Judah disses Alfonso Gomez.

[rjj tszyu]

Lets not get carried away here! Gomez beat Gatti yes. But this was a Gatti that I personally believe had the last bit of fight knocked out of him by Floyd and still took more beatings after and then that is the battered piece of meat Gomez got to fight. I am not that keen on Judah either and think he would be a lot more effective back at junior welter but to say Gomez would beat him is insane. Yes Baldomir beat him but i think that Zab massively underrated him and if he fought him again he would take an easy UD.

I would not give Floyd any credit for Gatti's shotness. Floyd Sr. even said Gatti was shot before he stepped into the ring with Floyd Jr. this is why I don't understand what the big deal was for Floyd beating Gatti and then crying after the victory? LMAO. Beating Gatti should not go into the OOOw's and AAAw's of Floyd's so called lustrous career.
Oscar De La Hoya destroyed Gatti back in 2001. There is no doubt in my mind, that Alfonso Gomez would have beat Arturo Gatti back in 2005. So, Floyd!? What was the big deal of beating Oscar's left overs? What was the big deal of beating Kostya Tszyu's left overs Floyd? Huh!? Floyd accused Oscar of beating old men and Floyd has also accused Ricky Hatton of beating men past their prime but the truth is, Floyd has a grip of hasbeen's on his record too. For the record, Cotto does too (Cotto beat up guys Floyd was unable to stop) Those that went 12 rounds with Floyd were being knocked the phuk out by Cotto.
But Cotto does not claim to be the worlds best or the p4p king who disrespects legends such as Ray Leonard and Ray Robbinson.

Floyd's title should be the most luckiest, opportunist in the game who had old azz men in his way while he was moving up. Not one hungry lion was at the gate at the time.

I will close on a positive note,
I give credit to Floyd for taking Ricky Hatton and this fight should help him clean up the mess he has been leaving behind since around 2002/2003.

I never said that Gatti was in his prime when Floyd fought him, all i said was that Floyd knocked the last bit of fight out of him. I mean taking that many clean hard shots would take a lot out of anyone. Another thing is ive never liked Floyd but to say that hes only fought has beens is just wrong. I mean he fought Castillo at his best got run close learned from it and came back and easily beat him second time round. Also he fought a good not quite in his prime but good De La Hoya and got a decision over him also. I think that he totally deserves his p4p status at the minute because apart from Oscar I cant think of anyone around today that has gone from superfeather to light middle winning titles all the way. The only point in Floyds career that i thought he was ducking anyone was in his brief spell at junior welter. This is due to his unwillingness to fight (an old) Kostya Tszyu. I think Tszyus devastating knockout over a prime Zab Judah contributed to this along with the fact that he dominated uncle Roger for 12 rounds.

[Swice]

I would pick Judah in a fight with Gomez, but I wouldn't be surprised if Gomez won. Judah is to sporadic with his performances and he is one of the most unfocused fighters I have ever seen at his talent level.

[Rican]

Lets not get carried away here! Gomez beat Gatti yes. But this was a Gatti that I personally believe had the last bit of fight knocked out of him by Floyd and still took more beatings after and then that is the battered piece of meat Gomez got to fight. I am not that keen on Judah either and think he would be a lot more effective back at junior welter but to say Gomez would beat him is insane. Yes Baldomir beat him but i think that Zab massively underrated him and if he fought him again he would take an easy UD.

I would not give Floyd any credit for Gatti's shotness. Floyd Sr. even said Gatti was shot before he stepped into the ring with Floyd Jr. this is why I don't understand what the big deal was for Floyd beating Gatti and then crying after the victory? LMAO. Beating Gatti should not go into the OOOw's and AAAw's of Floyd's so called lustrous career.
Oscar De La Hoya destroyed Gatti back in 2001. There is no doubt in my mind, that Alfonso Gomez would have beat Arturo Gatti back in 2005. So, Floyd!? What was the big deal of beating Oscar's left overs? What was the big deal of beating Kostya Tszyu's left overs Floyd? Huh!? Floyd accused Oscar of beating old men and Floyd has also accused Ricky Hatton of beating men past their prime but the truth is, Floyd has a grip of hasbeen's on his record too. For the record, Cotto does too (Cotto beat up guys Floyd was unable to stop) Those that went 12 rounds with Floyd were being knocked the phuk out by Cotto.
But Cotto does not claim to be the worlds best or the p4p king who disrespects legends such as Ray Leonard and Ray Robbinson.

Floyd's title should be the most luckiest, opportunist in the game who had old azz men in his way while he was moving up. Not one hungry lion was at the gate at the time.

I will close on a positive note,
I give credit to Floyd for taking Ricky Hatton and this fight should help him clean up the mess he has been leaving behind since around 2002/2003.

Danny, the difference between Floyd fighting "has beens" and Cotto fighting "has beens" is that Cotto was an up and coming fighter who fought those guys to gain experience. Floyd seems to be fighting them at a time in his career when he is already established as an all time great. Now that Cotto has passed that stage of apprenticeship, I would be surprised if he fought a "has been."

[SigmaMu]

Lets not get carried away here! Gomez beat Gatti yes. But this was a Gatti that I personally believe had the last bit of fight knocked out of him by Floyd and still took more beatings after and then that is the battered piece of meat Gomez got to fight. I am not that keen on Judah either and think he would be a lot more effective back at junior welter but to say Gomez would beat him is insane. Yes Baldomir beat him but i think that Zab massively underrated him and if he fought him again he would take an easy UD.

I would not give Floyd any credit for Gatti's shotness. Floyd Sr. even said Gatti was shot before he stepped into the ring with Floyd Jr. this is why I don't understand what the big deal was for Floyd beating Gatti and then crying after the victory? LMAO. Beating Gatti should not go into the OOOw's and AAAw's of Floyd's so called lustrous career.
Oscar De La Hoya destroyed Gatti back in 2001. There is no doubt in my mind, that Alfonso Gomez would have beat Arturo Gatti back in 2005. So, Floyd!? What was the big deal of beating Oscar's left overs? What was the big deal of beating Kostya Tszyu's left overs Floyd? Huh!? Floyd accused Oscar of beating old men and Floyd has also accused Ricky Hatton of beating men past their prime but the truth is, Floyd has a grip of hasbeen's on his record too. For the record, Cotto does too (Cotto beat up guys Floyd was unable to stop) Those that went 12 rounds with Floyd were being knocked the phuk out by Cotto.
But Cotto does not claim to be the worlds best or the p4p king who disrespects legends such as Ray Leonard and Ray Robbinson.

Floyd's title should be the most luckiest, opportunist in the game who had old azz men in his way while he was moving up. Not one hungry lion was at the gate at the time.

I will close on a positive note,
I give credit to Floyd for taking Ricky Hatton and this fight should help him clean up the mess he has been leaving behind since around 2002/2003.

Danny, the difference between Floyd fighting "has beens" and Cotto fighting "has beens" is that Cotto was an up and coming fighter who fought those guys to gain experience. Floyd seems to be fighting them at a time in his career when he is already established as an all time great. Now that Cotto has passed that stage of apprenticeship, I would be surprised if he fought a "has been."

A HA! There it is there. I hear you and I agree.
Thank you CC