How can you cherry pick a top fighter in your division?

It was unanimous
http://www.boxingforum24.com/showthread.php?t=410590

 

Oh, is this when we start hyping up this mismatch and try to convince ourselves it's worthy of our time and money? Okay, you first.

 

168 lbs on fight night is a true junior middleweight :rofl :rofl and Martinez fought Williams at a catchweight you fool :hi:

You've been exposed, move along.

 

Seriously, I feel like I'm taking crazy pills here.

 

Will you watch?

 

lol isn't it funny that the only fights that aren't considered to be "mismatches" are against other fighters that aren't even in his division?

don't blame Floyd for being lightyears ahead of his peers.

 

Of course, if I can find a stream.

 

This post is really the one which needs to be read.

There are things Floyd does which I disagree with, but as a fighter I've got nothing but respect. He's a great champion and takes on live dogs; people coming off consecutive wins or dominating performances.

The only way Floyd could ever receive Universal Respect would be if he did something that was dangerous for his health. For example, if he fought Ward @ 168. Everyone would give him props leading up to the fight, where he would certainly be stopped. People want the man to lose so, so, so bad.

 

He's 36 years old and isn't close to his best at 154, not even when he was much younger.

If he isn't all that anxious to go back up there, I can't really blame him.

 

that's fine

he doesnt have to.

It is not a duck, but it hurts him all time when comparing to the other guys and thats just a fact

 

Shane was ranked #3 PFP in the world when Floyd fought him. Fact. Many people were picking Mosley to win, including JMM, Emanuel Steward, among others.

Shane was considered a very live opponent until....after the fight. Then he was 38 years old.

Again, it's so convenient to say Floyd fought DLH, Mosley, and/or Cotto after their prime. Floyd was literally calling DLH and Mosley out for

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when he was fighting around 130 and 135. He wanted to fight them for the exposure and money. They wouldn't accept the fight until they were...out of the spotlight...and he was in it. Funny how that works. And now Floyd's a cherry-picker for not being able to force another boxer to fight him? :rofl

GTFO here. KTFO6 :happy

 

Explain to me how this is an excellent worthy match up when Guerrero just recently moved up two weight divisions after surgery, and went life and death with a limited Turkish club fighter and faded down the stretch versus Berto. Getting tagged with uppercut after uppercut. Choosing to fight on the inside, even though this was the only possible way Berto could win. And this was proven in the later rounds. Tell me how wonderful his ring IQ is.

Tell me how, after all the talk in the past about opponents not being worthy because they haven't sold enough PPVs or haven't done this and that on his level...how is Robert Guerrero "worthy"?

 

List the makeable fights at 147 you'd rather see and then we can have a real discussion.

This ducking of 154 and 160 **** is ******ed, though.

 

he's shown that he can compete @ the weight. he's a welterweight. simple as that.

tell me what other WELTERWEIGHTS that are more worthy than Guerrero or would put up a better fight @ this moment?

i'll wait...

 

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