Were does Usyk rank P4P all time?

Do not even talk about that horse manure of a comparison Floyd played with McGregor was ahead on all 3 cards before stopping him. Fury was down in the fight and on a scorecard. Anybody with any resemblance of critical thinking saw Floyd wasn't trying. You can't say the same about Fury he got floored twice droooed 5 arguably 6 rounds to the 37 year old ufc fighter on his debut went for an elbow wasn't throwing pitty patty punches like he usually does against bums and just like Ngannou McGregor is a striker

It's nothing but twists and false equivalence from you people. The reality is Fury did the exact same thing Mayweather did to Pacquiao, except Mayweather won and Pac refused earlier stipulations for the fight years before. Say what you want but Mayweathers record is way too stacked against world class fighters I'm sorry, you will never convince me otherwise. I try to look at talent and resume as objectively as possible

 

And you fail at it. I'll never convince you otherwise, exactly.

 

No, your position will never convince me because critical thinking exists.

 

Exactly, and you evidently lack it.

 

Usyk lacks a great on his resume with half the top wins of Floyd. Nothing you say changes that, keep selling ice to eskimos. Holyfield isn't nearly as great as Floyd and he was undisputed at cruiserweight and heavyweight before he took his first loss.

 

Nah, Holyfield is also greater than Floyd. The sad fact is that Floyd will never be looked upon fondly like these names, he never dared to be great. He chose safety and money, good for him. But I don't have to pretend that he cared about the sport or his legacy.

 

Holyfield eh ? Distorted reality

 

Oh because he didn't maintain his beloved 0? Floyd isn't respected in boxing, that's your problem to deal with.

 

I recognize that typing pattern. It's your opinion but it's getting more and more obvious your view is distorted by hate

 

Now that's a lie, lol.

 

I made a thread about Fury's all time ranking. Most were between 20 and 40 so you can take that as 30.

 

He's respected for his money and skills, not for his achievements or opponents. Talking about legacy, greatness in the eyes of longtime boxing people is where he isn't respected.

 

Believe what you want, I'm a fan. I recognise that your view is blinded by some emotional connection to Floyd. What you're doing is called projection, you feel strongly about Floyd so you think I must feel strongly about Floyd. I really don't, I like watching him and his skills are as good as it gets. His legacy and record is lacking because he refused to fight for greatness. That's just what it is, and I don't have anything else to say about it.

 

Your view of Floyd legacy leads you to believe he isn't respected in boxing lol no you're delusional, whether it be driven hate or dimwittedness, BCS8