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I mean - the opponents in their primes and in their natural weight divisions only.

Obviously Floyd and Manny. Floyd most likely.

Floyd Joy Sinclair

Awaiting all the rationalizations that Floyd never actually beat a top level opponent

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑04 Dec 2019, 17:11 Awaiting all the rationalizations that Floyd never actually beat a top level opponent

He already prepared for it with "prime division only".

It's difficult to perfectly meet those stipulations because it's rarely clear that you've just seen the very best version of someone lose. (Perhaps if he were at his best he'd have won...) Having said that, the list that is hardest to beat is: Barrera twice, Hatton, Marquez two and a half times, Morales twice, Larios, De la Hoya, Mosley, Bradley twice, and Broner.

This is some sort of trap because its blatantly obvious floyd and manny top that list.

Jeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑05 Dec 2019, 17:19 This is some sort of trap because its blatantly obvious floyd and manny top that list.

There is not any trap, I think the question was/is clear.................

ValMar wrote: ↑06 Dec 2019, 12:56

Jeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑05 Dec 2019, 17:19 This is some sort of trap because its blatantly obvious floyd and manny top that list.

There is not any trap, I think the question was/is clear.................

then it was rhetorical. May weather.