No One From 130lbs to 154lbs In BOXING HISTORY Beats Floyd Mayweather Jr.!!!

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  1. stuistylee

    stuistylee j.c.chavez superstar Full Member

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    the professor(A.Z) ko14 mayweather...12 rounder mayweather sd nelson
     
  2. stuistylee

    stuistylee j.c.chavez superstar Full Member

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    bull****...
     
  3. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    floyd never quit in the ring despite multiple broken hands. and floyd never quit in the ring because he was rich:hey freitas is a shell of floyd and couldn't carry his jockstrap. how come freitas never stepped up to fight floyd:deal
     
  4. gambleer

    gambleer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Flyod was never miserable like Freitas was, Floyd has never had to sleep on the floor like Freitas had, Floyd had never had to live in a 6,75m² house until becoming a world champion like Freitas had, Floyd has never had to sustain his family like Freitas has, Floyd has never starved like Freitas had, Floyd has never received only 25% of his part like Freitas had, Floyd has never suffered lack of $uport like Freitas had, and, MOST IMPORTANT, Floyd will never be a hero and loved by his people in his country, like Freitas is.
    Popó is a livin legend in Brazil, a champion in sport and live and a example to all the brazilians, primarily to the ones who are starving, like Freitas once was. When Popó became the world champion, it was a brazilian dream coming true and Floyd will never feel something close to that.
    About never fighting Floyd, when Freitas was a superfeatherweight, he always said he wanted that fight. Acelino was still popular in the U.S. and people wanted that fight but Floyd moved to 135.
     
  5. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    freitas routinely came into his 130 fights at 145:deal he could have easily have called out floyd when he was at 130 but he never did, when he was at `35 he couldn't beat corrales how the **** was he going to beat floyd who was freitas x10:deal all that **** about popo starving is what it is, we are talking about fighting technique and freitas did not have the heart to fight a prime floyd and opted for fighters who could never beat floyd.
     
  6. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Doesnt matter whether Floyd woulda, coulda, shoulda, he didnt!!

    He's never cleaned out any divison and Casa and Freitas were left afloat at 130.

    PBf fans only care about hype, they have no interest or respect for reality:nono
     
  7. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    who was the ring champion at 130 and 135 when floyd was fighting was it freitas or casamayor:deal floyd was the real champ at 130 recognized universally as the man to beat. not freitas or casamayor:deal
     
  8. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Still didnt UNIFY or clean out any division, no excuses will change that!!!:lol: :lol:


    :finger :finger :finger
     
  9. gambleer

    gambleer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Most fighters come much heavier to the fight. Look at Pacquio, he weighted in at 144 to Barrera.
    Floyd is the one who moved to 135, not Freitas. Freitas always said he wanted to fight Floyd, and Floyd avoided him, like he does to top fighters in their primes.
    Freitas was not on his prime anymore when fought Corrales and he was with marriage problems, like Chico was when fought Floyd. Even though, Freitas scholled Corrales for 7 rounds before running out of gas. Not even Casamayor or Castillo could scholl Chico when he was not shot.
    And Freitas had the balls to unify at 130, something Floyd never did.
     
  10. dangerousity

    dangerousity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Who did Floyd beat at 130 to say he beats anyone there? Whilst Floyd had more phyical advantages at 130, he also wasnt as smart a boxer. For example, first Castillo match vs the rematch. You can see now hes very smart and he will look boring if he has to just to win. If Castillo nearly beat him id hate to think what Pryor would have done. The PBF in the heavier weight classes is smarter and IMO more skilled, however doesnt have the physical assets to compete with the likes of Pryor, SRL, Hearns etc.
     
  11. RealIzm

    RealIzm Boxing Junkie banned

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    You make a good point however Mosley is much stronger and honestly PBF is'nt much faster. If you wanted we could use the De La Hoya fights with the two as a good comparison. It's a fact that Mosley dominated a more polished DLH twice and that PBF beat a faded DLH and did'nt look impressive doing it either. Ring generalship? He controlled DLH with ease while PBF struggled. Defense? I think both are just as hitable. Both are quick and have an excellent sense of timing and distance. Basically they both don't get him much but as we've seen both have had their moments of poor defense. Ability to adust midfight? Simply not true. Both have struggled at times with this. A better, related quality would be is that they are both fighters that usually dictate the pace as well as the fight itself with excellent footwork and handspeed. I don't think one is anymore ring intelligent than the other. I hope we all see this fight:) Cheers
     
  12. valdez

    valdez Grand Champ Full Member

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    No way.. currently alone Cotto would beat him for starters..
     
  13. Raden

    Raden Southpaw Full Member

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    Delete this thread after Ricky make Floyd retire...
     
  14. maciek4

    maciek4 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    We talkin prime for prime.

    Everybody seems to say that Floyd had a field day with DLH but I beg to differ, DLH won 5 rounds and we are talking past his prime DLH. Floyd was scared of DLH punch and Tito punches harder than DLH. Could Floyd avoid Tito for full 12 rounds, I dont think so.
     
  15. BoxingGuru

    BoxingGuru Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Without a shadow of a doubt, Duran, Hearns, Leonard, and about 5 others beat Floyd and I mean destroy him. Even a prime DLH would beat Mayweather and at just about any weight class. Not the DLH that was unable to pull the trigger, but the DLH of 8-9 years ago.