How many people here seriously think they could beat Margarito in a boxing ring?

:rofl

 

Why in the hell would I run from a guy I outweigh by 60 or more pounds in the ring? Margo is 5'10 I'm 6'3 I'm much bigger and stronger than he is and probably faster than him as well. I would lose because I would be done after three rounds due to conditioning.

 

At least your sense of denial is not restricted to "Money Mae's" ducking ways

 

I've been in the ring before boxed as an AM. I know for a fact if you give me 3 months to prepare and I get a lot of sparing in I could go 6 rounds with Margo. If he weighs 160 and I drop from 225 to 215 I could do it. Hell I know I hit harder than he does and I have faster hands as well with much better footwork. Not to mention I know how to take a punch. I'm not saying I would win a round but I could last 6 rounds no problem due to my size and punching power alone. Margo is easy to hit and I would land on him.

 

Björk schools Margarito.

 

You don't hit harder than he does.

You don't have faster hands.

You don't know how to take a punch from a professional.

You wouldn't last 6 rounds.

 

Look, I've been in a ring in my younger days, nothing to write home about, and I can assure you that any of us posting on this forum would get seriously injured stepping into the ring against a pro, let alone a divisional top 10. :!:

Don't go there.

 

It's hilarious to read what some of these knuckleheads think they can do against a world class fighter. "yeah, 4 or 5 months of training and I could compete on a world class level, I just wouldn't know what to do with the money a world class athlete makes so they are lucky I don't want to go there."

 

You are a damn clown. You remind mne of that Punked episode with that big black dude who talked shiit about being able to beat a pro-boxer because he went to the local boxing gym, then they put him in the ring with DLH and he damn near pissed himself.

Having said that, if you have the balls to get in the ring with AM then props to you, thats more than can be said of Floyd.