Are you serious?
Since Floyd won his 1st title in 1998, he's only fought more than twice in a year....3x (1999, 2001, and 2005)
When Henry Armstrong won his 1st title in 1937 until he lost it to Zivic, he fought at least 3x in 4 different years as a champion. 4x in 1937, 14x in 1938, 12x in 1939, and 8x in 1940 before losing his belt.
That's 38 fights as a Champion in a 4 year span for Henry Armstrong.....Floyd has only fought 30 times in 16 YEARS since winning the title from Genaro Hernandez
Floyd wouldnt have been able PHYSICALLY to fight as many times, without proper training and nutrition and in bad venues, like fighters from those days had to endure, so no way was he jumping up in divisions and beating naturally larger men with having to sometimes defend your title against 2 different opponents in the same week
Well, Floyd hasnt. He has NEVER been the undisputed, unified Champion in any division he's been in
Henry Armstrong was the sole Champion in every division he won the belt.....and held 3 different weight class belts (126, 135, and 147) all at the same time as THE MAN back when it was only 8 belts period. Floyd has never held 3 BELTS in the SAME DIVISION all at the same time and it's only 4 of them needed
Henry Armstrong has been the man in every division.
Okay
Um, he did. Henry Armstrong won the Welterweight Championship weighing in at 133 1/2 lbs and was outweighed by 10 pounds by prime HOFer Barney Ross on fight night. Not to mention the fact that Henry Armstrong was only 5'5 and started his career UNDER 126 lbs, for him to go all the way up in weight to fight for the Middleweight Championship and even fight fighters like prime Sugar Ray Robinson (who was a HUGE welterweight at 5'11 and the TRUE TBE) was what B-Hop was talking about
The equivalent today would be Floyd (who started off at 130) fighting for the Super Middleweight Championship....and we ALL know he's not gonna try that
Are we or Bernard Hopkins discussing who the better "boxer" is or who has the better resume?
Your holding Henry Armstrong to different standards right now, but you sound foolish for talking down on a man who won 3 belts in 3 different weight classes, and held them all at the same time, back in a day where there were only 8 belts period
Again, in order for Floyd to duplicate that, he would have to be the Champion in 6 different weight classes, and hold them all at the same time. If he cant do it, it shows how special Henry Armstrong was...back in a time when he entered the ring as a Champion against 38 opponents over the course of just 48 months