If Bradley Is Legit Opposition For Pac, Does That Mean Ortiz Was Legit For Floyd?

And he most likely would have, that's the ****ed up part.

 

Even the neutral fans were upset because they didn't want to see the fight end like that. Only Die hard Floyd fans were happy with the result! It was a pathetic way to win if you asked me! :hi:

 

I'll check now :smooch

 

#2, actually

Double standards are everywhere in boxing...

 

Watch the tape again. His legs were like jello when he tried to get up!

 

I would've gave him all the credit in the world! I know I trash talk Floyd but I used to hold him to a higher standard. He calls himself the best, I figured he would conduct himself like a P4P fighter should. I was wrong.. If Cotto is smart he won't touch gloves with Floyd at all.

Floyd showed the world why manny Pacquiao is the KING! Manny would never cheat the fans like that.

 

A big Pacquiao fan talking about removing him from the p4p list http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=286198&highlight=pacquiao+bradley

I'm still looking for more. This is harder than you think

 

I've always said Ortiz was a tough opponent for Floyd. However I cant give Floyd credit because he didn't win the RIGHT way! Im sorry..

I would give Floyd credit if he beats Martinez or Pacquiao.. But guess what? He doesn't seem to want to fight them. Hell, i'll give him credit if he even fights them, even if he loses. FFS! Floyd just gives so called "Haters" like me so much Ammo.

 

JMM was ranked in the P4P ranking based on his work at LW and lower. Another valiant attempt to spin a fighter into something he's not. atsch

 

It seems like Floyd likes controversy and drama! :rofl Floyd should have continued to box and he would of most likely got the decision or a late stoppage. If Victor would of tried to headbutt him again, Cortez would of DQ'd him.

 

If I were to choose which of these two were the better opposition, I would say Bradley simply because the clash against Pac is intriguing, and he doesn't have a questionable history like that of Ortiz' quitting.
He also is a star on the rise, not somebody who probably already peaked like Victor.

Ortiz on the other hand, we all know will be dominated by Floyd, even in foresight.

It's really a matter of styles and Floyd having very little holes in his arsenal so it's more difficult to pit him against fighters that will stand a decent chance.

Pac on the other hand is just there to be exploited. Or so it appears.