***Floyd Mayweather Jr. ATG Ranking?***

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  1. hellblazer

    hellblazer All-Time Great™ Full Member

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    Floyd Mayweather Jr. ATG Ranking as of today?

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  2. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    right now top 15 lock. Top 10 possible.
     
  3. LocoRoco

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  4. WhataRock

    WhataRock Loyal Member Full Member

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    Whats your top 15 rip?
     
  5. dishwaser

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  6. Irishrover91

    Irishrover91 REP 4 SOUTH AFRICA Full Member

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    What's your top ten? :huh
     
  7. Godfather

    Godfather I put the G in God Full Member

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    Not inside the top 50
     
  8. k1llu

    k1llu Member Full Member

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    Floyd is the only modern great boxer that could hold his own with any of the ATGs. He might not win all of them, but I’ll win most of them. He’s defiantly Top 10 ATG period!
     
  9. Critic

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    :good top 52
     
  10. ed7890

    ed7890 Col. Hunter Gathers Full Member

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    He's definitely got the talent, but i dont think he's got the resume at the moment to be that high.
     
  11. El Radar

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    The most basic way to determine ATG status is skills and resume. Skills are obviously fine, but his resume at 147 is really lacking. Cotto, Clottey, Mosley etc. I would favour him in all but he never fought them. I suppose it depends on how highly you rate resume, but I think its extremely important. You need to face the best to get in the top 20-30. He clearly hasen't. Skill wise he could hang with most boxers from 130 to 147.
     
  12. Hitman-Fan

    Hitman-Fan Boxing Addict Full Member

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    the greatest of all time

    never been put down (not properly)

    5 times world champion in 6 different weight divisons

    undefeated

    power, speed, stamina in abundance

    great resume - castillo, hatton, de la hoya, coralles to name a few

    never looked in trouble in the ring apart from 10 seconds against zab judah

    no other boxer in history comes out of fights with barely a scratch on him

    the greatest of all time
     
  13. EL CABALLO

    EL CABALLO Boxing Addict Full Member

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    WOULD BE AN INSULT to the other 49 to put him somewhere even close to TOP 50!!
     
  14. Godfather

    Godfather I put the G in God Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:lol::lol:

    go away
     
  15. El Radar

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    Hitman Fan in round 4 (i think) against Judah he clearly touched the canvas but Richard Steele failed to see it. Just because it was ignored doesen't mean he hasen't done it. The start of that fight showed how good Judah was, even at 147. Such a waste of talent. Perfect example of how boxing is also a mental game.