How high can Floyd go?

no 147 was im too high at first but he fought the guys suited to his weight

154 an fighting a guy like oscar was a big risk and he performed well

he imo proved his point now either retire as you say you will or go back to 147

 

Floyd can go **** himself!

 

I'd actualy pick PBF to upset Taylor. Look at what happened in the Spinks fight. taylor scraped the decision. Now, I don't want to go down the 'PBF > Spinks, who did well, so PBF would beat Taylor', but it is possible. He has a stylistac advantage and being much faster than Taylor, he'd have a good shot.

Taylor's weaknesses and PBF's strengths.

Mayweather UD 12.

I would pick Floyd above there though. Not against any elite fighters unless he can add muscle properly, whilst keeping his speed and stamina.

 

I'd like him to fight a prime fighter first before we start expecting him to go up in weight .

 

Good point.

 

Perhaps Wright at 154 but no one else. A move up to 160 would be a step too far, something ODLH knows everything about.

 

If he ever grew the balls to get in the ring with Winky at 154, he would get shut down.

 

With out a doubt Winky's jab would be Floyd's worst nightmare .

 

theres a thought. :good

 

This proves Floyd is getting too much credit for beat a clearly past prime fighter. Was Dlh really ranked that high in the jr middleweight rankings when May beat him? Im not even sure Floyd can beat Clottey.

 

He can go more hight smoke some crack and you will be sure he will be in the highest.

 

Its fuot knocked funny how Jones Jr got slack for his opponents but no one has yet to really scrutinize Floyd's ..I mean off the top of the head the closet to prime fighters are :

Castillo

Chavez

And Maybe Judah ..

 

Floyd would lose to both Taylor, as much as it pains me to say it, and Wright. For the record, Taylor's a club fighter. He's just in a weak division. And don't tell me about Olympics and all the rest of that crap. He remains unseasoned with the benefit of both an amateur and professional career. His accomplishments far surpass his skill. I guess as my man Sydney Dean said, "Even the sun shines on a dog's ass some days . . ."