This man defeats Mayweather at every weight category from 135-154!

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  1. Brandish

    Brandish Active Member Full Member

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    you call that doing something. so how many times did he defend the titles he won outside of 135?

    duran was washed up by 1980 after no mas. he won a title in 1984 against davey moore, and another title in 1988 by beating barkley. he wasnt dominant or even competitive in the division. duran by the time he won the title in 1988 he was a sideshow freak losing to everybody.
     
  2. cuchulain

    cuchulain Loyal Member Full Member

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    WTF ?


    Are you ******ed ?

    At 38, he beat Iran Barkley for the MW division championship. Iran was coming off a win over Tommy Hearns.

    Ten years past his best and four weight divisions North of his best weight.


    That would be like Floyd beating GGG next year, and GGG coming off a win over Ward.


    Did anybody ever mention to you that you were a bit dim ?

    Did you ever hear words like spasticated, ******ed, half-witted, fcuk-witted bandied around when you were near ?

    How about ****-for-brains or moron ?




    If you want to be a troll, at least try to troll with some finesse, otherwise you just come off looking like you only have one set of grandparents.
     
  3. Manfred

    Manfred Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Why do think Hearns knocked his ass out? He backed him up and Duran didn't know how to get off them ropes. Good night nurse.:lol:
     
  4. Manfred

    Manfred Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Davey Moore didn't have but twelve fights under his belt total. That was a supreme cherry pick.
     
  5. Vanboxingfan

    Vanboxingfan Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Been on this forum for about 15 years and today you're the second person I'm putting on ignore.

    Congratulations dumbass, you're officially too dense for me to want to communicate with.
     
  6. Manfred

    Manfred Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Man, you need to tell that **** to somebody who gives a dam. Just remember this, the next time you find yourself dealing with a grown ass man, keep the bull**** to yourself, cause you're gonna get called on it.:bbb
     
  7. Redman

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    Nice... you do have to keep these trolling ****s in check these days. Well done. :happy
     
  8. Brandish

    Brandish Active Member Full Member

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    but the duran dead heads mention it like he won the triple crown or something. duran by 1984 was finished. after tommy koed him he went 4 years before winning another title. and then didnt defend it.
     
  9. Brandish

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    you mentioned tommy hearns losing to barkley what doesa trhat have to do with the fact that duran did nothing at 160 after winning the title.
     
  10. bodyopus

    bodyopus Active Member Full Member

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    Duran didn't just struggle, he lost to much lesser fighters than Mayweather, so what does that say??
     
  11. cuchulain

    cuchulain Loyal Member Full Member

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    The fu*king guy was 38 and had just beaten Tommy's daddy to win a belt at fourth weight class.

    Most boxers are long since retired at that age.


    You really are a dim bulb, aren't you.
     
  12. Brandish

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    so he didnt do **** after he won it. thanks. floyd is 37 and rules two divisions what does that say about duran.
     
  13. cuchulain

    cuchulain Loyal Member Full Member

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    It doesn't say a fcukin' thing about Duran.

    Floyd has ducked his biggest threat for five years. Duran went out of his way to face all comers.

    Any one of Duran's three best exceeds anything that Floyd has done so far.

    The two men can't be seriously compared at this point, and if Floyd continues to fight his current level of competition, never will be.
     
  14. Brandish

    Brandish Active Member Full Member

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    duran wasnt the man he had to face leonard, herans, hagler, and benitez for money. he could have been the man if he had beat sugar ray in the rematch, but he quit so there it is he was not the man, and not a fighter good enough to beat floyd.
     
  15. rossco666

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    :patsch Duran has one of the best defences in boxing history. He's a defensive minded pressure fighter, Probably the greatest defensive pressure fighter in history. His defence was integrated with his offence. He wasn't like Floyd who's more a back foot defensive master. Hagler, Leonard, Palomino, and Barkley have all spoke of how hard Duran was to hit clean. He was brilliant at blocking, parrying and ducking punches. He also had a brilliant nack of moving his head back to take the sting out shots he knew were landing. Duran had great body reflexes and a great brain. He employed offence and defence at the same time.

    I once had a ***** tell me Duran doesn't have great defence he just has great head movements :patsch That's like saying Floyd doesn't have great defence he just has a great shoulder roll :lol:

    There's a 2 part vid on boxing greatest defensive boxers of all time. Just short clips. I'll post links.

    part 1. http://youtu.be/_Ct2jCu7y9Y

    part 2. http://youtu.be/F5Pw2elzBik Duran clips starts at 7.14 Floyd right after him. Enjoy :good