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    Default Re: Which current active fighter has a more sound legacy than PBF?

    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    How in the world is Wlad's legacy better than Floyd's?
    Because win lose or draw Wlad has faced the top taskers of his division & he is now making a comeback off of roughly 51 fights.

    His legacy holds a lot more water than any other fighter at 200lbs...which is why I said if we were talking all classes.

    Wlad has faced adversity & he's fallen & picked up the pieces. Much more compelling legacy than fighting 'the almost best'.

    Trust me...I'm a Floyd fan...but as I have said before...you can pick apart everyone's record.
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    Default Re: Which current active fighter has a more sound legacy than PBF?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bx730NY
    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Floyd is gonna retire undefeated and he is dominant which accounts for something.Its not his fault that the there aren't many elite fighters in his division.He fought all of the people he was suppose to fight,other than mosley(who declined a mayweather fight on 3 seperate occasions...period.Lets get serious..a fight with Cotto,Margo,and anyone else who calls him out is not going to affect his legacy.How is Wright and Hopkins legacy greater than Floyds?
    I don't think much of Hopkins either cause I think he milked his title without taking any serious challenges so it could have been 40 straight wins and I'm not going to be impressed if it's not against elite competition (from his own weight class).

    I mean c'mon, how many people are doggin Valuev for not fighting elite competition? And Floyd is suposed to get a free pass why? Oh that's right, cause he has a big a** mouth.

    You're speaking like a fan of a fighter and not a fan of the sport. A real fan wants to see real fights against real competition. He hasn't fought the best on the way up so all those paper titles in different weight classes are not as meaningful as you're making them out to be.

    Oh and did say there it's not his fault there aren't aby real challenges at his weight. That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard. WW is the most loaded division in boxing followed by MW right now.

    Get your posts together.
    How is the welterweight division loaded?...you must be one of the ones who think that Margo,Cotto,Berto,Williams can all KO mayweather.You call those welters loaded?

    And for you to imply that I dont know what I'm talking about and Im just a fan of a fighter.I AM a fighter...now lets hear your credentials?

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    Default Re: Which current active fighter has a more sound legacy than PBF?

    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Sure Cotto is good but he just isnt on mayweathers level.
    You think that Floyd is the best fighter in the world PFP, correct? If you do, then doesn't that mean that no one is "on his level?"
    If you're the best, then you're on a level of your own.
    Under this logic you're using, any fighter who is the best shouldn't feel the need to fight anyone, since there's no opponent out there who is on their level. But that logic is wrong, champions need to constantly fight the up-and-coming contenders, to continue proving that no one is on their level.

    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    what other welterweights are there
    The welterweight division is the deepest division in boxing right now. That's why everyone should hope that Floyd decides to drop back down to 147 after DLH, because there are lots of welterweights out there. If you think 147 is barren, then which divisions do you think have lots of good fighters?

    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Other than Mosley, they arent elite. It just so happens that his division isnt stacked with elite fighters
    How often do you think divisions have more than one truly elite fighter? The featherweights did for a while, since Barrera, Morales, Pacquiao, and Marquez were all around. You won't find many others. Elite fighters are rare.
    A lot of divisions have zero elite fighters. If you're lucky, you have one elite champ and a bunch of young contenders... like the welterweight division.

    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    You cant honestly expect him to fight Margo,Cotto,Williams,Berto just because they are the "best of the welterweight division"...
    I thought that's what a champion does.... fight the best contenders in the division. Champion owns a belt, champions defends his belt by fighting the "next best" guys out there. At least that's the way it's worked for 100 years.
    If he's not supposed to fight those guys, then who is he supposed to fight?

    Quote Originally Posted by wacko3205
    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    How in the world is Wlad's legacy better than Floyd's?
    Because win lose or draw Wlad has faced the top taskers of his division & he is now making a comeback off of roughly 51 fights.
    How can he say he's fought the best?? He never faced Lewis before he retired, he still hasn't faced Maskaev, Valuev, Toney, Rahman. I'm not saying those guys are great heavyweights by any means... they're certainly not... but they are the best in the division over the past few years, and Wlad hasn't faced them.
    Wlad faced Peter, that's it. Tim Austin and Lamon Brewster don't qualify.

    Quote Originally Posted by wacko3205
    Wlad has faced adversity & he's fallen & picked up the pieces. Much more compelling legacy than fighting 'the almost best'.
    Wait a second, you're telling me that what Wlad has accomplished to this point in his career is more compelling or impressive than what Floyd has accomplished, because he "faced adversity and picked up the pieces"?
    How is getting KTFO by Corrie Sanders (who trains by playing golf), and then getting KTFO by Lamon Brewster (and claiming he lost because he was drugged ) more of a compelling legacy than winning titles in 4 weight classes while becoming the undisputed #1 PFP fighter in the world?

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    How about 44 year old Evander Holyfield ? now there is a legacy. think about it .. Evander is tap dancing on the same snatch boxes everyone else is, and yet there is very little love on this forum for the man.. a damn shame really. He fought 4 fights with a torn rotator cuff, and never complained about it once ! thats a warrior, now thats a real prize fighter !! before its over with the throw backs are going to be deep in the mix. and knock these youngster on their backsides !! Holyfield, Tua, Peter for 2007 baby .. now that's what I’m talking about !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo
    I've never understood why people think Floyd is ducking fighters

    To my mind the only time you could conceivably say he took an easy fight was against Baldomir but he had the Ring belt and was the undisputed welterweight champion so it made sense to fight him.

    If you guys would have actually bothered to watch Floyd's career you would know that since even before he moved upto lightweight to face Castillo the one fighter on his mind has been Oscar De La Hoya.

    Watch his fights with Sosa, Ndou, Chavez, etc at the end of every fight he's calling out De La Hoya.

    He knows that amongst the lower weight classes nobody has achieved as much, and has as big a fan base as the Golden Boy and his whole career has been a quest to get Oscar in the ring.

    It's funny watching his fights from 4 or 5 years ago and Merchant and Lampley discuss him wanting to fight De La Hoya with Merchant saying that Floyd has about as much chance of beating Oscar as a flyweight world champ would have of beating Floyd.

    Floyd has raced through the divisions in the past couple years to get his big shot with Oscar. So he didn't stop to clean out some of the trash along the way, so what?

    Once he's beaten Oscar he's effectively proven he would have beaten all those other 'flavour of the month' guys too.

    He will beat Oscar, and then look for his legacy defining fights with Mosely and Cotto no doubt being the two biggest targets.

    But to say he's scared of fighting people is just stupid, he's not scared, he's just been focused on a particluar goal, becoming a 5 weight world champ and beating Oscar De La Hoya, the most popular fighter of modern times.

    You mean the biggest payday, even flyweights call out ODH (goofball) .... IF PBF fights ODH on his bicycle the decision will end as the last 3 fights this past weekend on HBO. Seems overall aggressiveness and powershots have replaced jab output in the new PPV marketplace. So knowing this, it will be nice to read all the posts after the ODH favorable decision. It's not your Dad's type of boxing scoring (perception) anymore due to the money involved ! But many of you will say it was fixed ! Get with the times !!!! Sure hope ODH KTF out PBF, could not bear to hear the king of garbage attack the judging and take it to unseen heights. And Saddo will have an new record number of posts by his followers. The best part is not having to argue with them. Just adding a smiley and saying "Who's no longer undefeated? " Who has the "W" ? What about that legacy ? Who did he fight to have that P4P status ? It's gonna feel like I just had sex, gimme a cigarette, please .....




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    Sweetpea to answer your questions and to correct you...
    1.I never said that no one is on Floyds level...I said that Cotto wasnt
    2.How is the welterweight division deep?Zab,Baldo,Spinks?From what I understand...anyone who calls Floyd out ...he has to fight them,Which makes no sense.You have to earn a title shot.An arguement can be made for Mosley...but what about the rest of them?Cotto has been completely overhyped...if you disagree take a look at his last 2 fights(not impressive)
    3.Cotto and all of the other welters need to battle it out for a shot at mayweather.Its just a simple case of none of them really want to lose their chance to earn a big payday against mayweather.
    4.Fight the best in the division is the way its been done 100yrs is what you said...Thats not entirely true.When you've dominated a division you either bump up or down divisions to seek better opposition.
    5.Who do I wanna see Floyd fight?well...He's is more than likely gonna fight Hatton after DLH...other than him...I want to see someone actually step up

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    Quote Originally Posted by Bx730NY
    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    Quote Originally Posted by Bx730NY
    I mean c'mon, how many people are doggin Valuev for not fighting elite competition? And Floyd is suposed to get a free pass why?
    Floyd's opposition is open for criticism, just like anyone else's. And I agree with people who think that Floyd's opposition deserves extra examination because he is #1 PFP.
    But let's not try to compare Floyd with Valuev. There is no comparison. Valuev had fought NOBODY until just recently. And his best opponent ever is John Ruiz, who is a total stiff.
    Even if you don't like Floyd's opponents, they're light years better than Valuev's opponents.
    What I'm saying is that people wanna see Valuev in there with a real threat before he breaks the record just like people wanna see Floyd take some chances before he retires.

    Not a valid point?
    Bx, let me correct myself. I didn't read all the way thru Olympian's post at first, which is the one you were responding to with your last post. After reading thru the posts again, I see what you were trying to say.

    I disagree with Olympian's statement that Floyd's future opponents (Cotto, for example) won't have any affect on his legacy, that's completely not true. Floyd's next 4 or 5 fights will have a HUGE affect on his legacy. Right now, Floyd is just the best fighter of the moment, but not yet an all-time great. If he beats Oscar, Shane, Cotto, and a couple other good fighters over the next 2 to 3 years, that's increases his legacy a ton.
    Sure Cotto is good but he just isnt on mayweathers level.Mayweather wanted to fight Mosley on 3 seperate occasions...an for personal reasons mosley decided to take other paths.Mayweather is more than likely gonna fight Hatton after DLH...but be serious..what other welterweights are thereOther than Mosley they arent elite.It just so happens that his division isnt stacked with elite fighters...who's fault is that?You cant honestly expect him to fight Margo,Cotto,Williams,Berto just because they are the "best of the welterweight division"...
    Cotto-people think he could KO Floyd?Explain why this fight should happen...because his stock definitly went down since his last 2 fights.
    Read the glow cause I think you don't even realize that made my point even clearer.

    BTW, do you think Floyds stock went up since the Baldo fight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Quote Originally Posted by Bx730NY
    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Floyd is gonna retire undefeated and he is dominant which accounts for something.Its not his fault that the there aren't many elite fighters in his division.He fought all of the people he was suppose to fight,other than mosley(who declined a mayweather fight on 3 seperate occasions...period.Lets get serious..a fight with Cotto,Margo,and anyone else who calls him out is not going to affect his legacy.How is Wright and Hopkins legacy greater than Floyds?
    I don't think much of Hopkins either cause I think he milked his title without taking any serious challenges so it could have been 40 straight wins and I'm not going to be impressed if it's not against elite competition (from his own weight class).

    I mean c'mon, how many people are doggin Valuev for not fighting elite competition? And Floyd is suposed to get a free pass why? Oh that's right, cause he has a big a** mouth.

    You're speaking like a fan of a fighter and not a fan of the sport. A real fan wants to see real fights against real competition. He hasn't fought the best on the way up so all those paper titles in different weight classes are not as meaningful as you're making them out to be.

    Oh and did say there it's not his fault there aren't aby real challenges at his weight. That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard. WW is the most loaded division in boxing followed by MW right now.

    Get your posts together.
    How is the welterweight division loaded?...you must be one of the ones who think that Margo,Cotto,Berto,Williams can all KO mayweather.You call those welters loaded?

    And for you to imply that I dont know what I'm talking about and Im just a fan of a fighter.I AM a fighter...now lets hear your credentials?
    Which weight class are you in and what city are you out of. Maybe we can work something out.
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    165lbs...I'll be in Colorado at the Training facility for a month...but I'll spar with anyone 190lbs and under.Where are you from?

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    Cotto-people think he could KO Floyd?Explain why this fight should happen...because his stock definitly went down since his last 2 fights.
    I believe Cotto can KO Floyd. His chin is not made of granite.
    Cotto's stock has not dropped. He beat Urkal from pole to pole. The corner threw in the towel remember? Cotto was sick and he still did well.

    Paulie was saved because Cotto fractured his hand.


    BTW, do you think Floyds stock went up since the Baldo fight.
    Hell no! Floyd's stock actually dropped. People who paid good money for great seats, were getting up and leaving from Floyd's fight against Baldomierda. If these people could have demanded their money back, I am sure a lot of them would have. Mind you, these were Floyd's fan who were getting up and leaving rounds 9 and up. Floyd only broke a nail in this fight. Cotto suffered a fracture and yet he still tried to go for the kill. Who looked worse at the end of the night? Baldomir or Malignaggi?

    That is what I thought.

    Floyd's stock is going to go up thanks to Oscar De La Hoya. (PERIOD!)

    And some one mentioned that PBF will go after Hatton? Of course he will. We all know Hatton has not looked good either in his last couple of fights. I said if PBF does not retire, he will go after either Spinks or Hatton but Floyd will not jump into the Welter Weight division any time soon. He is afraid of Tony Margarito and he always will be. Cotto will beat the shiet out Floyd. I said long ago that Floyd will wait until Cotto cleans house and then he will grow a tiny set of balls and try to jump back into the WW and fight those who Cotto has taken out. (Williams, Margarito, Berto, Mosley) and who ever else shows up to dance. But Pretty biatch will have to answer to Cotto sooner or later. Cotto to unify them one way or another. Just you wait and see

    As soon as Cotto teaches Floyd how to dispose of Judah

    If the destruction of Judah is great, Floyd will avoid Cotto even in a Church

    Maybe Team Cotto sets a trap and lets Judah look better than he is. But then again that would be tough because Bladomierda beat his ass and Kostya Tszyu put Judah on the #1 funniest que3r street ever. We know Judah aint all that and yet didnt he get robbed on a knock down against PBF? I swear I seen PBF's glove touch the canvas. Am I right? Floyds is over rated and will be exposed soon enough.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Lords Gym
    How about 44 year old Evander Holyfield ? now there is a legacy. think about it .. Evander is tap dancing on the same snatch boxes everyone else is, and yet there is very little love on this forum for the man.. a damn shame really. He fought 4 fights with a torn rotator cuff, and never complained about it once ! thats a warrior, now thats a real prize fighter !! before its over with the throw backs are going to be deep in the mix. and knock these youngster on their backsides !! Holyfield, Tua, Peter for 2007 baby .. now that's what I’m talking about !
    Lords

    Well said, I think we are the only 2 around here that support Evander and think he has a legitimate shot at winning championship and look strong and sharp doing it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JT Rock
    Quote Originally Posted by Lords Gym
    How about 44 year old Evander Holyfield ? now there is a legacy. think about it .. Evander is tap dancing on the same snatch boxes everyone else is, and yet there is very little love on this forum for the man.. a damn shame really. He fought 4 fights with a torn rotator cuff, and never complained about it once ! thats a warrior, now thats a real prize fighter !! before its over with the throw backs are going to be deep in the mix. and knock these youngster on their backsides !! Holyfield, Tua, Peter for 2007 baby .. now that's what I’m talking about !
    Lords

    Well said, I think we are the only 2 around here that support Evander and think he has a legitimate shot at winning championship and look strong and sharp doing it...
    back at yeah JT ... I think most people don't understand the pain in which Evander was in for those fights with Ruiz , Donald, Toney.. Evander was fighting with a torn rotator cuff during those matches. Holyfield had a 4 fight deal with King when he ripped his rotator cuff. went to the doctor and the doctor said that there is a 50% chance after surgery that you will not be able to ever fight again.. Evander said " hell with that I got 4 fights coming up .I am going to honor the contract, and after that I will take on the surgery and its risks. So he did.. Now after 4 surgeries that he is back to pain free. .

    I have fought before with a slight tear in my rotator cuff.. Slight tear mind you , and I thought I was going to fukin die ! The fact Evander did it for 4 fights with a severe tear is a testament to his courage and warrior type mentality.. and he never complained once about it ! I Fucking love the guy !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny_G
    Cotto-people think he could KO Floyd?Explain why this fight should happen...because his stock definitly went down since his last 2 fights.
    I believe Cotto can KO Floyd. His chin is not made of granite.
    Cotto's stock has not dropped. He beat Urkal from pole to pole. The corner threw in the towel remember? Cotto was sick and he still did well.

    Paulie was saved because Cotto fractured his hand.


    BTW, do you think Floyds stock went up since the Baldo fight.
    Hell no! Floyd's stock actually dropped. People who paid good money for great seats, were getting up and leaving from Floyd's fight against Baldomierda. If these people could have demanded their money back, I am sure a lot of them would have. Mind you, these were Floyd's fan who were getting up and leaving rounds 9 and up. Floyd only broke a nail in this fight. Cotto suffered a fracture and yet he still tried to go for the kill. Who looked worse at the end of the night? Baldomir or Malignaggi?

    That is what I thought.

    Floyd's stock is going to go up thanks to Oscar De La Hoya. (PERIOD!)

    And some one mentioned that PBF will go after Hatton? Of course he will. We all know Hatton has not looked good either in his last couple of fights. I said if PBF does not retire, he will go after either Spinks or Hatton but Floyd will not jump into the Welter Weight division any time soon. He is afraid of Tony Margarito and he always will be. Cotto will beat the shiet out Floyd. I said long ago that Floyd will wait until Cotto cleans house and then he will grow a tiny set of balls and try to jump back into the WW and fight those who Cotto has taken out. (Williams, Margarito, Berto, Mosley) and who ever else shows up to dance. But Pretty biatch will have to answer to Cotto sooner or later. Cotto to unify them one way or another. Just you wait and see

    As soon as Cotto teaches Floyd how to dispose of Judah

    If the destruction of Judah is great, Floyd will avoid Cotto even in a Church

    Maybe Team Cotto sets a trap and lets Judah look better than he is. But then again that would be tough because Bladomierda beat his a** and Kostya Tszyu put Judah on the #1 funniest que3r street ever. We know Judah aint all that and yet didnt he get robbed on a knock down against PBF? I swear I seen PBF's glove touch the canvas. Am I right? Floyds is over rated and will be exposed soon enough.


    If Cotto couldnt KO Malignaggi and Urkal...how the hell is he gonna magically KO FLoyd?Be serious.And Urkals corner threw in the towel b/c they felt that they were getting biased points taken away!Cotto was sick,he hurt his hand,etc...WHO CARES?If he wasnt able to fight he shouldnt have stepped in the ring.
    Paulie wasnt saved by a"fractured hand"...he battled it out...point blank.You cant take anything away from him.Cotto is being hyped on his knockout power and his body blows...and neither happened in his last 2 fights.FACT
    For you to say Floyds stock dropped?What boxing world do you follow?He dominated the so called"welterweight champ" and landed a fight against DLH.As for the "fans" leaving...those were only people who either came to see Floyd get KO'd or came to see a wrestling brawl match...Any true fan of the sport would realize that there was a boxing clinic being applied.People started leaving the Winky-Tito fight so the fact that "fans" left means nothing.
    DannyG...sorry to break it to you but Margo has proved nothin...and I'm so glad that you "know floyd is scarred of Margo"...MArgo went to 154 and loss...FLoyd is bumping up and taking on the golden boy...so they cant even be compared.
    I swear that if you truely believe that Mayweather is overrated...look at all he's accomplished...if you still believe so....you know NOTHING about boxing other than chatting on a forum b/c there is a reason everyone from 140-154 is calling his name out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    165lbs...I'll be in Colorado at the Training facility for a month...but I'll spar with anyone 190lbs and under.Where are you from?
    I'm about a WW but I'm in NYC. If you're ever in the area you can holla though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kel
    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    Quote Originally Posted by ross
    Quote Originally Posted by Olympian904
    The difference is that Floyd is the p4p best.You cant just walk on a court and expect to challenge Michael Jordan in a 1 on 1 game.Floyd is at that level where he doesn't have to chance anyone now...they have to chase him.
    So just who did Floyd beat that makes him a better case for p4p than, say, Hatton.

    Ricky fought a legend and the "man" for the legitimate light welter title, then unified, then moved up a weight straight in to another title fight and wan then went back down a weight and beat yet another title holder, thats 4 reigning world champs in his last 4 fights, who has Floyd fought in his last 4 fights ?
    He is p4p over Hatton because ...
    Speed-PBF
    Stamina-PBF
    Strength-Hatton
    Ring awareness-PBF
    Defense-PBF
    Experience-PBF
    I could go on all day.
    ...and on and on and on and on.....

    He is P4p for one reason alone ( no loss ) What kind of serious boxing enthusiast would qualify this schedule of opponents as one worth of a legacy. http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=000352

    Never has he fought another P4P boxer, those that did manage to win championship belts only polished / buffed them before relinquishing them. This schedule is littered with decent boxers and a couple of good ones. Those that had power have no mobility, and those that had mobility have no power. There is no reason he should not be 37- 0 so where is the accomplishment? Where are the great / risky opponents? I ask you once again to look at the list of fights and which fighters had a legitimate chance ....... ? If he conducts himself like a fraud and he fights only frauds , then it must be a fraud. This schedule absolutely merits no consideration for all time great status ! "PBF has undeniable skills/talents but he needs to put up or shut up" When you accomplish great things others will talk for you , you have no need to talk. Unless you're merely masking some shortcomings !!!!!

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