Same. Would love to see an eventual showdown between them within the next couple of years. I'm just eager for these guys to start getting...
I base it off styles. I think Garcia thrives when his opponent comes TO HIM. It allows him to work the counter punching which he is most...
I think Floyd could beat Forrest but that's a super tough fight for Mayweather that he may not want to take. At 147, Floyd has gotten comfortable...
He'd give Garcia a pretty good beating, to be honest. Garcia would have no answers for that quick right hand.
I agree. This will tell us a bit more about Brook. If he wins, hopefully a name fighter is next for him.
Matthyssee-Postol is indeed a very good matchup that I'm looking forward to, along with Cotto-Canelo. I think this whole Top-Rank vs Al Haymon...
That's the thing. You mention Leonard and Hearns, those are BIG welterweights. Especially when you compare them to the guys Floyd has fought...
For my money, he should have beaten 2007 De La Hoya more convincingly. I could see having trouble if it was a 2000 Oscar but 2007 De La Hoya was...
It's hard for me to imagine how Floyd does against guys like that because to me, at 147 he hasn't really done enough. His best wins at 147 are...
Golovkin KO 8. We could see some good action here.
All I'm saying is that we cannot know 100% for sure that Margarito was cheating his whole career. I'm not saying he wasn't, just that he was...
AGREED... 100% But Khan begging for a pay day against Mayweather or Pacquiao for me is WORSE...
Ok I watched the fight just now... I can definitely see your argument for a win for Carson Jones... But is it a robbery on par with Pac-Bradley...
There can't be any denial that Brook's opposition is not the greatest, but I would be willing to bet you that if Brook had faced the likes of...
Maybe Brook will be exposed as a fraud, maybe not. But Khan has been exposed as a fraud 3 times (We can say 4 if we count the Algieri fight )...
http://www.fighthype.com/news/article17202.html
There is a difference, though. Brook is the IBF welterweight champion, undefeated, a fellow Brit, AND he represented the highest AVAILABLE pay...
I have to agree with X. Khan would find a way around Trinidad. He'd call out the likes of an old Chavez and old Whitaker and claim that those...
Which is why I insist Floyd would never even move up to 147 to face those guys had he been around that division in the 90s. Those were big...
:lol: :lol: If Khan made it of round 2, I would consider that an achievement for him.
Would Amir Khan have had the stones to step into the ring with Felix Trinidad? :scared2:
I think Floyd would have beaten both Margarito and Williams but he definitely would have been TESTED more IMO against them than he was against...
I suppose Team Trinidad had the NSAC paid off to keep his special wraps under the radar.
I'd pick Napoles in a close one. But he was prone to cuts and swelling at 147 and that could make a difference due to Floyd's hand speed. But...
Floyd was a "hungry young lion" then and he was BUILDING himself. Plus it was guys guys that were mostly his size. When Floyd moved to 140-147...
If Floyd and Manny were around during the 90s era of welters, I say neither one moves to 147. They'd stay at 140. Maybe Floyd would face a faded...
It wasn't indeed. And I do believe that in 07-08, Floyd still wins. But I believe it's competitive. I could see Cotto doing a Castillo...
In truth, I could see Canelo winning. I still slightly lean towards Cotto but not with a lot of confidence. Mayweather-Cotto in 2008 is...
I think Cotto's prime was 07-08. That's when he was at his BEST for me. His fights with Quintana, Judah, Mosley, and Gomez were his zenith....
:lol: True. The reason I say around 7 is because I feel Benitez hits harder than Marquez and pulls the trigger quicker. I think he'd be so...
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