Name fighters between 1995-2009 that have better Resumes than Floyd

Okay but the thread doesn't say name fighters who have a better win than Floyd vs. DLH.

Just because you **** Jessica Alba once then go back to ****ing ugly bitches doesn't mean you're batting .500.

 

What's his best win? DLH is the MOST accomplished fighter he's beaten.

And I say ACCOMPLISHED because whenever you Floydettes needed to justify a fight for Floyd (like fighting Baldomir or Judah over Margarito ("He's the lineal blah blah..."), it was always WHO was more accomplished. Bull**** your way out that one..

 

By beating Zab Judah, a man who Cotto's victory against has been largely discredited.

 

And? He's ****, won't you agree?

 

Weight isn't a factor in determining size.

No one is going to be exactly the same size with measurements.

But if you are going to tell me that Hatton and Floyd are equal in size body wise then..

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Their physically structure they are equal.

 

But he was shot according to you, so how can that be his best win?

 

Why hasn't anyone else been able to get that spot he was at?

 

Any fighter who has constantly taken risks during their career to fight the best beats Mayweathers resume.

 

Please don't try to big up Baldomir in order to make Mayweathers victory look great.

A plodding, slow, not particularly hard punching brawler vs a slick, fast, masterful counterpuncher? Tough call eh?

 

:good

 

Floyd's resume is great not because of his level of opposition(which isn't that great), but because of he has won titles in different weight classes.

 

Tito's resume during his prime years was sick. Dude was fighting champions by what, his 20th fight? Beating the hell out of every welter for a 5+ year reign of terror. Yeah, he's got a resume.

 

First, lets examine Floyd's record. His biggest fights have been against:

1. Diego Corrales (33-0 at the time), TKO win
2. Carlos Hernandez (33-2 at the time), UD win
3. Jesus Chavez (35-1 at the time), TKO win
4. Jose Luis Castillo (45-4 at the time), 2 UD wins
5. Demarcus Corley (28-2 at the time), UD win
6. Arturo Gatti (39-6 at the time), TKO win
7. Zab Judah (34-3 at the time), UD win
8. Carlos Baldomir (43-9 at the time), UD win
9. Oscar De La Hoya (38-4 at the time), SD win
10. Ricky Hatton (43-0 at the time), TKO win

And he has come out victorious each time.

I have to admit it. It is impressive now looking at it.

 

It wasn't great but nearly everyone on this board wanted Floyd to fight Baldomir to make his claim as the best welterweight and a true welterweight.


Lance over here even stated that Floyd needs to fight Baldomir to be considered a true welterweight.