So Who Is Not A Cherry-Pick For Mayweather?

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  1. elchivito

    elchivito master betty Full Member

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    So Trout a cherry pick NOW, but Cotto wasn't? :rofl Matthysse was robbed of those decisions he didn't lose to Judah and especially Alexander. So Floyd can fight Marquez, but not Matthysse? Like I said all those I mentioned are better fights than Guerrero.
     
  2. Stylez G.

    Stylez G. Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Let me ask you this, if Cotto can push Mayweather like he did, at a weight Mayweather is undersized at, and still win no more than 3 rounds, then what chance do Garcia, Matthysse and Alvarado have at Mayweather's optimal weight class?
     
  3. thawk888

    thawk888 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Lol, the hate continues......
     
  4. dubztep

    dubztep The Original Dub Full Member

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    I said people would call it a cherrypick. Of course Cotto wasn't. Everyone knew Floyd would win but Cotto was coming of some decent victories so we knew he wouldnt make it easy. Trout, at the moment, is 1-1 in world class fights and has not shown me or anyone else enough to think that Mayweather wouldnt beat him in an easy 9-3/8-4 decision

    Did you just compare Matthyse to Marquez :lol: Your not serious. You Matthyse dickriders go too far. He lost to Judah and beat Alexander thats the general consensus. Unless he dominates/lays out Petersson he should not be mentioned in the same sentence as Floyd
     
  5. Daruf

    Daruf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ok so you just wasted a entire paragraph trying to make a point which you completely failed at with the 3 rounds thing for Guerrero... nice going.
    Next time when you bring something up actually try to have a point.

    Next point is Cotto is a very small lmw and quite faded, which was proven by Trout beating him a lot easier than Mayweather did.
    It was still a good fight and a good win for Mayweather and i give him credit for it because even a faded Cotto is a good fighter.

    Now Garcia, Matthysse and Alvarado are all prime, and naturally bigger fighters than Guerrero who once again was small at LIGHTWEIGHT let alone at welter where he is literally 3 divisions above his prime fight weight where he barely has had any chance to grow into... he rushed there for a payday.

    I am not saying i give any of those 3 a good shot but they sure as hell have a better shot than Guerrero.

    Now i can give a style breakdown as well on why they would be better suited than Guerrero as well but that would get long winded + the fact Guerrero barely scraped by Aydin and only got a shot vs a terrible Berto should be enough.

    Once again Guerrero was fighting 3 divisions above where he should be fighting that should say enough + Guerrero literally had 0 stylistic nor physical intangibles to make it interesting.
    There are weight divisions for a reason.
     
  6. Stylez G.

    Stylez G. Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Alvarado barely scrapped by Prescott. His boxing skills are several levels below Mayweather, he's slow, and he's not a big puncher. Alvarado does not have the boxing pedigree that Guerrero has nor does he have the resume. He would get picked a part with ease. Matthysee has dropped decisions to Judah and Alexander. He has solid skills and is highly dependent on his power; power that we are not even sure translates to WW. Regardless, you need more than power to beat Mayweathwr. Matthysse would be east pickings. Garcia struggled with a shot Morales, and didn't look that good against Judah. He is slow, flat footed, and very wide with his shots. Those are the exact type of fighters that Mayweather feasts on.

    Let me help you out. Here are some names that would be intriguing fights for Mayweather; Pacquiao, Bradley, Alvarez, Golovikin, Martinez.
     
  7. Daruf

    Daruf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I already named all those read up.
    You should be happy i added the other ones i did so Mayweather gets some easier fights to get his 32 mil guaranteed on.

    And all those i named would STILL do better than Guerrero.

    You honestly need some boxing education on style match ups and weight divisions and even more importantly for every day life ..... basic reading comprehension.

    Anyway you wasted enough of my time.
     
  8. Concrete

    Concrete Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Mayweather should fight with a 4rd handicap every fight.

    Each fight should start in the 5th rd with Mayweather down 0-4. Maybe even throw in a 10-8 in there.
     
  9. elchivito

    elchivito master betty Full Member

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    Now your just talking out your ass. Lucas is the most feared 140lber and tho he's not as great as Marquez, he had both Judah and Devon on their asses and overpowered both easy. I bet you wouldn't bet one cent on either Judah or Devon if they had a rematch with Lucas, would you? :lol:
     
  10. Stylez G.

    Stylez G. Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You couldn't even comprehend that I never said Guerero was a tougher fight for Mayweather than Cotto. So dont talk to me about reading comprehension. Garcia, Matthysse, and especially Alvarado would do no better than Guerrero. Mayweather has already fought guys like the aforementioned and has beaten the hell out of them. Honestly, what makes you think a guy that almost dropped a decision to Prescott could compete with Mayweather?
     
  11. macalpinerules

    macalpinerules Active Member Full Member

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    Molina, Lara, Canelo, Trout, Broner, Martinez
     
  12. dubztep

    dubztep The Original Dub Full Member

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    :lol: Your making yourself look stupid. You said that Floyd can fight Marquez but not Matthyse like there on the same level, then you admit there not....then you start talking about Judah and Alexander...dude this is about Mayweather who you know would breeze past Matthyse.... but to answer the question I would bet money on Judah because I would get good odds because of people like you :good
     
  13. Daruf

    Daruf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I am honestly starting to wonder if you are really this dumb or just a troll in which case its my fault for being stupid enough to waste time on you.

    If you truly believe Guerrero is a better fighter above 135 than those 3 there is little i can do for you.
     
  14. Stylez G.

    Stylez G. Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Guerrero has fought 4 times above 135 and 3 times above 140. He has 3 decisive wins and a loss to Mayweather. Please tell me what Garcia, Alvarez, and Matthysse have done at WW. Hey, I'm stupid. So I'd like you tell me how a guy who has beaten good fighters at WW is worse at WW than guys who have no notable fights at that weight class.