Does Floyd Mayweather has anything to back up all his trash talk against Pacman?

[Zylaoker]

Any big names he has beaten that I can think of, Manny has completely destroyed. Floyd only did better against JMM which was older and out of his weight class when compared to when he fought Pacquiao. Floyd is fast and so is Pacquiao who also has a way better KO rate than Floyd. (Floyd has 25/40 or 63% to Pacman's 38/50 or 76%) The whole world is calling this fight out because they want to see Floyd lose. So how could Floyd come out victorious being the underdog he appears to be in this fight? (when it happens)

Please don't mention his inflated record. That is pretty much null.

[Cressa121]

Any big names he has beaten that I can think of, Manny has completely destroyed. Floyd only did better against JMM which was older and out of his weight class when compared to when he fought Pacquiao. Floyd is fast and so is Pacquiao who also has a way better KO rate than Floyd. (Floyd has 25/40 or 63% to Pacman's 38/50 or 76%) The whole world is calling this fight out because they want to see Floyd lose. So how could Floyd come out victorious being the underdog he appears to be in this fight? (when it happens)

Please don't mention his inflated record. That is pretty much null.

That goes both ways, the De La Hoya that Pacquiao beat was older than the one Mayweather fought and completely weight drained. I think Floyd wins the fight because Pac has proven in the past he gets troubled by effective counter punchers e.g. JMM, and none are better than Mayweather in this department. Pac has a better resume than Floyd for sure, but IMO his style doesn't match up well at all to Mayweather's and i see him getting beaten by late stioppage or by UD

[bradlee180]

I really don't know why people want to see Pacquiao against maywetaher.

Pacquiao/Cotto was GREAT toe-to-toe action for the first 6 or 7 rds, but the combination of heavy punches and the furious pace that only Pacquiao can maintain left Cotto on fumes from rd 8 on.

Then in the 2nd half, the fans got antsy as Cotto's heart alone kept him on his feet from rds 8 to 12 where he was reduced to basically running from Pacquiao.
Cotto's corner should have saved their man by rd 9.
He had no energy and no punch left, and Pac was on fire.

Those last 5 rds of Pacquiao chasing Cotto around is basically what you'll see all fight long if maywetaher ever deigns to step in with Pacquiao.

I really think he's just going to continue to follow his MO since 2001 and the great Corrales fight, the MO where he began avoiding virtually ALL the dangerous fighters and fighting 2nd and 3rd tier opposition instead in boring 12 rds sleep-inducers.
In the past 8 years, Hatton is the sole top-tier guy that Floyd has fought near his weight class!

Pacquiao's been fighting all the dangerous guys and devastating them.
True Greatness, TRUE Legacy, because to be the best, you have to fight the best.
What did floyd ever do during the past 8 years that warranted people saying Floyd was the pound-for-pound #1?

I never saw it.

I've been saying Pacquiao was pound-for-pound #1 since Nov 2006 since the third Morales fight based on quality of opposition.



Floyd says he's greater than Sugar Ray Robinson?:

At 30 years old, Sugar Ray Robinson was 128 wins, 1 loss, 2 draws, (loss avenged 3 weeks later), against Hall-of-Fame competition too.

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[bradlee180]

I'd much rather see Pacquiao against Shane Mosley.

Now there'd be a fight, one worth remembering.

Shane's gotten old, but the Margarito fight proved that Shane can still go.



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[stebs]

Yes, unmatched talent in the ring.

[fanjohn]

Nothing I can think of.

[blegit]

Any big names he has beaten that I can think of, Manny has completely destroyed. Floyd only did better against JMM which was older and out of his weight class when compared to when he fought Pacquiao. Floyd is fast and so is Pacquiao who also has a way better KO rate than Floyd. (Floyd has 25/40 or 63% to Pacman's 38/50 or 76%) The whole world is calling this fight out because they want to see Floyd lose. So how could Floyd come out victorious being the underdog he appears to be in this fight? (when it happens)

Please don't mention his inflated record. That is pretty much null.

You said PBF's inflated record but you just inflated Pac's KO percentage. You have to count how many fights Pac has been in, losses and draws, not just his wins. Otherwise, a guy who is 1-22 with 1 KO would have a 100% KO record. So Pac's KO percentage is slightly better than PBF's not way better.