Pacquiao beat 7 Hall of Famers

I agree. However sports Halls of Fame, including boxing, are full of undeserving types. I was just saying some others might make it. I don't think they're deserving.

 

I think Greb is up there around 13 as well.

 

I'd agree if pac had like 1 or 2 loses but he had too many and not just loses but bad loses.

Bad loses
Torrecampo a 5 foot midget khtfo

Erik Morales faded and beat pac at his own game

Jeff Horn cherry pick gone wrong and he lost

Bad Draw
Sanchez a fight he got a gift in and should've lost. Sanchez wasn't good period.

Now the other loses
Sangsurat he was a good fighter but nothing special

Jmm great fighter who he never beat clearly who got the best win of the four fights with a highlight reel ko.

Bradley good fighter but imo not hof worthy you shouldn't need 3 fights against Bradley if you're greater than pbf

Pbf fight of the era, legacy fight in which he lost badly to his rival. This was the biggest fight of his career and he lost wide.

Ugas A guy he was favored to beat who beat him up and ended his career. He was past it and it showed.

In conclusion too many loses and bad loses and lost h2h to pbf wide to be greater or better than pbf. Pbf doesn't lose to fighter on Pac's resume and canelo is better than anyone pac beat.

 

I hadn't really thought about who it might be. I would say that the most deserving guy would be Oscar Larios but even he is a longshot at best.

 

Yeah Hatton, Oscar and Shane are great wins for manny, but not for Floyd, despite him beating them first? Lol

Manny is great and it's still at least a debate who is greater, as he did have more fights and climbed a more divisions

However, who is better? It's Floyd and it's not close

 

People didn't think Pacquiao would be able to move up in weight fair enough, but with hindsight lets be honest ODLH had literally nothing in the Pacquiao fight. He hadn't fought at Welterweight in a decade, and was horribly weight drained and basically a walking corpse that night. I mean yeah Pacquiao beat ODLH and it looks good on the record, but actually look at the context of the victory. ODLH was way past his best horribly weight drained, and it certainly wasn't the late 90's version of ODLH in there with Pacquiao.

Yes Morales showed some bravery against Garcia, Maidana, fair play to him. But it doesn't change the fact Morales was past it against Pacquiao, and was coming off a one sided 12-0 loss to Zahir Raheem when Pacquiao beat him. Yes Pacquiao deserves come credit for being the first man to stop Morales, but clearly Morales was on the slide and past his prime when Pacquiao eventually beat him.

My definition of HOF fighters is the best of the best, i consider Cotto a very good fighter but not a great one. But again that's just my criteria and i guess people can see it different ways, but nothing against Pacquiao's win over Cotto which was a very good one.

Again what i just said before i don't consider Bradley a great fighter but that's just my opinion.

 

Wrong! He was behind against sanchez who had points deducted the ref saved him from a loss.

 

Greb beat 14: Smith, Dillon, Levinsky, Houck, Miske, M. Gibbons, T. Gibbons, Norfolk, Tunney, Loughran, Flowers, Slattery, Walker, and Rosenbloom.

 

Hatton isn't HOF?

 

Unbelievably, no. Scrub that question.

Surely next year

 

Now it's 8. Crazy.