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Story about Floyd Sr not wanting his son to fight southpaws? (old story)
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Originally posted by Dominicano Soy! View PostBecause the shoulder roll ain't as affective against south paws. Mayweather has a high guard though, worked well against Judah.
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Originally posted by Rabbit-Punches View PostAh ok. I remember Zab looking good the first half and when he punched him in the back of the head or something and everyone jumped in.
Floyd DOES get hit much more by southpaws than any other but he's also more offensive and trades with them as someone else said. Sharmba Mitchell was also a southpaw I believe and Floyd got hit more in that fight than I ever remember him getting hit flush. But he also literally walked down Sharmba and KTFO him witha body shot and traded huge bombs with him.
Same goes for Corley. The only reason Floyd was getting hit that much was because he was literally slugging with Corley going all out brutal slug fest.
So yes, Southpaws do seem to hit Floyd alot more because as someone said it's also due to the fact that the shoulder roll from an orthodox stance the way that Floyd does it is not as effective against southpaws because it fails to block their hardest punch the straight left.
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Originally posted by Fulcrum29 View PostThat was after Zab did a deliberate low blow on Floyd then hit him in the back of the head as Floyd keeled over from the groin shot. That's the only time Zab "hurt" him.
Floyd DOES get hit much more by southpaws than any other but he's also more offensive and trades with them as someone else said. Sharmba Mitchell was also a southpaw I believe and Floyd got hit more in that fight than I ever remember him getting hit flush. But he also literally walked down Sharmba and KTFO him witha body shot and traded huge bombs with him.
Same goes for Corley. The only reason Floyd was getting hit that much was because he was literally slugging with Corley going all out brutal slug fest.
So yes, Southpaws do seem to hit Floyd alot more because as someone said it's also due to the fact that the shoulder roll from an orthodox stance the way that Floyd does it is not as effective against southpaws because it fails to block their hardest punch the straight left.
However, why do you think he is more offensive against them compared to orthodox fighters? maybe floyd gets hit more because of this, just speculating.
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Originally posted by them_apples View Postthe high guard barely did anything, Judah popped him with a few good shots. Judah fades though, which is why he can't bang with the top dogs.
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Originally posted by Fulcrum29 View PostThat was after Zab did a deliberate low blow on Floyd then hit him in the back of the head as Floyd keeled over from the groin shot. That's the only time Zab "hurt" him.
Floyd DOES get hit much more by southpaws than any other but he's also more offensive and trades with them as someone else said. Sharmba Mitchell was also a southpaw I believe and Floyd got hit more in that fight than I ever remember him getting hit flush. But he also literally walked down Sharmba and KTFO him witha body shot and traded huge bombs with him.
Same goes for Corley. The only reason Floyd was getting hit that much was because he was literally slugging with Corley going all out brutal slug fest.
So yes, Southpaws do seem to hit Floyd alot more because as someone said it's also due to the fact that the shoulder roll from an orthodox stance the way that Floyd does it is not as effective against southpaws because it fails to block their hardest punch the straight left.
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Originally posted by El Jesus View PostMayweather had more success when he lured himself in and used the high gaurd to close the distance and began attacking in combination to judahs body and found the answer to the right hand that kept creeping in. weather judah fades or not, nobody was talking about judah "fading" 6 months before when he beat the hell out of corey spinks
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