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Here we go again.. May don't even have to prove he could beat pacquiao.. Cause he'd beat him anyway.. Just like Marg and Cotto.. Floyd would win anyway. Yep!
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Originally posted by S IP U IR S xII View PostSuch a crock and another instance of internet brainwashing....Oscar DID lose the fight, but it was not some blow out that the same idiots now that are saying compubox means nothing in Marquez Pacquiao 3...but told the whole story of the Oscar Floyd match are saying. I had it 115-113 to Floyd...can also make the case of 116-112 for Floyd....by no means a blowout...just something dick riders and morons say.
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I dont necessarily think theres a 'blueprint' on how to beat Floyd, because of his adaptability.
However, he has a number of weaknesses, as all fighters do, that I would take into account if I wear fighting him.
1. Jab to the body. This is actually Mayweather's best punch in my book(or maybe jsut my favorite), but also one of the best ways to open up his defense. Mosley was flicking to the body before rocking Mayweather badly with a right hand. DLH landed one of his biggest and cleanest shots on Maywather by flicking to the body and throwing the right hand up top. Castillo also did this, although it wasnt as pronounced and mostly is seen as him just working his way in.
2. The southpaw right hook. Judah was able to catch Mayweather a number of times with this punch, and it sort of makes sense why. Mayweather's right hand is usually glued to his face to prevent left hooks, and he uses his shoulder for the left hand. If you throw the right hook at the right angle or as a counter, you can get over that left shoulder and land on the temple. Dont forget Corley also hurt Mayweather with a right hook quite badly.
3. Body shots, forcing fight at close range. Pretty self explanatory. Going to the body prevents Mayweather from using his head movement, and getting at close range prevents him from using his legs. Much easier target, although still a hell of a problem to hit. Castillo is still the guy to give Mayweather his toughest fights, and I would follow his strategy if I were a Mayweather opponent.
All that being said, someone like Mayweather is so versatile and talented, it would be very difficult to beat him, to say the least.
I agree wholeheartedly with saying that a Thomas Hearns would make mincemeat out of Mayweather, but a fighter with that kind of skill and physical advantages is in a class of their own, you cant form a strategy based on that.
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Originally posted by QS2 View Posti think to beat mayweather one has to make it into a very dirty roughhouse tactic fight. like constantly hugging,grabbing, headbutting, leaning and putting a lot of weight on mayweather and don't let him box. can't out box the master
but you can out hustle him. most fighter tried to box with him in the past. someone should really train only roughhouse tactics for a mayweather fight.
I don't understand how you can come to this conclusion after the last 2 fighters who tried these rough house tactic got knocked out(Hatton, Ortiz).
This is boxing...Floyd doesn't fight in the UFC.
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Originally posted by Steak View PostI dont necessarily think theres a 'blueprint' on how to beat Floyd, because of his adaptability.
However, he has a number of weaknesses, as all fighters do, that I would take into account if I wear fighting him.
1. Jab to the body. This is actually Mayweather's best punch in my book(or maybe jsut my favorite), but also one of the best ways to open up his defense. Mosley was flicking to the body before rocking Mayweather badly with a right hand. DLH landed one of his biggest and cleanest shots on Maywather by flicking to the body and throwing the right hand up top. Castillo also did this, although it wasnt as pronounced and mostly is seen as him just working his way in.
2. The southpaw right hook. Judah was able to catch Mayweather a number of times with this punch, and it sort of makes sense why. Mayweather's right hand is usually glued to his face to prevent left hooks, and he uses his shoulder for the left hand. If you throw the right hook at the right angle or as a counter, you can get over that left shoulder and land on the temple. Dont forget Corley also hurt Mayweather with a right hook quite badly.
3. Body shots, forcing fight at close range. Pretty self explanatory. Going to the body prevents Mayweather from using his head movement, and getting at close range prevents him from using his legs. Much easier target, although still a hell of a problem to hit. Castillo is still the guy to give Mayweather his toughest fights, and I would follow his strategy if I were a Mayweather opponent.
All that being said, someone like Mayweather is so versatile and talented, it would be very difficult to beat him, to say the least.
I agree wholeheartedly with saying that a Thomas Hearns would make mincemeat out of Mayweather, but a fighter with that kind of skill and physical advantages is in a class of their own, you cant form a strategy based on that.
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THe great thing is since there is no blueprint to beat floyd, the first person to do it will reap the benefits.
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thats before pacs fight with marquez and before ARUM SAID THEY ARE NOT INTERESTED IN NEGOTIATING WITH MAYWEATHER! Read the interviews and stop going by peoples opinions read the interviews with ariza and freddy roach they even say pac wants the fight but arum doesn't and now pac is saying he will decide who he will fight after xmas!!Originally posted by puga View Postthis is new...
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