Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Quote Originally Posted by Memphis
Mick Im also fully convinced that as Ive said before, we will all be sat watching fights with children/grandchildren many years down the line an they'll be talking about some welterweight star and we'll tell them.........he wouldnt have beaten Floyd Mayweather Jnr
Very true Memphis...


Quote Originally Posted by sanchez786
I don't see how anyone can be FULLY CONVINCED that PBF cannot be beat when he CLEARLY has NOT fought the BEST in his division!
As I said I am by far the biggest Cotto fan here but I don't see how Cotto can beat PBF.
I'm sorry but I don't.... PBF is IMO light years ahead of everyone something like Pernell was in the 90's just in a league of their own.
PBF is too skilled for Cotto and the same way he nullified Hatton attack he'd nullify Cottos attack I don't care how much of a natural Welter Cotto is PBFs skills exceed far beyond anyone at 147 or 154.

Quote Originally Posted by sanchez786
Until he fights Cotto and after Williams has a few more fights underneath then there is NO WAY anyone can say that Floyd has beat the BEST in his division period!
Guess what then once he beats Cotto & Williams maybe Berto will be around by then.
Then people will say well what about Berto and so on and so on. Until father time catches up to PBF and he ends up loosing to one of the young bloods. But by then we'll all know PBF was past his best.... Sanchez786 that's the cycle of boxing as the seasoned fighters get older the much younger ones come into play and so and so on until some dethrones them.
Look at Pac he came in at a perfect time when Erik, MAB & JMM were all seasoned vets with loads of fights under them.
If PBF continues to fight this might eventually happen.
CC Mick.. there will ALWAYS be a "young up and comer". There will always be "what ifs".. but there is no denying that Floyd is the best in the division, and is p4p #1 regardless of who he HASN'T fought.