i think that mayweathers reflexes arent far behind by any means, roy jones reflexes were on display mmuch more because of his style, but mayweather even against fast opponents like zab could still throw out 3 straight rights, or lead with a left and follow with a hook,
the fact that naseem and roy didnt fight by the books also showcases their reflexes more often,
mayweathers ability to predict and then adjust with perfect timing and reflexes to the point where he doesnt even get hurt, id say that mayweather isnt far behind
Jones is out in front, Mayweather close behind with Pac lagging about three miles back. Pac is fast but he doesn't have what anyone would call great reflexes. He is not unusually good in that department at all unlike the other two guys.
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It's not a diss either on Pac because it's not his style. He has other great attributes but his reflexes aren't one of them.
RJJ and Mayweather are the only ones on that list that's worth mentioning, Pac isn't known for his reflexes. RJJ had the fastest reflexes, he was not human.
I personally think roy jones, but i dont think that hes in a league of his own
you don't think he's in a league of his own?! roy jones jr. began to completely throw away fundamentals and still hit people with every punch in the book with genius speed, power, timing AND placement.
i don't know why manny pacquiao is even in the conversation but much of "prime" mayweather's offense was set-up by jabs, which led to left hooks and, eventually, straight rights.
pacquiao's offense is set-up mostly by footwork which leads to advantageous angles for his southpaw style and a long jab to set-up that straight left.
roy jones jr. didn't use his jab. he often jumped right to left hooks (that could end the fight in the first round, btw) and set-up much of his offense off of feints. which means that he would test his opponents reaction to his movements and catch them with FLUSH lead straight right hands (a boxing no-no) as soon as he saw the opening.
name someone in his league.