When was the last time Floyd fought a real threat?

[THE REED]

Everytime you step in that ring there is a possibility you will lose. Just ask Manny Pacquiao after November 12th and I'm sure he would agree. Ortiz was younger, bigger and a southpaw so yes he was a threat. Mosley hadn't lost in a few years and was the number welterweight in the world, so yes he was a threat. Marquez was the number 2 p4p at the time, so yes he was threat. Oscar was the light middleweight champion and was younger than Floyd is now, so yes he was a threat.

Stop holding Floyd to an unbelievable standard that you hold no other fighter to because it just makes you look like a hater.

Good post...

[Ring Leader]

Only threat to Mayweather is the IRS during tax season

[tennishero]

look theres a simple reason floyd doesnt want manny

the so called perfect defense is ****ing useless against left hooks

see what ward did to froch, thats what a good left hook will do to that moronic defense that leaves the chin wide open like that

floyd has legitimate chance of suffering an early KO and he knows it, he fears the fook out of manny- heck i aint never seen anyone so small hurt moseley the way manny did- that power is scary

secondly floyd shouldnt be scared of manny- he has the matchup advantage
he is aging better than manny
his jab is crisper
his defense is 10 times better
he has the confidence and he knows he blueprint to beat manny
(counter his rushes- wear him down- outlast him)

but that deep seated fear of 1 single left hook has made his balls shrink

thats the reality

ortiz was NEVER going to beat floyd

khan martinez or pacquiao are the only options floyd should be taking

[boxer.exposed]

no1s a real threat when ur floyd mayweather. **** he fought a younger jmm at the same weight manny fought him. dominated him, a p4p powerhouse, and hes still not a threat. go figure.

Liar! Pac fought a younger Marquez TWICE in his own 2 best weight division (featherweight and super featherweight). The first fight, the corrupt judge saved him from a lost and the second it can go either way. Floyd came overweight and enjoyed a 15-20 lbs advantage over Marquez during the fight.

[THE REED]

look theres a simple reason floyd doesnt want manny

the so called perfect defense is ****ing useless against left hooks

see what ward did to froch, thats what a good left hook will do to that moronic defense that leaves the chin wide open like that

floyd has legitimate chance of suffering an early KO and he knows it, he fears the fook out of manny- heck i aint never seen anyone so small hurt moseley the way manny did- that power is scary

secondly floyd shouldnt be scared of manny- he has the matchup advantage
he is aging better than manny
his jab is crisper
his defense is 10 times better
he has the confidence and he knows he blueprint to beat manny
(counter his rushes- wear him down- outlast him)

but that deep seated fear of 1 single left hook has made his balls shrink

thats the reality

ortiz was NEVER going to beat floyd

khan martinez or pacquiao are the only options floyd should be taking

This isnt about Manny... Stick to the SUBJECT

[THE REED]

Liar! Pac fought a younger Marquez TWICE in his own 2 best weight division (featherweight and super featherweight). The first fight, the corrupt judge saved him from a lost and the second it can go either way. Floyd came overweight and enjoyed a 15-20 lbs advantage over Marquez during the fight.

Please post proof of floyds fight night weight... Ill wait.

[WARQUEZ]

This isnt about Manny... Stick to the SUBJECT

Be aware that you're asking them to do the impossible.

[tennishero]

and dont give me no crap about his straight right

its good but its open to abuse aswell

he uses it when he knows the opponent isnt going near him
also its just not very powerfull- theres no way that floyd's right hand can damage manny

floyd willl have to adjust to manny, and he doesnt want to, and if he tries to stand and trade with manny he is going to get KTFO
his only hope is to run all night and hope he doesnt get tagged

floyd will definitely win on points but theres a huge risk in that

[boxer.exposed]

Everytime you step in that ring there is a possibility you will lose. Just ask Manny Pacquiao after November 12th and I'm sure he would agree. Ortiz was younger, bigger and a southpaw so yes he was a threat. Mosley hadn't lost in a few years and was the number welterweight in the world, so yes he was a threat. Marquez was the number 2 p4p at the time, so yes he was threat. Oscar was the light middleweight champion and was younger than Floyd is now, so yes he was a threat.

Stop holding Floyd to an unbelievable standard that you hold no other fighter to because it just makes you look like a hater.

How can be lightweight a threat to welterweight specially he came overweight and enjoyed around 15-20 lbs advantages during the fight. Oscar was shot to pieces and everybody knows that.

[warp1432]

A couple of months ago

The court judge?