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    Quote Originally Posted by Galaxy View Post
    For me its not really the case of fighting smaller men, its the fact he has been coasting against safe opponents since his scare with Castillo.

    Instead of fighting Dorin or Spadafora he chose Sosa & Ndou

    Instead of fighting Tszyu, Cotto or Hatton he chose Corley, Bruseles & Gatti

    Instead of fighting Margarito, Mosley or Cintron he chose Mitchell, Judah & Baldomir

    Then he took the money fights: DLH & Hatton, nothing wrong with that. But then instead of defending his championship against Cotto or Margarito he chose to retire.

    Only to comeback against a lightweight, when guys like Cotto & Mosley reigned in the division.

    He took the path of least resistance

    If he fights the Pacquioa/ Cotto winner & then the Mosley/ Berto winner all can be forgiven. If he doesn't his legacy will always be questioned!
    I do agree with you that PBF has taken the path of least resistance. And it is preposterous to say PBF fights smaller guys when he was normally the smaller guy in a lot of his fights. But in all fairness PBF's path of least resistance is really only in welterweight. And all the fights that weren't made can not be blamed totally on PBF. Thats one sided. PBF and Tsyzu was only possibly going to get made because PBF contacted Tsyzu about it before the Hatton fight. Hatton ruined that possible fight. Cotto never pushed for a PBF fight and PBF wanted to set the fight up after fighting Cotto's stablemate, Bruseles. PBF cleaned out 130, beat the king of the 135's and the top two 140's. Even though Judah and Hatton fought PBF at 147 it would be just a flimsy excuse to say PBF was too big or had an unfair advantage at 147 instead of 140. Would the fights really have been different when PBF is the naturally smaller guy? Dorin, Spadafora, and Cintron are lesser fighters than many of the fighters PBF demolished. He can't fight them all No fighter fights everybody at every weight class. And his comeback fight against JMM is his first in 2 years. I'd rather have that tune up than a 147 pound Joe Blow. I am not liking PBF's selection at 147 in totality. If PBF doesn't fight Cotto or Mosley then he deserves to be ridiculed for his welterweight run.
    Last edited by blegit; 11-03-2009 at 05:48 AM.

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