Joy Boy's, listen up.

kg0208 · Feb 1, 2008

C Money said:

All respect to each opinion being one's OWN:yep

But honestly, in the reality of truth? Floyd's cherry picked his way. I'm not saying he hasnt fought anyone. In fact I gave him credit for fighting hatton. he now needs to step up and fight Cotto and the Winner of Williams vs Quintana. Cintron's a bum, backed out, and sooner than later, likely to get BLACKED OUT

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Just tell me that if PBF fights DLH again and tries to avoid Cotto and the Williams vs Quintana winner, that you would start questioning it:huh
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I am trying my best to let those particular types of posters make fools of themselves, without letting them drag me down to their level.

As for the last question, you must have missed my posts lately. In no way shape or form should PBF be fighting DLH again IMO.

G_RapPBF · Feb 1, 2008

Amsterdam said:

"Cotto doesn't bring enough money to Floyd, Floyd just wants big money fights":rofl

- Well Joy Boys, if money is all that matters to him, then he is not keen on fighting the best and should be removed from his #1 P4P spot when some of the other top 5 actually ACCOMPLISH something against other ELITE fighters at their weight class.
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Im glad your ***** ass finally removed your Calzaghe avatar, since it showed how big a hypocrite you were in questioning someone who fought the best in 4 weight classes with Calzaghe who was in **** town wales fighting **** european fighters for 10 years.

When Cotto wants Mayweather he'll call Mayweather out. Arum doesntw ant Mayweather, he didnt want Floyd 2 years ago when Floyd called out Cotto and he doesnt want the best p4p fighter in the game now. Cotto will get his ass beat soon enough, nothing wrong with Floyd waiting for Cotto to establish himself as a name before taking him out. Atleast I know I wont have to wait 10 years for my favorite fighter to fight someone meaningful lol!

C Money · Feb 1, 2008

kg0208 said:

I am trying my best to let those particular types of posters make fools of themselves, without letting them drag me down to their level.

As for the last question, you must have missed my posts lately. In no way shape or form should PBF be fighting DLH again IMO.
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Nah... i'm just stubborn when making my points sometimes:amen

Given ALL THE HYPE PBF has had? Sorry a little get back/shot back. In my mind Joy Boy doesnt apply to ALL PBF fans, more like the INSANE groupie types.

Again, i respect you're view, but I'm certain no one had you in mind as a JOY BOY :deal :thumbsup :hat

C Money · Feb 1, 2008

G_RapPBF said:

Im glad your ***** ass finally removed your Calzaghe avatar, since it showed how big a hypocrite you were in questioning someone who fought the best in 4 weight classes with Calzaghe who was in **** town wales fighting **** european fighters for 10 years.

When Cotto wants Mayweather he'll call Mayweather out. Arum doesntw ant Mayweather, he didnt want Floyd 2 years ago when Floyd called out Cotto and he doesnt want the best p4p fighter in the game now. Cotto will get his ass beat soon enough, nothing wrong with Floyd waiting for Cotto to establish himself as a name before taking him out. Atleast I know I wont have to wait 10 years for my favorite fighter to fight someone meaningful lol!
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Hey, Zipper LIP BALL SLAP Rap, Cotto has the best resume, its the most relevant fight, Its legacy and money. The winner of Williams vs Quintana next. DLH and Sr are a soap opera excuse for a boxing match.

:hi:

bigeddie27 · Feb 10, 2008

brooklyn1550 said:

Really? Aside from similar physical builds between Corrales and Williams as well as Hatton and Cotto, I don't see these fights being similar from a stylistic standpoint.

Corrales didn't throw many punches in the fight. He was held in the single digits during several rounds. Basically, he followed Mayweather around the ring getting hit with lead left hooks and right hands. Williams is much bigger than Corrales and Floyd would be at an even greater size disadvantage. Instead of following Floyd around the ring without offering much in return, Williams would be staying on the outside, flicking his jab and throwing two for every one Floyd throws. Williams would be harder to counter than Corrales was and he has the chin to take whatever Mayweather throws.

Cotto and Hatton are both pressure fighters, but that's where the similarities end. Hatton is more of a rough housing swarmer who relies on clinching/grappling to wear opponents down. That works great against weaker opponents (at 140), but at 147, where he does not enjoy a strength advantage, he is much, much less effective. And unlike Cotto, Hatton is not elite at 147 (he's a B- level fighter) who is highly succeptable to crafty counter punchers with the ability to catch him jumping in. Hatton does not have the chin Cotto has at 147 based on how badly he has been hurt against Collazo and Mayweather and he is not a devestating puncher. He's one dimensional as well.

Cotto is a technical pressure fighter on the other hand who works his way inside in a cerebral way. Instead of jumping in and squaring himself up, he leads with the left jab. If history has shown us anything, it's that Mayweather has had the most trouble when opponents persue him aggressively behind the jab (Castillo I, De La Hoya for the first 7 rounds). Cotto is better defensively than Hatton who leaps in with his hands down, offering no head movement. Cotto holds his hands high and picks off punches better. He's a more fluid inside fighter who lets his hands go at a much more frequent pace. On the elite level, Hatton isn't a great body puncher. Cotto, however, is. Unlike Hatton, Cotto has shown the ability to deal with speed; he has done it against Malignaggi, Quintana, Judah, and Mosley. His balance and positioning is on another level and he is better at cutting off the ring than Ricky is. Other advantages Miguel has over Ricky are his handspeed, technical skills, timing, and strength.

In closing, Williams-Mayweather and Cotto-Mayweather would be much different than his fights with Corrales and Hatton.
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sorry to bring back another post from back in the day, but I am just curious Brooklyn cause you seem to know your ****. After last night, do you still see floyd/paul not playing out the same way as floyd/corrales? cause to me honestly, besides the fact there was no knockdowns, carlos seemed to fight paul exactly how floyd faught corrales.

Toopretty · Feb 10, 2008

bigeddie27 said:

sorry to bring back another post from back in the day, but I am just curious Brooklyn cause you seem to know your ****. After last night, do you still see floyd/paul not playing out the same way as floyd/corrales? cause to me honestly, besides the fact there was no knockdows, carlos seemed to fight paul exactly how floyd faught corrales.
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Basically.:good

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