PBF is avoiding MARGO/ SPADDY/ MOSLEY/ CINTRON/WILLIAMS/CASA/SPINKS/WITTER/PAC/TSZYU/

He claims, and by claims I mean BRAGGED, to be a super intelligent black man with 5 Masters degrees.

But if you read anything he says, it's apparent he's a child. He claims to own people debating, but when challenged or even asked a simple question, he runs off or just won't answer. He's a hypoctire and a ****in moron as well.

 

So PBF would beat a prime SRR at 147??? :-(

 

that's why he is universally recognized as the best fighter on the planet:rofl

 

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I can't stand PBF's personality, but I admire his skills. I've criticised him in the past, but his comp lately has been fairly serious.

The thing is, people were screaming for Hatton-PBF 2 years ago after Hatton beat Kostya, and PBF smashed Gatti.

Pbf offered to fight Hatton, at 140, in Manchester, but Hatton's camp turned down the fight, quite publicly. They did more than once too.

Now the fight is happening, and all of a sudden now people realize it's a one sided beating in waiting. People says it is unfair to fight at 147. But there are some things wrong with that....

First of all, Hatton is a former welterweight "champion". He "won" the WBA belt from Collazo. And this last time, it was Hatton who called out PBF, quite loudly on HBO after the JLC fight.

PBF is the lineal welterweight champ. Hatton called him out live on TV.

And people say PBF should move down to 140 to make it "fair" for Hatton.:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

The thing is, PBF could make 140 very easily, and I feel would give Hatton a worse beating at that weight. He'll be at his natural weight, faster, slicker, and maybe even more active.

But PBF is comfy at 147, with a even a brief excursion to 154 on his record. He is the main attraction, and he is THE CHAMP.

So PBF finally gives the people a fight they want, and all they do is complain. Sad, Sad, Sad. :nono

 

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stop talking to yourself lance:rofl :nut

 

Let me preface my remarks by saying I am NOT a fan of Pretty Boy. (I've given the reasons too many times on other threads.)

But he's not afraid of anyone. None of those guys are. When you've been in the ring that many times, there are sometimes questions of confidence, but no-one is afraid of anyone, even if they're going to lose.

However, he is the best currently active boxer at any weight. (I'm not considering RJJ to be active)

He had a close victory over Oscar, a bad night against JLC where he may have lost, but he overwhelmingly put matters right in the rematch.

Other than that, he has been very dominant against a good sampling of the best fighters available. To complete his resume, he needs (after Hatton), Mosley, Cotto, Williams, and maybe Spinks.

While he's not universally recognized as the best, most knowledgeable fans and observers put him at the #1 spot.

 

What about Hopkins? Floyd could have fought Hopkins for many years right after Hopkins beat Tito.

 

Floyd was @ 130.

 

Yep.

 

Ya, because I wasn't being sarcastic and having been defending Floyd in threads you've actually been in for the past week.

 

Kind of like how some Mayweather fans sarcastically say "Floyd could KO Wlad and the haters wouldn't be happy" right? My bad.

 

Exactly. Was just following along with the nature of the thread. I felt he was missing Hopkins on his list of people Floyd ducked.

 

The nature of the threads reaks of cybaby hyperbole.

 

I agree. Illmatic, go change your tampoon and stop acting like a female. :-(