Floyd Mayweather says he is the Greatest, ranks Muhammad Ali as fifth Greatest

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  1. Davidkratos92

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    He is the God of Boxing
     
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  2. Gunboat

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    Thanks for these A+ Mayweather threads...
     
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  3. RacingBeat

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    This site is going downhill so bad...
     
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  4. bbjc

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    He can say what he wants...talk up how many world title holders hes beat etc. But theres no way his resume compares to one that has stoppage victories against foreman. Frazier and liston.
     
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  5. Davidkratos92

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    Stoppage victories against undefeated Canelo Alvarez, Ricky Hatton and Manny Pacquiao victory is more impressive
     
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  6. thanosone

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    So Castillo is on JCC and Duran's level?
     
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  7. Davidkratos92

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    Castillo is on a higher level. Same with Ricky Hatton And Canelo Alvarez
    Marcos Maidana is on the same level
     
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  8. bbjc

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    Tell me this is a joke. Ali,s win over liston beats anything in mayweathers legacy. Struggled against an aging de la hoya. Struggled with castillo. Struggled with maidana. Floyds a great fighter no arguments and his resume is actually pretty decent in terms of names. But you cant claim to be the greatest ever at the same time not many want to watch you. Hence the money persona. The truth is he was great at point scoring off the backfoot. It was cynical boxing that was mediocre to watch at best.

    I ve no arguments if thats how he chose to go about it...but when it comes time to look at the best ever list. Your name shouldnt be on there.
     
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  9. Davidkratos92

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    Muhammad Ali defeated Sonny Liston when Liston was 35-1. Floyd defeated a 43-0 Ricky Hatton
     
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    Infact i think your right actually...hatton is a better win than liston. Mayweather is the best ever period.
     
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  11. Davidkratos92

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    Correct! 56-5 is good, but 49-0 is better! TBE
     
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  12. Angler Andrew

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    Del a Hoya,Sugar Shane Mosely as well,nobody seems to be able to imagine how hard it must of been to go so long against such opposition without losing infact Floyd with his unbeaten record has changed boxing for the worse unwittingly in that boxer now want the same unbeaten record and adulation without facing the quality of opposition that Floyd faced?
     
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  13. Davidkratos92

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    It wouldnt matter if other boxers have unbeaten records. Unless they fought and defeated 23 world champions (including five, six and eight division) world champions, they will never be on Floyds level
     
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  14. ashishwarrior

    ashishwarrior I'm vital ! Full Member

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    ricky hatton was bang average
     
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  15. Davidkratos92

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    Yeah, being ranked as the 2nd best boxer in Europe is totally average
    Richard John "Ricky" Hatton, [url]MBE[/url] (born 6 October 1978) is a British former [url]professional boxer[/url] who competed from 1997 to 2012, and currently works as a [url]boxing promoter[/url].[url][4][/url] During his boxing career he held multiple world titles at [url]light-welterweight[/url] and one at[url]welterweight[/url], as well as the [url]lineal[/url] light-welterweight title. Hatton is ranked by [url]BoxRec[/url] as the best British light-welterweight of all time; the second best in Europe; and seventh best in the world. In 2005 he was named Fighter of the Year by [url]The Ring magazine[/url] and the[url]Boxing Writers Association of America[/url] (BWAA).
     
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