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Pernell may not have had the big punching power like some of the others and although it's not reflective on his KO count he could stick when he had to. If I remember correctly he knocked down some guys with body shots. That don't happen unless who got some punch. Sweet Pea also had a lot of...

I do agree with you that at the lighter weight divisions, there's no question Pretty Boy Floyd packed some punching power, but as he got older and went up in weight his punching power was less effective and he became more dependent on his defense and counter-punching.

I agree wholeheartedly. Floyd's career reminds me of Julio Cesar Chavez's. Both great fighters, no doubt. But who did they actually beat? I mean when Chavez fought people in their primes, he lost (Whitaker, Randall, etc.). What great fighter did Money fight while in their primes? May be...

You forgot Pernell Whitaker. Sweet Pea was at his peak as a welterweight and he'd have given Mayweather ****.

I think a young Manny Pacquiao resembles what Tyson would've been had he been fighting at a lighter weight. Constant movement, active with punching power. I don't doubt Pacman would've given Floyd trouble had they fought in their primes.