The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

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u guys are more pathetic than i thought, that is unreal.. you guys have your own little floyd lovefest thread all to urselves so you can daydream about floyd. you guys are WAY too hooked on this guy..

there are OTHER fighters out there, get a phukin grip. i feel for you guys

 

Floyd # 1 P4P, best fighter of this era ( according to *****s ) = No product endorsements :rofl:hi:

 

:good

 

These threads are getting so redundant. :verysad

 

Board is going to sh*t with all these tards. Let's hope it gets better. ******* ignore list. Click on User CP -> Edit Ignore List

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"Pac" got KTFO by Marquez in his fourth attempt at a convincing W over him. Mayweather only needed one shot to beat him 12/12 rounds, so no, he did not "destroy all of those guys easier".

He didn't dominate Singsurat or Torrecampo either. They both knocked him out. Get your facts straight.

 

WTF do product endorsements have to do with how good a fighter is? Mike Lee does Subway commercials, so he's gotta be ranked pretty high P4P, right? :nut

 

I don't think there is any question as to who is higher ATG, Pacquiao has way more significant wins an accomplishments IMO, Mayweather is still great and would rank not far behind, not many people can school guys at that level as consistently as he has.

 

Pac isn't even the best fighter in his weightclass and the dumbass OP is talking about greatest of the era lol. Pure comedy

 

obvious agenda is obvious.

 

stop rattling the *****s they get overly defensive

 

If manny isnt the best this century he is very close, he was a flyweight who moved all the way up taking on everyone. Mayweather has a case as well both are outstanding fighters.

 

No .. At 130, 135 and 140 Floyd was an Un-known, which is why he split from Arum because he felt he was not being marketed correctly. To make matter worse Arum made sure to keep his budding star Cotto as far way from Floyd as possible.

With no Shane, Oscar , Kastzoo, Cotto, Hatton, no where on the horizon Floyd jumped ship , only for Arum to offer him one last deal to fight Margarito for 8 million, Cotto and Hatton for 6.. Floyd wanted more money for the Hatton and Cotto fight but Arum would not budge so he left.

 

That's correct. It wasn't until he fought De La Hoya that Floyd was any kind of big draw. Prior to that he was avoided because he was very high risk/low reward.

 

I can't think of one who's ducked more, but there probably is one or two. Jones qualifies being up there but at least he fought Hopkins, Toney, McCallum, and Hill. His abilities, like Floyd's are not in question. Floyd beat De La Hoya, Mosley, Hatton, Cotto, and Alvarez. They are both just a little lighter in the accomplishment side of the resume considering their obvious talents. Larry Holmes ducked an awful lot too now that I think of it.