Top Fighters: They Are All Guilty Of It...

Instead of using this forum to fulfill your sexual needs, why not save us these pointlessly biased threads, and instead take a photo of Paul Williams and a photo of Floyd Mayweather into the bathroom with you and wank into the sink so your parents don't hear??

 

The only guy on that list that can even remotely be construed as having ducked anyone is Mosley re: Williams. And Shane tried to seal a fight with Clottey in Dec. but HBO nixed it. Also, Shane is 38 years old and has one ****ing phenominal resume.

So no, Everyone is NOT guilty of it.

 

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Saying Mosley is on Floyd's level of ducking is like comparing Harold Shipman to Mother Theresa. Mosley is a man who has leaped time after time between divisions to take some of the highest risk/lowest reward fights around. He's fought Oscar twice, Winky twice, Forrest twice, Vargas twice, Cotto, Margarito, Mayorga - most of them in their prime - and is now still handing out beatdowns at 147 at the age of 38. That list of names shits all over anything Floyd has or will ever amass.

Of course, all fighters select opponents to a degree; but consistently avoiding the best is something that only Floyd seems (at the moment) to prefer. Mosley - quite understandably at this stage of the career - wants to land the biggest fight he can, both legacy and money-wise, and that fight isn't Paul Williams.

 

Most of all boxers are guilty of that.

 

Well, Pdub isn't even a Welterweight at the moment, so who's to say? In any case: what would be considered a bigger victory: Mosley beating Mayweather or Mosley beating PW?

 

like Popkins said this is just one of your biased threads to hype Fraud and Williams,How can guys like Mosley,Margo,Mosley who all fought each other be as guilty as fraud who hasnt fought any of them.

 

Floyd catches big names on the slide at the right time so much he is now an expert at it.

Shane and Pac have fought top fighters in their prime so I don't get why you bring up this silly **** to be honest. Floyd is in his prime and he is fighting smaller, faded fighters one after the other.

 

Legacy. It will be a bigger payday obviously; as even you'll admit, Williams isn't half the draw of Floyd. Legacy is where it becomes interesting. Which would be greater?