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lol c'mon.
>And to me, and many other true >boxing heads, it's not even about these guys beating Floyd, >cause he would most likely beat these guys, it's about Floyd >being willing to continue to take the challenge, the spirit of >competition...the heart just ain't there...
The "floyd hasn't fought anybody" ship sailed, a long time ago.
You could make an argument about lopsided match-making prior to the Oscar fight (when Floyd was fighting Baldomir, Mitchell, Gatti etc..) - but since Oscar, it's been nothing but top contenders and fighters *the fans* wanted to see.
Fans wanted the Oscar fight, it happened.
Hatton blew onto the scene, knocked out Castillo, and everyone wanted that fight. It happened.
JMM was fresh off being what many thought was robbery from Pac, and considered top P4P guy, Floyd fought him, fans wanted to see it.
Fans said Hatton/JMM were too small, and Floyd never fights big guys, has an argument w/ Rugged Man where he says "fight Shane's big ass!" - and Shane gets in Floyd's face post-marquez interview, --- fans call for the fight, and Floyd fights Shane who was FRESH off destroying Margarito. Fight happened.
Cotto is fresh off a renaissance in his career having toppled the Margarito demon, and many had always wanted to see Cotto-Floyd, and the fight happens.
And then, what makes this post over-the-top absurd is that you're making this claim about Floyd RIGHT after he fights Canelo, a bigger, stronger middleweight who is still regarded as a bright P4P prospect - and fans (more importantly, knowledgeable experts) were calling for this fight - and it happened.
*Guerrero was a gimmie fight, but that's about it.
The only guy left Floyd hasn't fought who is established on an elite level is Pacquiao. That's it. Floyd's resume stands up to the test of time, and if you can't see that you're just upset.
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