How hard did you laugh when floyd claimed to be TBE ?

Mayweather became dehydrated for our sins and he was revived and conquered the anti-christ, Pacquiao.

 

PBF has been a top 10 P4P fighter ever since 1998 when he was active. So I don't know what you're talking about??? He was dominant in 3 different decades 90s 00s and 10s if he's not then no one else can be.:deal

 

I don't get you, I am not disputing him being that, I've said hes better than top ten.

I think you are starting a fight with yourself.

 

No one else has a case for being the fighter of the era that's what I'm saying. ESPN had him ranked #1 as the best fighter of the last 25 years.

 

Floyd is a great fighter, maybe the best ever, and just because he acted like a nig nog for business - he isn't one. This thread is full of the goons floyd used to drum up his haters. It paid off for him, put I feel sorry for the clowns that emulate his behavior, they are just seen as trash.

 

I would say Pacman and RJJ have a case for disputing that clearly.

 

To be the best you must fight the best at their best. Floyd's defining legacy fight is Jose Luis Castillo. That's pretty good, but that's not what we're really looking for here, are we?

 

Roy Jones Jr. showed more greatness with his left big toe than Floyd showed in his whole career.

 

But they don't. RJJ hurt his legacy by staying around too long. Had he retired after he beat Ruiz he might have been but he didn't. Pac has too many loses as well lost in his prime to EM hurts him and going life and death with JMM does as well. PBF was the only one to stay perfect losing only a handful of rounds in his prime. The Ring and ESPN have backed up this as well. With PBF being ranked as #12 of the best fighters since WW2 by The Ring and this was before he fought Pac and ESPN being #1 of the best fighters of the last 25 years.

 

well exaggeration aside, he displayed the same prolific weight jumping for sure, and tended to both unify titles and nullify opposition better, which for me makes rjj have a decent claim over moneyman.

definitely more fun to watch too.

 

How many legacy fights were for PBF at the division he was in?:deal What you fail to realize is that PBF when he was at 130 and 135 was ducked by a lot of guys he was seen as high risk low reward. Mosley nor Oscar wanted him back then.

 

thats clearly not true, losses in middle age don't take away the wins you have when prime. So why you trying to argue that?

 

Being more fun to watch is subjective it has nothing to do with greatness.:deal