Floyd's career will never get the respect it probably deserves

Thanks. That's what I always said, Floyd was awarded the decision by corrupt judges.

 

Wrong of course, most people had it 118-110. Sorry.:hi:

 

Floyd is a top 50 all time fighter so he gets respect but he will never be considered top ten unless you are one of his die hard fans.


:hat

 

Why won't GGG keep Floyd's name out of his mouth? :huh He should be chasing Ward if he wants to prove how good he is instead of a smaller fighter. Floyd isn't talking about GGG out of the blue, he was asked about it.

 

:roll:

 

Golovkin is totally irrelevant at this point. His biggest win is Rubio for crying out loud.

 

How in the hell is he "totally irrelevant"? He is considered one of the most exciting fighters out there and plenty of people have him in their PFP list based on how dominant he's looked. And a fight vs GGG would elevate FLoyd's status like no other current opponent can. SMH

 

Golovkin on the p4p list?

Stop kidding around.

He's 15-20.

 

Irrelevant in the grand scope of things. Beating ggg doesnt do anything for floyd. As it stands ggg hasnt done anything significant in the sport

 

Ortiz, Guerrero and now Berto: great opponents
GGG: nobody

Floydette logic at its best.

 

Ricky hatton
Pacquiao
canelo
cotto

now he had GGG on that list, then damn.

 

I think it will, but not as long as he's active, and probablly not until the generation after him starts to fill out. I Feel like, as time progresses, people are going to acknowledge that the guys fighting now, yeah, they're good, but they're no Floyd Mayweather, and the dumb narratives surrounding his resume built up and repreated by pacquiao fans will be forgotten and his career will be appreciated.

Look back on it a few years after the guy is gone, it''s the only way to get any kind of clarity on someone's career.

 

Ignore Scar

He's a GGG hater and never has a nice thing to say about him (or anybody for that matter)


And for sure, Floyd is an absolute coward. A puss who deserves to remembered as such

 

It's not the opponents that frustrate me, it's the timing of him fighting opponents. He picks them at the absolute worst time. Shot, almost shot, completely disadvantaged while declaring "even playing field". It's aggravating. That's why it was so annoying to hear him say over and over again during may/pac promotion, "This fight is about...timing. It's the right time." It only affirmed what he knew and what everyone else new. The Mayweather/Pacquiao fight we wanted was gone. The fight the world clamored for disappeared after 2009-2011 and we were left with a shadow of what could've been.

Then when it's all over, he cries because he didn't get credit or respect. I swear, it's an endless cycle with him.