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That post you are responding to is about who Canelo (you know, Oscar's client) should be fighting, not Floyd.
C'mon man, there's always a boogey man in the closet that Floyd ducked lol
That post you are responding to is about who Canelo (you know, Oscar's client) should be fighting, not Floyd.
By losing 7-5 and then 8-4 in the second fight?Castillo knows.
They build up these guys to beat Floyd...then loses and they become "insta-bums".C'mon man, there's always a boogey man in the closet that Floyd ducked lol
The Gatti dismantling was brutal. Funny thing about that fight is I think it was the one where Floyd cried like a baby after the win. Like dude, wtf, you were killing this guy. lol
"His fights were boring"
he's fighting to fucking win the match, not win a popularity contest, you dumbasses
By losing 7-5 and then 8-4 in the second fight?
Some blueprint
Official scorecards gave Tim Bradley the first match over Manny - Shady shit happens.
Almost everyone in the sport called Castillo vs Mayweather (1) a Castillo win.
it was a close fight. let's not get carried with the whole Castillo got robbed BS
"His fights were boring"
he's fighting to fucking win the match, not win a popularity contest, you dumbasses
Youre going to have a legacy. Youll be remembered as the guy who made the most money. As for your fights? Weve already forgotten them.
.Do you know how much salt it takes to draft an open letter like this? Dude's saltiness if off the charts right now.
Did I go easy after that? No. I moved up to middleweight to win a belt and faced one of the greatest middleweights of all time, Bernard Hopkins.
Oscar is so salty but this line definitely hit home.
Floyd will definitely be remembered, and he won't be appreciated until well after he's done. I can appreciate a well skilled fighter, who's defensive and offensive skills are exemplary, and Floyd was one of the best in that category. I'm sure there are plenty who feel the same way I do; not every fighter has to have a take no prisoners style. I can enjoy a 12 round boxing clinic just as much as a 4 round slugfest; it doesn't have to be one or the other.I agree with a lot of what he said. Floyd is one of the all time greats, hes the greatest defensive fighter, he will have a legacy ect. Also that the sport will be better without him. I swear most people just tuned into his fights to watch him lose but it never happened. It was making people lose faith in the sport. "Why wont this guy I hate lose?.. boxing sucks" Now we need another Tyson to restore the balance.
Really?
We've already forgotten how he won his first title by knockout against then No. 1 Hernandez? How he humiliated Corrales, who he vowed to beat for "all the battered women in America"? (lmao) I haven't forgotten his prophetic claim that he would punish Gatti because the thunder god only made noise whereas his lightning would strike? How about when he dismantled Judah before and after the nut shot (a fight during with Roger Mayweather stormed the canvas, which latter got him suspended)? The then record breaking super fight against De La Hoya? Who could possibly forget how knocked out an undefeated Ricky Hatton?
The boxing clinic he set up for Marquez after returning from a 2 year hiatus that generated so many gifs and proved he undeniably still had it? What about that time Mosley rocked him so hard his knees buckled and he could've gotten knocked out if Mosley had pressed the advantage successfully but instead composed himself and continued to pick him apart? Or what about the controversial knock out against Ortiz after the headbutt which many considered a dirty move? The Cotto fight was perhaps one of his most impressive fights considering Cotto was so obviously stronger yet he took him head on when felt comfortable and nearly knocked him out by the end of the fight. The way he utterly schooled Alvarez with impressive speed despite his age and the younger challenger's obvious benefits of youth, strength and stamina wasn't boring in the slightest to me either considering how hilariously disappointed so many were after the young Great Mexican Hope was propped up as The One to Take Down Mayweather after having received De La Hoya's coveted "blueprint." As for Maidana, he was a dirty fighter (biting, kneeing, etc.) so you can't tell me those fights were interesting, especially considering Maidana was the first in years to catch Floyd off guard and counter his right hand lead. I don't think we actually need to talk much about the Pacquiao fight because it just proved Mayweather was the better fighter, something most of us should've known already.
See, aside from the baffling lack of consideration for the full equation that goes into a boxing fight, I am always left wondering what the fuck it is supposed boxing fans expected from Mayweather? Every big name fight Mayweather fought had memorable moments that make them stand out.
Ain't no denying he had some fights that were boring (like his last fight with Berto), but if you take a good look at his career, it becomes so obvious that Mayweather - who may be considered a "boring fighter" - didn't actually have boring fights, and it stands to reason his PPV numbers back that assertion up considering he kept drawing bigger and bigger numbers each time.
He was robbed.
That was a bogus ass decision. I remember that fight being the tune up for Hopkins, who looked nervous as hell thinking Oscar just blew their fight.While DLH's rigged ass decision over Sturm is the moment I checked out of boxing, he's right. Mayweather's lame fights haven't exactly rekindled my interest.
It hits even harder when you consider that for all his popularity, Oscars probably 4 or 5 most memorable fights are all losses.
1. Rocky
2. Bruce Lee (if he ever trained exclusively in boxing)
3. Balrog
4. Ivan Drago
5. Ronda Rousey
The Floyd Hater's Top Five
I do not even watch boxing, yet this is hilarious . Mayweather exemplifies my boxing is boring belief.
You mean that when I watch boxing I am bored? Yes, very informed.Sounds like an informed opinion to me.
You mean that when I watch boxing I am bored? Yes, very informed.
You mean that when I watch boxing I am bored? Yes, very informed.
You mean when you watch boxing even though you "do not even watch boxing"?
I do not even watch boxing, yet this is hilarious . Mayweather exemplifies my boxing is boring belief.
I was never bored by Floyd's technique. Theres been a few times where I wish he would try to go for the KO rather than a win by decision when its clear he has the upper hand, but his defensive technique is incredible to watch.
Lol, what kind of brain dead opinion was that? Yet another trying to be witty yet doesn't have a clue as to what they are talking about. Stick to wrasslin'.You mean when you watch boxing even though you "do not even watch boxing"?
He did duck a lot of top opposition. Waited for mosley to get old, pacquiao, cotto etc. Made marquez jump up 2 weight classes. A lot of his fights he had the advantage. Fighting in vegas only, making maidana change gloves to negate his power. Picking refs and judges. Don't know man, his skill is top notch but if he had tested them he could have been top 5 for me but for now in my opinion no, maybe top 20, gotta research his fights again and see in a few years.
/sigh, another clown to add to the "Don't know wtf they are talking about." list.
Really?
We've already forgotten how he won his first title by knockout against then No. 1 Hernandez? How he humiliated Corrales, who he vowed to beat for "all the battered women in America"? (lmao) I haven't forgotten his prophetic claim that he would punish Gatti because the thunder god only made noise whereas his lightning would strike? How about when he dismantled Judah before and after the nut shot (a fight during with Roger Mayweather stormed the canvas, which latter got him suspended)? The then record breaking super fight against De La Hoya? Who could possibly forget how knocked out an undefeated Ricky Hatton?
The boxing clinic he set up for Marquez after returning from a 2 year hiatus that generated so many gifs and proved he undeniably still had it? What about that time Mosley rocked him so hard his knees buckled and he could've gotten knocked out if Mosley had pressed the advantage successfully but instead composed himself and continued to pick him apart? Or what about the controversial knock out against Ortiz after the headbutt which many considered a dirty move? The Cotto fight was perhaps one of his most impressive fights considering Cotto was so obviously stronger yet he took him head on when felt comfortable and nearly knocked him out by the end of the fight. The way he utterly schooled Alvarez with impressive speed despite his age and the younger challenger's obvious benefits of youth, strength and stamina wasn't boring in the slightest to me either considering how hilariously disappointed so many were after the young Great Mexican Hope was propped up as The One to Take Down Mayweather after having received De La Hoya's coveted "blueprint." As for Maidana, he was a dirty fighter (biting, kneeing, etc.) so you can't tell me those fights weren't interesting, especially considering Maidana was the first in years to catch Floyd off guard and counter his right hand lead. I don't think we actually need to talk much about the Pacquiao fight because it just proved Mayweather was the better fighter, something most of us should've known already.
See, aside from the baffling lack of consideration for the full equation that goes into a boxing fight, I am always left wondering what the fuck it is supposed boxing fans expected from Mayweather? Every big name fight Mayweather fought had memorable moments that make them stand out.
Ain't no denying he had some fights that were boring (like his last fight with Berto), but if you take a good look at his career, it becomes so obvious that Mayweather - who may be considered a "boring fighter" - didn't actually have boring fights, and it stands to reason his PPV numbers back that assertion up considering he kept drawing bigger and bigger numbers each time.
/sigh, another clown to add to the "Don't know wtf they are talking about." list.
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I still say DLH more mentally quit than being really hurt. 5-6 rounds and he'd seen enough to know he wasn't gonna get the W and saw his chance to stay down.
Good arguement, I have now changed my stance. =/
Namecalling doesn't really add to the debate unless you're delusional. Show me how "I don't know what I'm talking about" before I can take you seriously bruh.
And who are you keeping this list wierd list for, Mayweather?
At this point, you're just claiming that anyone who has a different opinion of Mayweather than yours doesn't know what they're talking about. That's a pretty awful approach to any discussion.
I have posted reasoning above, its just no matter what people say there will still be people like you who say stuff without knowing what they are talking about. Several people myself included have posted info as to why ODH and your kind are delusional. Go read the topic instead of posting idiocy.
I am keeping the list for myself so I know whose posts I can write off since they are showing they dont know what they're talking about.
Not true, go through the thread. I am only claiming such to those who are posting the same regurgitated crap that isn't true. The same people talking about ducking and boring forever etc. It's silly.