Originally Posted by
Majesty
Originally Posted by
JonesJrMayweather
Originally Posted by
Majesty
Originally Posted by
miron_lang
Originally Posted by
milmascaras1
oh, and pacquiao doesn't "handpick" his opponents?
Got this from another Forum.
Pac fought Cotto, Clottey and Margarito
Margarito fought Cotto, Clottey, Shane and Pac
Cotto fought Margarito, Clottey, Shane and Pac
Clottey fought Cotto, Margarito and Pac
Shane fought Cotto, Margarito, and Floyd
Floyd fought Shane.
That is pretty cool.
If boxing was that black and white.
Pacquiao fought Cotto, Clottey, and Margarito.
Floyd fought Shane.
Where was Cotto, Clottey, and Margarito in their career and standings at the time Pacquiao fought him, and where was Shane in standings when Floyd fought him. It could be argued that Cotto, Clottey, and Margarito were
at a lesser standing when Pacquiao fought them, then Shane was when Floyd fought him.
Meaning ranking or gameness?
ranking wise and position in boxing at the time the fights went down.
I assume that there is nothing i can say that would change your mind. but still here goes
Shane Mosley went inactive for 16 Months before fighting Floyd and he is 38 yrs old. Inactivity somewhat affect old fighters dont you think. That;s why he looks completely shot againts Floyd.
now you compare this with Cotto and Margarito? Lets leave Clottey out this for a while
Cotto has already beaten a younger version of Mosley
and he lost only to the man Pacquiao also beat in Margarito.
and you say Clottey, Cotto and Margarito is lesser in standing compared to a mosley that was defeated by Cotto?? id say WTF??!!
Cotto beat Mosley
Shane beat Margarito
Pac beat Cotto, Margarito and Clottey
Floyd beat Shane
and you conclude
Floyds victory over Shane is greater that Pac's victory over Cotto, Margarito and Clottey
Originally Posted by
Majesty
It could be argued that Cotto, Clottey, and Margarito were at a lesser standing when Pacquiao fought them, then Shane was when Floyd fought him
You must be out of you mind
Can you rationalize that?
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