In other words you got sonned and now you're trying to deflect attention away from the fact that you can't stand behind your argument. Same shyt that happened in that last Floyd thread when you came in cheerleading for Manny and i posted circles around you to the point that you said fukk it threw in the towel.Stick to the topic or find a thread that you can actually keep up with.

I only responded to you TWICE.....and neither of your responses were anything more than more Floyd stanning from you, as normal Floyd stans cannot argue about boxing objectively.
Secondly, in order to pass some time here in the office.....what you said in your original post was FALSE which is why I just skipped over it just to tell you: For no reason, dont ever compare Ali and Floyd.
I guess I'll break you down though for kicks

Final Boss said:These dudes claiming Floyd is ducking fighters despite having probably the most stacked resume of his era are the same ones who would've called Leonard soft in the 80's
Why would we? Again here you go comparing Floyd's "cherry picked" resume with someone who actually FOUGHT HOFers and beat them while they were IN their primes

SRL fought Duran 3x, Thomas Hearns 2x, and Marvin Hagler all in the 80s....Floyd doesnt even have a top 6 resume of current fighters

Oscar De La Hoya, Manny Pacquiao, Juan Manuel Marquez, Zab Judah, Bernard Hopkins, and Shane Mosley, all off the top of my head have better resumes than Floyd Mayweather.
It's in some peoples nature to tear down those who reach the top of their respective fields. If that's not possible then they'll manufacture a reason to cheapen their accomplishments.
Saying Floyd beat DLH, Mosley, Cotto (the 3 biggest names on his resume) when they were out of their primes is "manufacturing a reason to cheapen his accomplishment"

It's a FACT

Fact #1
Oscar De La Hoya was 34 years old and 2-2 in his last 4 fights before he fought Floyd Mayweather. After losing to Floyd Mayweather, he went 1-1 in his next 2 fights before retiring at 35. He ended his career 3-4 (including the loss to Floyd).
Fact #2
Shane Mosley was 38 years old and washed up when he fought Floyd Mayweather. Dude lost back to back fights against Vernon Forest (rip), had a NC with Raul Marquez due to headbutts, Roided himself up to beat Oscar De La Hoya in a rematch, and then lost back to back fights against Winky Wright. Over 6 fights, he lost 4 of em, cheated to get the only win he got, and had a NC in the other.
Then, he beats David fukking Estrada, Jose Luis Cruz (



After losing to Mayweather, 4 months later he fights to a fukking draw with SERGIO MORA of all people, loses to Pacquiao, loses to Alvarez, and finally beats weak ass Cano to get back in the win column after 4 years. Mosley's last 8 fights, 3-4-1 (including the loss to Floyd)
Fact #3
Miguel Cotto was battered to near death and was never the same after his fights against Manny Pacquiao and Antonio Margarito. No matter how many times Floyd said "Cotto is an undefeated fighter in my eyes", his body tells a different story. Floyd fights him, wins a closer than expected decision, then 7 months later....Austin Trout beats Cotto easier tha Floyd did. Cotto's washed up, and Pac and Margs did that to him. Hell, Cotto probably should've lost that fight against Joshua Clottey to be real. The Cotto that Floyd fought was not the same one that Zab Judah or Shane Mosley fought. Cotto's last 9 fights, he's 5-4 with a controversial victory over Clottey, he beat Michael Jennings, a Yuri Foreman who blew his knee out in the fight

I know you're usually a step behind in these debates but even you should've been able to understand that without me having to dumb it down and re-explain it to you on a 3rd grade level
I'm usually a step behind, because I've already lapped you Floyd stans.
"Look behind you, I'm about to lap you twice!" - Jay-Z
I'll sit here and wait for your response.
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