“You can’t really pinpoint someone as the greatest in history, simply because it’s presumptuous. In my opinion, right now I would choose Floyd Mayweather. Because that’s exactly what I saw in my generation.
But other people who are older than me could name Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Robinson - those are the ones I heard a lot about,” the American said in an interview with Million Dollar Worth Of Game.
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