Who has more loses, Floyd Jr.'s last six opponents, or Pacquiao's?
Time to be objective and see who really fought washed up fighters and tomato cans.
Update:@Red Boy
I'm asking the same question because you Flomos can't answer this question point blank. I want the numbers. "Who cares" is not a number. And please stop pretending not to be a Flomo.
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Floyd Joy 254-25
Pacquiao 225-17
Floyd faced
Mosley 46-5
Marquez 50-4
Hatton 43-0
De La Hoya 38-4
Baldomir 43-9 (this one hurt him)
Judah 34-3
Manny faced
Margarito 38-6
Clottey 35-3
Cotto 34-1
Hatton 45-1
De La Hoya 39-5
Diaz 34-1
Who cares? you already asked this question and the answer is the same. all that matters is that the oppoenent is worth fighting. You continue to criticize Mayweather but ignore Pacquiao.
Pacquiao fought De a Hoya at a weight class he hadn't fought at in years and was weight drained, but not it's ok just because it's Pacquiao.
He knocks out Hatton and you act like Hatton has any real skill, he even got knocked out by Mayweather who is a lesser puncher compared to Pacquiao.
He beat Cotto, at a catchweight of 144 or 145. What's wrong with 147?
Wouldn't fight Mosley at 147 only 142, why not 147? He can fight at 147 when his opponent sucks but when the opponent is at his best at 147 he can't?
fought Clottey, Clottey didn't even beat Cotto.
Fought Margarito and even though he deserves credit for beating a guy outweighing him by 17 pounds, it was an easy fight from the start. I mean it was pretty much just putting Margarito in the ring to get his a** kicked and pick up his check.
Now he'll probably fight Mosley because he's old and Paul Williams because he's easy for him.
Never fighting anyone who's any real threat to him. Same thing you accuse Mayweather of doing. Mayweather and Pacquiao are very similar. You're just too ignorant to see it. I can admit it cuz I'm not a worshiper, you are.
Floyd's last five opponents all scored knockout victory's before losing to him. Carlos Baldimor, Oscar Dela Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, and Shane Mosley all five of them knocked out the man they fought before losing to Floyd.