three guys you 100% think beat canelo

[TitoFan]

Ah, but you weren't talking about "other greats" were you.

You were talking about Floyd and Canelo, with the supreme, foolish ignorance that would drive you to mention them in the same sentence.

Canelo started his career at 140 before quickly moving to welter... hardly a stretch that he would balloon up to light heavy, all the while claiming he couldn't.... and dragging people to catchweights.

Floyd started at superfeather and stayed there for quite some time.

But you just keep drinking that fanboy Kook-Aid and telling us how Canelo belongs in the same universe as Floyd.

Meanwhile I'll get you some SCA monogrammed kneepads for Christmas.

are you beanz? telling people what they were saying. i was replying to master who said he doesn't think canelo has improved enough to beat floyd. i said canelo now fights at middleweight & above, a weight that floyd was never great enough to fight at. other greats who started lighter than floyd & went to middleweight or higher are greater than floyd for that reason alone. so we can't say floyd would beat canelo as a middleweight, because he wasn't great enough to fight at that weight, like other greats did. nothing about canelo being a great, i'll wait until his career is over

Oh heavens no! BTW, you can't use profanities in here.

You said "floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight"

I corrected you and said it's not a matter of not being "great enough". Floyd started at superfeather, surely you must know enough to know it's quite a stretch to expect Floyd to be successful at middle.

It doesn't matter which dumbasses might agree with you.

[TIC]

Ah, but you weren't talking about "other greats" were you.

You were talking about Floyd and Canelo, with the supreme, foolish ignorance that would drive you to mention them in the same sentence.

Canelo started his career at 140 before quickly moving to welter... hardly a stretch that he would balloon up to light heavy, all the while claiming he couldn't.... and dragging people to catchweights.

Floyd started at superfeather and stayed there for quite some time.

But you just keep drinking that fanboy Kook-Aid and telling us how Canelo belongs in the same universe as Floyd.

Meanwhile I'll get you some SCA monogrammed kneepads for Christmas.

are you beanz? telling people what they were saying. i was replying to master who said he doesn't think canelo has improved enough to beat floyd. i said canelo now fights at middleweight & above, a weight that floyd was never great enough to fight at. other greats who started lighter than floyd & went to middleweight or higher are greater than floyd for that reason alone. so we can't say floyd would beat canelo as a middleweight, because he wasn't great enough to fight at that weight, like other greats did. nothing about canelo being a great, i'll wait until his career is over

Oh heavens no! BTW, you can't use profanities in here.

You said "floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight"

I corrected you and said it's not a matter of not being "great enough". Floyd started at superfeather, surely you must know enough to know it's quite a stretch to expect Floyd to be successful at middle.

It doesn't matter which dumbasses might agree with you.

it is a matter of not being great enough. other greats started at lighter weights than floyd but tested themselves at middleweight, it is a great stretch to start so light & test yourself at middleweight, never mentioned success. surely if other greats have done it then someone who considers themselves the best ever should be held to the same standard yeh? so my statement stands, floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight

[TitoFan]

Ah, but you weren't talking about "other greats" were you.

You were talking about Floyd and Canelo, with the supreme, foolish ignorance that would drive you to mention them in the same sentence.

Canelo started his career at 140 before quickly moving to welter... hardly a stretch that he would balloon up to light heavy, all the while claiming he couldn't.... and dragging people to catchweights.

Floyd started at superfeather and stayed there for quite some time.

But you just keep drinking that fanboy Kook-Aid and telling us how Canelo belongs in the same universe as Floyd.

Meanwhile I'll get you some SCA monogrammed kneepads for Christmas.

are you beanz? telling people what they were saying. i was replying to master who said he doesn't think canelo has improved enough to beat floyd. i said canelo now fights at middleweight & above, a weight that floyd was never great enough to fight at. other greats who started lighter than floyd & went to middleweight or higher are greater than floyd for that reason alone. so we can't say floyd would beat canelo as a middleweight, because he wasn't great enough to fight at that weight, like other greats did. nothing about canelo being a great, i'll wait until his career is over

Oh heavens no! BTW, you can't use profanities in here.

You said "floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight"

I corrected you and said it's not a matter of not being "great enough". Floyd started at superfeather, surely you must know enough to know it's quite a stretch to expect Floyd to be successful at middle.

It doesn't matter which dumbasses might agree with you.

it is a matter of not being great enough. other greats started at lighter weights than floyd but tested themselves at middleweight, it is a great stretch to start so light & test yourself at middleweight, never mentioned success. surely if other greats have done it then someone who considers themselves the best ever should be held to the same standard yeh? so my statement stands, floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight

Suit yourself. There's been many a great, ATG fighter who has never ventured too far up the weights. But if that's your prerequisite, then ok.

[TIC]

Ah, but you weren't talking about "other greats" were you.

You were talking about Floyd and Canelo, with the supreme, foolish ignorance that would drive you to mention them in the same sentence.

Canelo started his career at 140 before quickly moving to welter... hardly a stretch that he would balloon up to light heavy, all the while claiming he couldn't.... and dragging people to catchweights.

Floyd started at superfeather and stayed there for quite some time.

But you just keep drinking that fanboy Kook-Aid and telling us how Canelo belongs in the same universe as Floyd.

Meanwhile I'll get you some SCA monogrammed kneepads for Christmas.

are you beanz? telling people what they were saying. i was replying to master who said he doesn't think canelo has improved enough to beat floyd. i said canelo now fights at middleweight & above, a weight that floyd was never great enough to fight at. other greats who started lighter than floyd & went to middleweight or higher are greater than floyd for that reason alone. so we can't say floyd would beat canelo as a middleweight, because he wasn't great enough to fight at that weight, like other greats did. nothing about canelo being a great, i'll wait until his career is over

Oh heavens no! BTW, you can't use profanities in here.

You said "floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight"

I corrected you and said it's not a matter of not being "great enough". Floyd started at superfeather, surely you must know enough to know it's quite a stretch to expect Floyd to be successful at middle.

It doesn't matter which dumbasses might agree with you.

it is a matter of not being great enough. other greats started at lighter weights than floyd but tested themselves at middleweight, it is a great stretch to start so light & test yourself at middleweight, never mentioned success. surely if other greats have done it then someone who considers themselves the best ever should be held to the same standard yeh? so my statement stands, floyd was never great enough to make it to that weight

Suit yourself. There's been many a great, ATG fighter who has never ventured too far up the weights. But if that's your prerequisite, then ok.

i never said that is my prerequisite, just that floyd wasn't great enough to make it to that weight