I love the Anti-Mayweather hate on here

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by MasterCalzaghe, May 13, 2008.


  1. sambob

    sambob Active Member Full Member

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    No you're missing the point. I'm saying, in terms of FLOYD'S opponents. Why does it matter if he is a credible welterweight? Floyd may be currently fighting at 147, but he has fought at 140. If Floyd and Ricky were both still at 140 llbs and fought the fight would have gone exactly the same way. The fight may have taken place in the welterweight division... but considering Floyd has fought in many weight divisions, and Ricky really didn't go up in weight to fight at welterweight, he just didn't cut as much weight as he usually does. Floyd may be the welterweight champ, but its clear he really is more concerned with his Pound for Pound status. If you think of him as the 'pound for pound' champ, then Hatton was a completely legit opponent.

    Before Floyd knocked out Ricky, nobody had a poblem with him fighting him.

    Oh shut the **** up. Don't be such an idiot. There is talk of Hatton v. Pacquiao, but anyone who knows **** about boxing knows its a terrible match! Hatton v. Pacquiao is far fetched, but Floyd is even bigger than Hatton. Floyd v. Pacquiao would be ridiculous. It woud be just like Floyd moving up to super middleweight or light heavyweight.

    The difference is, Pacquiao at 130 lbs is already several weight classes above the weight he started off at as a professional. So is Floyd. For Pacquiao to move up THREE MORE weight classes right now at the end of his career is absolutely absurd.

    Pound for pound rankings only help in selecting an opponent if that opponent is very close to you in weight. As far as Hatton is concerned, even though he fights in the 140 lb division, he weighs more than Floyd on fight night by almost 10 lbs sometimes, and in between fights he probably weighs 30 lbs more than Floyd!
     
  2. ganchozurdo

    ganchozurdo Active Member Full Member

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    hahahaha yep he is a world class ducker that **** is funny:yep :lol: :lol:
     
  3. Shifty107

    Shifty107 The MARVELOUS ONE! Full Member

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    All I saw was tonnes of love in thepost about Mosley beeing "underrated". Love that man.:happy
     
  4. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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  5. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Paragraphs of confusion:good

    It aint that hard:nono Cotto's beating the toughest GUY's at WW. After Marg floyds only 1 left. IMMINENT SHOWDOWN!! No excuse will serve nor hold. You could hit the post limit TWICE and wont be saying ****:yikes
     
  6. sambob

    sambob Active Member Full Member

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    I think the quote you are thinking of is "I would love to fight Miguell Cottso."

    How can Floyd be ducking Cotto if he has already said he wants to fight him? Everyone knows that Floyd will fight Cotto. Obviouslly its not going toearere happen this year because Floyd already has a fight scheduled!! Floyd wants Cotto to get some more fans before they fight. Floyd is a big name, and a decent draw but he's only a BIG draw when he's fighting someoneone that people really want to see fight him. If Cotto could beat Margarito convcingly that may get him the fans and PPV buyers that he needs to make it worth Floyd's time to fight him.
     
  7. sambob

    sambob Active Member Full Member

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    What excuses are you talking about?

    Floyd has SAID that he wants to fight Cotto. Obviously this cannot happens until Cotto fights Margarito,, as they both have fights scheduled.

    I love how you say "Cotto has a better resume at 147 than Floyd does" liek it means something. So ****ing what? Floyd is fighting at 147 at the END of his career. He spent the majority of his career fighting at 130 lbs. He's not obligated to fight welteweights. He could move up to 154 if he wanted, or go clean out junior welterweight if he wanted.

    And don't try to complain about my post, your reply had nothing to do with my post. My post that you quoted was about something entirely different.
     
  8. ganchozurdo

    ganchozurdo Active Member Full Member

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    not if he wants to be considered the best WW and the no1 p4p in the world if he still has any interest in getting respected he has to fight the tough ww's which is the best division in boxing, so stop actong as if FRAUD has accomplished all he needed to accomplished at WW cause he is not if he wants to be reconize as the best he has to grow some balls and fight the best :deal :deal :deal
     
  9. pit

    pit Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    shane fight with Collazo was nothing to write home about, Collazo was never in trouble and in fact stated that he injured himself during the fight ..

    In any case they both beat Collazo the only difference is Hatton getting put on quire street in the last round but nether fighter looked impressive against Collazo.
     
  10. ganchozurdo

    ganchozurdo Active Member Full Member

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    are u a ****** shane pretty much shut collazo down 10 rds to 2 knocking him down along the way
     
  11. sambob

    sambob Active Member Full Member

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    Floyd was ranked number one in the pound for pound list before he moved up to 147. He doesn't NEED to do anything at 147. And pound for pound is about being able to compete against people REGARDLESS of their size. Beating Cotto would be a good win... but by the very nature of the concept of pound for pound, beating a top 154 lb fighter or even a mediocre middleweight would mean just as much as beating Cotto.

    But none of this matters. You know why? Because Floyd is going to fight Cotto. Everyone knows this. Why do you keep bitching and moaning about it like a little girl when its OBVIOUS that Floyd is going to fight Cotto sometime next year?
     
  12. pit

    pit Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What are you stupid !? Are going to state that Shane fight with Collazo was one of his most impressive showing ?
     
  13. ganchozurdo

    ganchozurdo Active Member Full Member

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    WAY more impressive than hatton and shane did what he had to do in that fight is notas if it was a close fight
     
  14. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    The excuses of building the fight. Cotto has built the fight and has done more PPV's than Floyd pre dlh and Hatton. The conflicts with Arum that he says makes him not want to negoitiate. Now Arum admitted owing Floyd money and surely PBF should get paid that plus his end for the fight. RIGHT IS RIGHT:good

    The History of Boxing and results says that PBF vs Cotto is MANDATORY and not in 2 years. Floyd's routine is "I fight when I want" roughly once a year. He'll fight DLH but to attempt any other fight but the Cotto vs Marg winner? Will simply ice the cake of AVOIDANCE Floyds built since 130 lbs.

    Your post was typical JOYBOY crap. To your credit you aim to make it appear logical with several paragraphs. Yet the truth IS BEFORE US! And BTW? I'm the original and still the best Floyd "Hater" though I prefer TRUTH TELLER. No GROUPIE/POST IS SAFE:nono :yikes

    Finally? Neither have signed the fights:deal Maybe Floyd will SHOCK the World and say "I'm tired of the doubters/haters! You want truth? You cant handle the TRUTH, Make the ****ing FIGHT Leonard, NOW!":scaredas:

    Never happen though:D Its all for the cash:hat Floyd thinks he can dance around respect. Yet there too many REAL CHAMPIONS who graced, made, lived, and breathed this great sport the last 100+ years for that to happen.

    If I was Floyd and that good? I'd want to go out like the best. Maybe he is what he thinks but theres only one way 2 find out:good
     
  15. scrapdog

    scrapdog INVICTUS Full Member

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    I agree, if he wants to claim he is the best ever, he needs to fight all legitimate contenders.