JMM Gameplan: Tire Floyd and Batter him in the Late Rounds...

What a ridiculous stoppage. :pat: I've seen worse...

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1. Who the hell is Wheeler? 2. Marquez is gonna stand in the center of the ring...WIT FLOYD MAYWEATHER:lol1: 3. Floyd waits on his opponent or systematically breaks them down...square off? :rofl: I hope they have a better strategy than that...your not beating Floyd Mayweather in the center of the ring... co-sign!!!!......WTF is Nacho thinkin'?!? :ugh:

jmm must backpedal and counter punch like he always does. that way he has a better chance of winning Good point, go by his strengths and do what he does best... lets just wait and see what happens... I wanna see a good fight.

JMM's exceptional bodywork is gonna be imperative in this fight. Whenever Mayweather is still for a moment or unloading a few punches of his own Marquez will slip in those hooks to the ribs Whether he can manage this enough to have Mayweather ripe for the picking by the end while handling Floyd's own offense... Well, we'll see - but I don't think so

True... but the thing is, I know what your saying about JMM will leave himself open a bit when on the attack and all that, but in this case maybe it is the best idea... I mean he can outbox many fighters, but outbox Floyd? I just don't see it, I mean if it was a brawler then yeah but Floyd is known to be a good Boxer, sometimes the better idea to fight Floyd is to try and bring the fight to him, which is still difficult because he has good defense and can counter punch very well (not trying to big up Floyd here, just saying what I think... which does have something to do with the fight). Somebody else had a decent idea though, even though like I said I doubt he could outbox Floyd, but somebody said try to use his jab as much as possible and try to beat him to it (I know he probably isn't faster than Floyd but if he times it right), but I still see him struggling to do that. You are right though, relying on him getting tired is crazy... like you said he can Box 15 rounds. jmm must backpedal and counter punch like he always does. that way he has a better chance of winning

I don't think JMM can make Mayweather gass out....but hey, they might be onto something....there's not really a blueprint to beat Floyd out there IMO....I think a good jab and a high work rate would beat Mayweather, reason I feel P-Dub is probally the one who has the tools to beat him yea their is a blue print to beating Mayweather..a bigger man who pressures him and lets there hands go

trying to make floyd fight will be too risky cause jmm is not that good doing offense. and yes, tiring floyd is a bad idea. floyd can box 15rds with no problems imo True... but the thing is, I know what your saying about JMM will leave himself open a bit when on the attack and all that, but in this case maybe it is the best idea... I mean he can outbox many fighters, but outbox Floyd? I just don't see it, I mean if it was a brawler then yeah but Floyd is known to be a good Boxer, sometimes the better idea to fight Floyd is to try and bring the fight to him, which is still difficult because he has good defense and can counter punch very well (not trying to big up Floyd here, just saying what I think... which does have something to do with the fight). Somebody else had a decent idea though, even though like I said I doubt he could outbox Floyd, but somebody said try to use his jab as much as possible and try to beat him to it (I know he probably isn't faster than Floyd but if he times it right), but I still see him struggling to do that. You are right though, relying on him getting tired is crazy... like you said he can Box 15 rounds.

To be fair though, bringing the fight to him is one of the best choices... I seriously can't see him outboxing Floyd, I mean JMM is a great fighter in his own right... has loads of experience and is a smart fighter, but I still don't see him outboxing Floyd though (but I guess you can take the layoff into account) but you are right... relying on him tiring really is a bad idea IMO. trying to make floyd fight will be too risky cause jmm is not that good doing offense. and yes, tiring floyd is a bad idea. floyd can box 15rds with no problems imo

"We are working on the same game plan for Mayweather that we used against Julian Wheeler, one of Juan Manuel's first fights in the United States," Beristain said through an interpreter. In 1995, Marquez took on Wheeler at the Great Western Forum, and scored a TKO in the tenth and final round. A former U.S. Olympian and U.S. National champion, Wheeler was listed as 5'8" ½, but when he stepped into the ring, TV announcer Tom Kelly said, "Marquez is decidedly shorter, and in fact listed as 5'7". I would think Wheeler would be closer to 5'10" from the look of him as they stand out there." Wheeler also had a freakish 74-inch reach—almost unheard of for a featherweight—which is two inches longer than Mayweather's. So how did Beristain neutralize Wheeler's size advantage? He devised a strategy in which Marquez would tire out Wheeler and then batter him in the final rounds. He had Marquez stay in the middle of the ring and not move around except to pivot. This forced Wheeler to constantly expend energy while trying to square off with Marquez and kept him dancing on his toes all night. The strategy paid off in the closing rounds when the wheels started to come off for Wheeler. In the final round, Wheeler's legs looked leaden and his gloves seemed to be moving in slow motion. Marquez pounced, landing virtually everything he let fly. In the final minute of the fight Marquez tattooed Wheeler with a four-punch combo that wobbled the bigger man's knees. Wheeler, who had been described by Kelly earlier as "a magnificent boxer," was reduced to looking like a punch-drunk wrestler. With five seconds left, and Wheeler still grabbing the referee—somewhat controversially—stepped in and stopped the fight. http://www.hbo.com/boxing/events/2009/0919_mayweather_marquez/columns/gottlieb_marquezprofile.html Tire Floyd? Good luck wit dat. Only chance I see for him is to win rds using his jab and trying to beat him to the punch, but CAREFUL

Because he fought the #2 P4P fighter coming off a 2 year layoff??? the #2 p4p that actually fight at 130-135...not 144 fraud will never take a fight against someone that actually have a chance to beat him. how can you say you are the best when you don't fight the best?

floyd will never fight him...fairy tale fight it doesnt matter, floyd would make pwill look silly. more silly than quintana made him look.

im not impressed with their gameplans. first they said jmm will pressure floyd, that wont work. now they say that they will try to tire floyd? again, that wont work. hope all of these are just a bluff :ugh: To be fair though, bringing the fight to him is one of the best choices... I seriously can't see him outboxing Floyd, I mean JMM is a great fighter in his own right... has loads of experience and is a smart fighter, but I still don't see him outboxing Floyd though (but I guess you can take the layoff into account) but you are right... relying on him tiring really is a bad idea IMO.

I understand him saying he wants to bring the fight to Floyd, cause they has been many fighters tactic because Floyd is a very good Boxer so it is pretty unlikely that JMM could outbox him... along with a lot of fighters would find it hard, so they try to bring the fight to him, so I get what he means by bringing the fight to him and trying to batter him in the later rounds. But, I don't think his plan on tiring Floyd is a very good idea, Floyd has great stamina and stays in shape, yeah he might be rusty a little but its still true that he does keep in good shape... so I just don't think it is a good idea to rely on tiring Floyd out, I mean... if it was a fighter that got tired a lot them maybe, but with Floyd I just don't think its a good idea... cause in his fights he has had great stamina... obviously though the layoff might affect him to be fair.

im not impressed with their gameplans. first they said jmm will pressure floyd, that wont work. now they say that they will try to tire floyd? again, that wont work. hope all of these are just a bluff :ugh:

"We are working on the same game plan for Mayweather that we used against Julian Wheeler, one of Juan Manuel's first fights in the United States," Beristain said through an interpreter. In 1995, Marquez took on Wheeler at the Great Western Forum, and scored a TKO in the tenth and final round. A former U.S. Olympian and U.S. National champion, Wheeler was listed as 5'8" ½, but when he stepped into the ring, TV announcer Tom Kelly said, "Marquez is decidedly shorter, and in fact listed as 5'7". I would think Wheeler would be closer to 5'10" from the look of him as they stand out there." Wheeler also had a freakish 74-inch reach—almost unheard of for a featherweight—which is two inches longer than Mayweather's. So how did Beristain neutralize Wheeler's size advantage? He devised a strategy in which Marquez would tire out Wheeler and then batter him in the final rounds. He had Marquez stay in the middle of the ring and not move around except to pivot. This forced Wheeler to constantly expend energy while trying to square off with Marquez and kept him dancing on his toes all night. The strategy paid off in the closing rounds when the wheels started to come off for Wheeler. In the final round, Wheeler's legs looked leaden and his gloves seemed to be moving in slow motion. Marquez pounced, landing virtually everything he let fly. In the final minute of the fight Marquez tattooed Wheeler with a four-punch combo that wobbled the bigger man's knees. Wheeler, who had been described by Kelly earlier as "a magnificent boxer," was reduced to looking like a punch-drunk wrestler. With five seconds left, and Wheeler still grabbing the referee—somewhat controversially—stepped in and stopped the fight. http://www.hbo.com/boxing/events/2009/0919_mayweather_marquez/columns/gottlieb_marquezprofile.html Floyd always dances around the ring and never gets tired. That plan will not work! FLoyd by KO, 9 or above.

Did anyone see the Wheeler fight? I'm a big Marquez fan and I hope he beats Mayweather but..... Wheeler was beating him. Then Marquez scored a controversial stoppage in the final round. Marquez didn't look good at all in that fight. but I doubt Marquez was in as good of shape/trained as hard, and was as focused as he is in this fight. Plus he's a better fighter now and more experienced. I'm just saying though.

I think this is only one of many gameplans. I have yet to see jmm stick to a single gameplan the entire fight. However, the same goes to pbf. We'll see how well they adjust to each other come fight night.

I'm pretty sure they have talked about a few different gameplans for this fight. Either way, JMM will find a way whilst he's in the ring. He always does.

Weird he mentioned it all to the press before the fight, unless he wants Floyd to think this is the plan and go with something totally different.