Floyd Mayweather's Best Performance?

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  1. SmokinJoe10

    SmokinJoe10 Guest

    For me it has to be vs Juan Manuel Marquez, Floyd was coming back off a 1 year lay off, so you'd think he'd be rusty, but he was sensational. At times JMM was like 2 inches away from Floyd, but he still couldn't hit him, wizardry stuff from TBE. If you watch the vid below you'll see it,

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  2. Zimornsky

    Zimornsky King Fluid IV = CHEAT banned

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    Pulled Juan up from 2 weight classes below and cheated the scales. I would say Diego Corrales.
     
  3. HitBattousai

    HitBattousai Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Floyd's best performance period was his fight against Corrales. I'd say since his comeback his best performance was his fight against Canelo. He looked good against JMM, but as Zim indicated he cheated the scales and pulled JMM up two weight classes giving him no time to adjust to the new weight so it's tough to give him much credit there.
     
  4. alexthegreatmc

    alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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    I'd say Corrales or Gatti, performance wise. Canelo was his latest.

    I'm nitpicking but hear me out because we're almost on the same page.

    1) Marquez voluntarily left his weight class so I'd hardly say "pulled", he wasn't forced by any means. That's on Marquez.

    2) Mayweather cheated the scales, add to the fact that Marquez was dumb enough to jump 2 weight classes, and Mayweather loses credit for this match.
     
  5. UniversalPart

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  6. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I gotta go with his fight vs Hatton. He was really at the top of his game that night.
     
  7. Big George

    Big George Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    1. Corrales
    2. Chavez (2001)
    3. Mosley
    4. Judah
    5. Augustus
    6. Ndou
    7. Canelo
    8. ODLH
    9. Pac
    10. JLC II
     
  8. DKD

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    It's a weight drained Corrales, no question about it. Still not a bad win, I guess.

    The Marquez fight was a farce.
     
  9. sauhund II

    sauhund II Boxing Addict Full Member

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    #48 was the easiest against the One Trick pony.
     
  10. heerko koois

    heerko koois Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :deal
     
  11. abuffy

    abuffy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I love his Hernandez win. He was being aggressive, fighting on the inside with Hernandez and right when he breaks his hands, he straight up outboxes him; switching from southpaw to orthodox. Completely change of style and game plan and still puts on a class. The dude is incredible. His Gatti win is one of my favorites too.
     
  12. Brixton Bomber

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    It's Corrales, and by far, too.

    Anyone who doesn't see that hasn't got a clue!
     
  13. Big George

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    That was a good one. Genaro did a hellava thing giving Floyd a shot. He didn't have too.. PBF looked amazing in the Gatti fight but Arturo just wasn't competitive enough to make my list...
     
  14. Big George

    Big George Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Weight had nothing to do with it. Diego would've got his ass kicked at any weight....