Floyd Mayweather vs. Erik Morales @ 130.

I think FLoyd beats that entire fab 4, and quite handily at 130 lbs.

I think he moved up to LW around 2002. He missed the opportunity to fight those guys by about a year or 2.

I think he would've beaten Morales, MAB, JMM and Pacman, most of them quite easily. By the end of his SFW reign, Mayweather was a complete fighter. He's more skilled in pretty much every department compared to those guys. Different class of fighter.

 

True. He would have outboxed any of the 4 of them possibly stoped them at 130.

 

But but Floyds hurting his sparring partners he's gonna Ko Pac.

Weren't the *****s saying Pac was gonna get koed?Cause he was koing bums in sparring? What happened?
*****s and contradictions go hand in hand.

 

really you had to ask this ? zahir raheem schooled morales. morales was a boxer puncher but he could be out boxed. he was good fighter but no mayweather at 130. you better get familiar with mayweather at 130 bro

 

morales, barrera, marquez, pac

these guys beat each other and go life and death when they fight.
Floyd beats them all

 

No one cares about sparring it has no bearing on an actual fight. I never made a big deal about PBF's sparring for his fight with Pac. I also picked PBF by UD, so I don't know where you're going here.

 

Depends on the corners Floyd Mayweather sr has trained Jr & Morales whoever has him in the corner would be victorious. I doubt Sr would train someone to beat Jr so I say Floyd my UD maybe TKO.

 

Which is why Raheem sent him clear across the ring with a single straight right?

Excellent threads like this expose the fan boys who make decisions based off emotions as well as anything that would somehow make Pac look good in comparison.

If Raheem was able to thoroughly and comprehensively outbox EM, FMJ would have easily done the some, possibly even forced a stoppage late since he tended to throw more punches at the lower weights.

 

The thread is asking about Mayweather vs Prime Morales. Not the Morales after the Barrera and Pacquiao wars.