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    Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikeeod View Post
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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...
    You kidding, Thurman has to beat Brooks, Khan and Bradley to earn a fight with Floyd.

    Less dangerous fighters have earned the shot as far as I am concerned Thurman is better than Guerrero and Maidana for Floyd. At welterweight there is only Manny and Bradley left and they work for the dark side. Thurman is a better choice than Khan or Brooks.
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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    Just to put Thurman in perspective, he would be a very short fav over Maidana. And would likely be fav over Khan and Brook. Floyd is doing what Floyd always does. Avoid very strong prospects.

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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...
    You kidding, Thurman has to beat Brooks, Khan and Bradley to earn a fight with Floyd.

    Less dangerous fighters have earned the shot as far as I am concerned Thurman is better than Guerrero and Maidana for Floyd. At welterweight there is only Manny and Bradley left and they work for the dark side. Thurman is a better choice than Khan or Brooks.
    Khan and Brooks have both beaten tougher opposition than Thurman at this point. You are correct that there are limited choices at the weight, but Thurman isn't the best choice in my opinion. My previous post came across different than what I intended. I don't feel that Thurman has to beat all three to earn the shot at Floyd. I was saying that for Thurman to have a realistic chance at beating Floyd, he needed to gradually step his competition up by fighting the level of fighters of Brooks, Khan n then Bradley.

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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...
    You kidding, Thurman has to beat Brooks, Khan and Bradley to earn a fight with Floyd.

    Less dangerous fighters have earned the shot as far as I am concerned Thurman is better than Guerrero and Maidana for Floyd. At welterweight there is only Manny and Bradley left and they work for the dark side. Thurman is a better choice than Khan or Brooks.
    Khan and Brooks have both beaten tougher opposition than Thurman at this point. You are correct that there are limited choices at the weight, but Thurman isn't the best choice in my opinion. My previous post came across different than what I intended. I don't feel that Thurman has to beat all three to earn the shot at Floyd. I was saying that for Thurman to have a realistic chance at beating Floyd, he needed to gradually step his competition up by fighting the level of fighters of Brooks, Khan n then Bradley.
    What if that was said when Lomanchenko won his first title or fought for his first title? Floyd wasn't really "ready" for his first title either. He proved he was when he beat the man.

    Don't make excuses for Floyd ducking like he seems to be prone to do these days...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ykdadamaja View Post
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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...
    You kidding, Thurman has to beat Brooks, Khan and Bradley to earn a fight with Floyd.

    Less dangerous fighters have earned the shot as far as I am concerned Thurman is better than Guerrero and Maidana for Floyd. At welterweight there is only Manny and Bradley left and they work for the dark side. Thurman is a better choice than Khan or Brooks.
    Khan and Brooks have both beaten tougher opposition than Thurman at this point. You are correct that there are limited choices at the weight, but Thurman isn't the best choice in my opinion. My previous post came across different than what I intended. I don't feel that Thurman has to beat all three to earn the shot at Floyd. I was saying that for Thurman to have a realistic chance at beating Floyd, he needed to gradually step his competition up by fighting the level of fighters of Brooks, Khan n then Bradley.
    What if that was said when Lomanchenko won his first title or fought for his first title? Floyd wasn't really "ready" for his first title either. He proved he was when he beat the man.

    Don't make excuses for Floyd ducking like he seems to be prone to do these days...
    Lomanchenko had a much more impressive and extensive amateur career, and he wasn't fighting the #1 P4P fighter in those fights. Floyd and Oscar both had great amateur careers and fought for a title early on, but neither faced P4P competition until much later. Final point about ur Lomanchenko comparison is that he lost against Salido, who is nowhere near the fighter Floyd is. I think u may have actually proven my point for me

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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    This shit is getting ridiculous. Floyd will be avoiding the Charlo brothers next. Why would Thurman even be on Floyds radar at this point? Its asinine and the pundits that write this garbage are strokers.

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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    This shit is getting ridiculous. Floyd will be avoiding the Charlo brothers next. Why would Thurman even be on Floyds radar at this point? Its asinine and the pundits that write this garbage are strokers.
    He is the #1 contender for the WBA belt. If anything else, all other fights that are even less worthy, don't make excuses to not fight at least your mandatory.

    He ducked Manny as a mandatory as well.
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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    This shit is getting ridiculous. Floyd will be avoiding the Charlo brothers next. Why would Thurman even be on Floyds radar at this point? Its asinine and the pundits that write this garbage are strokers.
    Why would Khan be on Floyds radar? Lost 2 of last 5, struggled agaisnt a guy Thurman flattened and one of them a nobody. Yea sounds like the type of opponent Floyd likes. Thurman is more deserving of a shot then Guerrero or Maidana was. Pathetic that you defend him for targeting weak opposition

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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...
    You kidding, Thurman has to beat Brooks, Khan and Bradley to earn a fight with Floyd.

    Less dangerous fighters have earned the shot as far as I am concerned Thurman is better than Guerrero and Maidana for Floyd. At welterweight there is only Manny and Bradley left and they work for the dark side. Thurman is a better choice than Khan or Brooks.
    THis is the excuse gayweather uses when he knows there is a vvery high chance he might get fucked up. THe money dick riders will agree with floyd everytime he fights someone that really has no bizness in the ring with him. I bet Bhop wouldnt run from a challenge. floyd is a ho....all he cares about is making money, not testing himself. the easier the better

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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    Mayweather's been avoiding me for years too!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Mayweather's been avoiding me for years too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Since the Olympics, right? Well, I can kind of see Floyd's point. You usually don't see Olympic medalists competing with Special Olympics participants...

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    Thurman is the new ggg in the welterweight divison.

    Didnt he draw with the guy that khan only just beat...the old lightweight?

    Thurman should fight brook and khan..winner gets the money shot.

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    Default Re: Floyd avoiding Thurman now!

    Quote Originally Posted by mikeeod View Post
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    I agree with Floyd. Thurman nowhere near ready for him. I don't think Floyd is ducking at all, just being honest.
    If he beats Andre Berto, he should get the fight.
    Disagree here also. Berto loses every time he steps up. I don't think that beating Berto or Broner automatically earns someone a shot at Floyd. Guerrero beat Berto n Floyd ran him out of the ring. It wasn't a match at all. If Thurman beats Kell Brook, then Khan n then a Bradley he will be ready. You don't jump to Floyd by beating Berto, it's not even close...
    Sarcasm, my friend. Guerrero and Ortiz got the Floyd fight because they beat Berto. It was ridiculous then and it's ridiculous now. Thurman needs a big win at welterweight. Porter, Khan, Brook etc.

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