Floyd's ATG Status by Weight Class!

Zoo beat Rafael Ruelas, Miguel Angel Gonzales, Sharmba Mitchell, Oktay Urkal, Zab Judah, Ben Tackie, old Julio Cesar Chavez, Jake Rodriguez, etc. Most of the fighters of his generation.

That's better than beating what Pryor beat: Lennox Blackmore, Akio Kameda, Gaetan Hart, Leonidas Aspirilla, Miguel Montilla, Nick Furlano, an old Antonio Cervantes, a blown-up and past his best Alexis Arguello, etc.


My point is that Tszyu beat more and better fighters than Pryor, in a better era of the 140 division.

 

I'm sorry....I thought I made myself CLEAR. I said 147....you know WW? Every one of those fights except one MAYBE two happened above that weight. Sure Robinson weighed 147 for some of them, but his opponents were in the 150's or 160's. In other words, MW bouts. :hi:

You have almost NO experience in watching SRR at WW and it's common knowledge that there is almost NO footage of SRR fighting in the WW division. Your ranking is bogus based on the criteria you stated you were using.

 

My only answer to this is that Pryor looked better than Tszyu because he fought lesser opposition.

 

LOL....there was one fight on that list at 147. Not 3. So what were the other 2?

I never said I saw SRR at 147. You said YOU did. Now back up your statement. You are putting him #1 based on reputation. I am not disputing his ranking...I am disputing your criteria. You keep bashing others for using rep and accomplishments, but you used them yourself in this case. You haven't seen 3 SRR fights at 147.

 

LMFAO, who are we kidding, he hasn't seen Ray at middleweight let alone welterweight.

 

Well I can't prove that....but I can prove the list he gave me only contains one WW fight. It may contain 2, but I haven't had time to look it up yet. It certainly doesn't contain 3....

 

Bigtime, Julio Cesar Chavez in his prime would have beaten Floyd. there was a fighter named meldrick taylor who was as fast if not faster than floyd in his prime and had real power at JW and chavez literally ended his career and almost his life. Chavez could handle speed and power and always found a way to dish out punishment.

 

:|:|:|:|...trying to deflect attention from your lie and being caught in your own ****.

It's one, and the reason you don't know and needed me to answer is because you never saw those fights either. Don't blame me you were caught with your pants around your ankles. Next time you make up a lie, make sure it's not so easy to figure out.

 

Name ONE, just ONE significant middleweight fight in which Ray weighed 147.