The Hatton wins for Pac & Floyd are roughly comparable. A) Hatton had fought twice since Floyd when Pac fought him and looked fine B) it was at...
McLellan went toe to toe with Julian Jackson and come out on top. Twice. Nuff said. McClellan KO 5.
Just for the record: I never said any of those things. Ever.
http://www.weightrainer.net/circbf.html That way is accurate enough for most purposes.
I see sorry, crossed wires. I think we basically agree anyway.... Floyd may well be better. If I had to guess I'd say he was slightly better. But...
Nah, it's only been this way since about 1995 when Roy Jones realized he could get bumper pay days and adulation doing nothing meaningful at all...
Exactly. Lets just add every fighter that fought between 130-147 this decade to his resume, too. Can't imagine him losing to any of them can you?...
You couldn't see it? Floyd made pretty sure of that. You get great by beating cunts. Not by not fighting them and us all just 'not imagining' he...
Golota is as incapable of winning a significant fight as I am.
Always thought Foreman-Lyle sucked, sloppy as all hell, looked like tough man contest stuff. Just for shear, unparalleled drama and significance...
....ly boring
TBH, the fight has probably already lost quite a bit of sheen versus had it happened in march. Any further delay is just disastrous for the sport.
Great posts by Trplsec. I stand by my pick of Benitez as marginal betting favourite here, but Jackson is a very live underdog - a very different...
I check if there's a camera first but I often do:lol:
^^^ exactly what Ramonza said
The second one. Duran Leonard I.
Loche-Cervantes I or Duran-Leonard I EDIT The second one actually.
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Don't think Jackson is quite the one dimensional swinger he's become in the collective memory. We aren't talking about David Tua here...... at 154...
This isn't gonna be pretty.....
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Sly he's beaten a featherweight at welterweight and a 38 year old coming off a 16 month lay off. Those are his only two fights in the last 2 1/2...
Nah, if they're fighting at the same weight they're the same weight. Reminds me of when I would see Chris Byrd on p4p lists after watching him...
He can win it by going & proving more than the guy above him. Just like the guy below him could & did overtake him by proving more than he did....
So what? What does that have to do with anything? Call it 2 years of inactivity then. Regardless of his motivations or anything else, it was 2...
REED - who has proven more in his last 3 or 4 fights? Pac or Floyd? It isn't even close. Pac is Number 1 until Floyd does something to match his...
Um....when he retired, REED!!! And even more relevantly when Pac came along and beat his best two opponents far more impressively than he did THEN...
Maybe if lost a very close decision then dropped to lightweight or something. But as long as he's a welterweight he'll be judged as a welterweight.
You don't win titles on assumptions and predictions. When Floyd actually PROVES himself as good as Pac against opposition on the same level he'll...
Naseem Hamed - welterweight Julian Jackson - heavyweight (seriously) Carlos Zarate - superfeatherweight Jimmy Wilde - ???? Kostya Tszyu -...
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