Should PBF come back and prove himself against bigger guys

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by colinthfc, Mar 31, 2009.


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  1. sdsfinest22

    sdsfinest22 Pound 4 Pound Full Member

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    So what if he beats the best fighter in the world in Pac? Does he get ur respect than??

    How about Mosley, the best WW?? Does he get ur respect than??

    Or is Williams the only man that you'd give him credit for beating??

    THIS IS WHAT IM TALKIN BOUT...PEOPLE OUT THERE DONT GIVE FLOYD CREDIT FOR MUCH..IF HE CAME BACK AND BEAT PAC (WHO RIGHT NOW IS CONSIDERED BY MOST FANS, ANALYSTS, MAGAZINES, ETC TO BE THE BEST IN THE WORLD) HE'D STILL GET NO RESPECT...

    WHAT SOME OF YA'LL DONT REALIZE IS THAT PAC IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD AND YOUR NOT "DUCKING" MOSLEY CUZ YOUR FIGHTING PAC....

    YOU CANT DUCK ANYBODY IMO IF UR FIGHTING THE BEST IN THE WORLD ALREADY!
     
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  2. Rudyard

    Rudyard **** How You Feel!! HOE! banned

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    SD,

    Its goes to show you what we we've talked....No matter what Floyd will always get the blame...**** is really getting pathetic my man!:verysad
     
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  3. sdsfinest22

    sdsfinest22 Pound 4 Pound Full Member

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    CO-Sign on that Rudy!:good
     
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  4. colinthfc

    colinthfc Guest


    Oscar at 130 was high risk at the early stages of his career as it was 1 weight lower than his natural weight at 135. I accept he went for the weakest champion, but the WBO is 1 of the big 4 belts. Back at 135 he took on the best of the super feather's who had gone up.

    Therefore 130 was a risk as was 160. The Only risk PBF made was the Oscar fight at 154 and Oscar was past his best at that stage.
     
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  5. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I am not a Mayweather fan,but he spent a great portion of his career at 130.He moved up how many times to 154?He's never lost.Yet you mention Hatton and talk about Hatton wearing down a man who started at 106 and peaked at 130.And then you mention Hatton against Marquez whose prime was either 126 or 130,and who has never fought at 140.Hatton moved up 7 pounds,got a gift against light hitting Collazo and was starched by naturally smaller Mayweather.I don't know about Mayweather as an ATG,but what about Hatton making an attempt to fight an elite who is naturally closer to his size than Marquez or Pac.Why not Hatton against Shane Mosley,who started his career at 135?Mayweather's moved up 24 pounds already,even though those weights clearly are not his natural weights.Hatton is the one who constantly talks about being #1 p4p if he beats Pac,which of course,is total rubbish.If wanna-be p4p #1 Hatton really wants to stake that claim,he should be fighting someone like Mosley instead of Pac,but he won't,because he knows he would get destroyed.If Hatton moved up the weight that you want Mayweather to move up,he would be fighting at 170,which would be quite hilarious.
     
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  6. colinthfc

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    This thread is not about Hatton. I only mentioned him as I believe he will spoil the script for a Mayweather v Pacman P4P fight, and I do not want to see Mayweather v Hatton II. Hatton is strictly 140.

    I am simply stating Oscar took more risks than PBF and this should be recognised.
     
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