Because your posts are so gloriously moronic that I cannot resist highlighting it at every opportunity. Seriously, the two posts I quoted are two of the most disgraceful posts ever made on this forum. I take the fact that you didn't even make an effort to defend your position on either issue as an admission of extreme stupidity. :good
Marquez at either 126 or 130 or combined did not equal or come close to Hagler or Louis. Those guys were elite and dominant.
Very similar to Hagler/Duran. Not in scoring and tactics, but sort of the mindset of Hagler and Mayweather. Hagler did not see Roberto as much of a threat but fought like he was sparring, and then he found out the rounds were slipping by, and he pored it on and won a decision.
Floyd's best wins? Hernandez, Manfredy, Corrales (All 130) , Castillo, Chop Chop, (135) Mosley - 147 JMM's best wins? Barrera, Juarez, Pacquaio (Draw) - 130, Casamayor, Diaz, Diaz (135) JMM fight night weight against Barrera? 139 Floyd fight night weight against Baldomir? 144. Sure, you want to believe that Floyd is infinitely bigger and way better at the bigger weights than JMM but lets face it, when was the last time Floyd really dominated someone like he did Corrales and like he was doing 130-135? JMM dominated fights at 135 and looked great at 130 - in fact, he had a patchy career UNTIL he hit 130. That's where he got himself ranked in P4P rating. ****ing idiots, reversing history
Hey, MAG. Here's JMM on Ring's list of top ten non-elites for at least 177 weeks of non-eliteness. This content is protected I have a feeling we're going to find out your definition of elite is " A size of type on a typewriter, equal to 12 characters per linear inch." In which case, Marquez really wouldn't be elite, I suppose. (PS, I didn't compare Marquez to Louis or Hagler, you took that out of context and it wasn't addressed to you. Nice job on logic, as usual).
Not much value in the win. I wouldn't call it meaningless, and if it was a mismatch it's still a tune-up fight. So, little value but acceptable. I guess...
For real. This dude's a moron. How did you react when u found out that your mom and your sister are the same person?
Mayweather's win over Marquez was pretty pointless. Great...all he proved was he can beat a much smaller guy. Wow...never seen THAT before...
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Anyone can pick apart points, use a bunch of emoticons and different colors but seriously - the person doing the most arguing is usually the one losing the argument De La Hoya wasn't a big win for either fighter, he was well past his prime - Judah hasn't done anything great since his loss to Baldomir and Hatton? Don't make me laugh, most people don't give Mayweather any credit for that fight. By Dominated, I mean walked down and absolutely blitzkrieged - all there is, is Gatti. He decisively beat the other guys but it wasn't like he was a power puncher at any other weight but 130 - even then, he wasn't a one punch power fighter, so explain to me how being 147lbs gives him huge advantages here, when JMM is still knocking out world level talent at 135? So now you're saying Mayweather deserves credit for all of his last fights except JMM? Yeah, you're completely intelligent and always consistent. Like I said, you're a ****ing clown.
although to be honest. How can Marquez be elite. If he was elite there is no way this fight would be just a tuneup, and it was. He is a very good fighter who fought great fighters, but is being overrated.
It's a mismatch in the same sense that Pacquiao vs Floyd would be a mismatch. The P4P #2 fighter in the world was a mismatch against Floyd because? Floyd is that good.