroying Manny's legacy with these posts.

 

Apparently not.

Again, no, son.

I never mentioned your math.

I said:

If I'd wanted to show errors in your maths, I would have highlighted such errors.

The issue wasn't your counting skills, lad.

It was your customary denigration of Pac's division-cruising in comparison to the others mentioned.

You got your facts (not math) wrong and when Dangerman called you on it, you started with

.

What had that little nugget got to do with things ?

You made no such caveat when mentioning Roy (who weighed 160 at 20, nor Archie, who weighed 156 at 20)

As a percentage, Pac's FW 112-150 was more impressive, but he needed to be prefaced with "only 41 pound increase."


The point was, your facts were wrong, your reading was biased and you moved the goalposts for ONE boxer to suit your "only" agenda.

So, given that your post had so much amiss with it, the only thing that seemed half-assed correct was the counting.

Hence, my comment :

But all that went over your head, and your overly sensitive va gina got gnarled in knots and you came back with some sort of math lesson

and babbled on about 'rounding' and such.


So, pop a couple of advil and maybe a vallium , slip in an extra panty-liner, and relax.


There, there, now...

Nobody thinks you can't count.

It's all good.

 

He's the the king of jumping weight classes like burgers don't matter

 

Getting back to the OP topic:

Shane Mosley (135 ---)160)
Oscar Delahoya (didn't do much at 160, but he went 130 - - 160)
Floyd Mayweather (130 - 154)
SRR (135 - 160)