Kind of getting in his own way there, Ward fought in the same number of years in the decade that Floyd did. He wasn't as dominant and Floyd schooled two of the top 5 guys as well as Cotto and Mosley. Like I said, agendas make it easy to try, the substance is never there.
Yeah I know, I get the feeling you chose not to understand what I wrote because I didn't choose Mayweather.
If you want to pick based on dominance alone (i.e. ignoring they didn't complete the decade) then Ward who also finished undefeated and P4P#1 should be place before Mayweather.
Ward established himself as arguable the greatest Super Middleweight ever, dominated the devision outclassing a Prime Froch along the way. Then stepped up to Light Heavy and knocked off one of the boogiemen of boxing in Prime Kovalev twice (whether we like the style of victory or not).
Mayweather has some great wins in the first half of the decade, but let's be real here not many were in their prime. Ward takes the accolade for me based on the criteria you seem to be using to try to give your boy the nod.
Romi wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 12:56
Under the radar Navarette getting no love. 4-0 4 kos v 88-5 records. Should at least be discussed in p4p terms. . The kid is the real deal.
Really good but other than Dogboe opponents been poor that’s why he’s active
DrDuke wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019, 05:50
Ajagba-Kiladze also became a one of the best fights. I even liked it more, than Inoue-Donaire. But still Joshua-Ruiz I is my favorite.
DrDuke wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019, 05:50
Ajagba-Kiladze also became a one of the best fights. I even liked it more, than Inoue-Donaire. But still Joshua-Ruiz I is my favorite.
