No, what you're really trying to say is, If Floyd wins, ill claim Pacqiauo was shot. Trying to cover your ass and prepare some excuses. Pacqiauo is going to get his ass whooped. Floyd would beat the **** out of any version of Pacqiauo.
Good question. Floyd's career is an enigma. If he dominates Pac, which I think he will his career will lack the defining moment where he had to overcome something huge like Ali v. Foreman, Robinson v. Fullmer, Leonard v. Hearns or Leonard v. Duran. His closest moment is coming back from getting rocked by Shane. Everyone is holding out hope that Pac can actually Challenge Floyd, but I don't see it. Ironically some people may give him more credit if Pac challenges him instead of getting a dominating win. Problem with Floyd is if you rank him by his skills and abilities you will always rank him higher than ranking him by his resume. It's not his fault that he is so much better than today's opposition, but it's impossible to know if he's that good, the opposition is that bad or both.
Depends on how impressively he beats him really. Lets see if he can beat him more impressively than Marquez did.
They both get virtually full credit in my eyes. Neither is in their prime, but they're still on top of the sport.
you may call pac is shot now, but no other fighter in floyd's resume can better even the current pac, so the best win in floyd's resume for sure :good
But that wasn't Robinson's best win. Robinson had wins over prime Galvin, Basilio, LaMotta, and Fullmer. Those have got to count for more.
Floyd's career is the most carefully orchestrated financial success. There is not one single fighter that was in his prime (elite), a legitimate threat at the time or posed anything else other than a sure win. To this date, i have no idea how Floyd became the richest boxer
LOL, what weren't you singing this tune before the fight was made? Already coming up with excuses huh.
You could say the same about PAC but wait he's broke and has to borrow money from Arum to pay for training......