Roger Mayweather- Hearns would give my nephew trouble

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  1. Flea Man

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    Just in case anyone accuses me of being a 'hater', I imagine Hearns would make quick work of Pac as well :yep
     
  2. lirva

    lirva Boxing Addict Full Member

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    loyd wold easily beat hearns
     
  3. GazOC

    GazOC Guest Star for Team Taff Full Member

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    Understatement of the year or stating the blindingly obvious. Take your pick.
     
  4. Flea Man

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    :lol::patsch Mong:deal
     
  5. Nipple

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    That idiot Danny Flexen said in BN that Floyd would beat Hearns, and started using the Corrales fight as an example! Lolololololololol

    Idiot....

    Hearns would outclass Floyd and then tko him around Round 6.
     
  6. lirva

    lirva Boxing Addict Full Member

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    people underestimate floyds power.

    mosley was being hurt by the right hands that he was taking. he was walking through margaritos punches but stung by floyds

    floyd would keep him honest with his power.

    floyd is the best defensive fighter hearns would ever have faced.
     
  7. Nipple

    Nipple I hate my username banned

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    Floyd has no power @ 147.

    Moseley nearly knocked him out within six minutes. Fact.

    The fact of the matter is, is that people have this image of Floyd hanging with "The Four Kings". Floyd would have a hard time beating them on 'Fight Night' , let alone in real life.
     
  8. jdawg

    jdawg Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :lol: I actually thought you were when I 1st joined here but subsequent threads changed my opinion. Until you protested about being a heter so much..... :D

    I realise that had other people had said Hearns causing Floyd trouble would be an understatement (i genuinely cant see a single gameplan he could use to beat Tommy) but though it was poignant that his own uncle/trainer thinks he'd have a tough time against Tommy Hearns when Floyd himself reckons he's ahead of Ali/Robinson/Leonard etc lb for lb in history.

    Lirva erm.. Roberto Duran?? Underrated defensive abilty. Leonard and Benitez were quite handy off the back foot too :patsch

    Good posts aside from that :good
     
  9. dftaylor

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    What about Hearns vs Hopkins at 160?

    And Lirva:

    I don’t think Floyd punches harder than Margarito, but he has better technique and his timing and speed are far superior. Those shots were knocking Shane’s head about, but he never looked seriously in trouble.
     
  10. slip&counter

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    :lol::patsch

    That is so off base it's ridiculous. Corrales was NOTHING like Hearns or even Vernon forrest for that matter. Diego actually liked it on the inside and presented Floyd with so many countering oppurtunities.

    People get mixed up with Corrales, and i'm surprised someone like Danny Flexen made such a basic mistake. Corrales was actually more of a pressure fighter then a boxer puncher. He wasn't as smart as Hearns and definitely didn't understand spacing and never had even close to the similar leverage.

    This is the Corrales that got outboxed in large periods from the outside by the likes of Frietas, Casamayor and even Robert Garcia and he's surprised that Floyd did and using that as his argument? Get the heck outta here!
     
  11. ishy

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    Hearns would give him trouble is Roger's way of saying Tommy would whup Floyd.

    Roger isn't going to come out and say Hearns would knockout Floyd now is he?
     
  12. slip&counter

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    That's a massive myth that's grown and grown over the years. Leonard never saw Pryor as any threat.
     
  13. Flea Man

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    In the amateurs I understand there was a bit of needle between them Slip :good

    As I say, Leonard had nuttin to worry about.
     
  14. dftaylor

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    Pryor just wasn’t on Leonard’s radar, whatever nonsense Bob Arum makes up. And you’re right, Leonard was too well-rounded to struggle with Pryor. The early rounds would have been competitive but Ray would debilitate Pryor with body shots and by the tenth he’d be getting pulled out.
     
  15. GazOC

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    The Leonard-Pryor thing is one of those things that gets repeated so often people think its true. That episode of Legendary Nights is to blame for a lot of it but if you Boxrec the dates you can see that Pryor was still having life and death with Arguello at 140 when Leonard retired and never fought at 147 while Leonard was active.