Mayweather vs Judah - Judah only won 2 rounds

wow you think you know everything about boxing when in reality you know nothing. judah won that fight by dq. deal with it.

Shouldn't he also have gotten a knockdown that the ref missed or didn't call also?

This is great Barry, but you still haven't told us how he broke down Sharmba Mitchell. And I don't know how much longer I can wait.

I thought aside from those 2 rounds in the first 4 rounds, Judah may have won round 7 and round 10. I would not be mad at some one having the fight 8-4 Mayweather. Judah only won 2 rounds? Judah won most of the first 5 or 6 rounds if I remember right. By the way, are you gonna make a thread here for every video you post on youtube? I am not trying to be impolite but I see your threads here since many weeks. You basically post a thread for every vid you make on youtube. Imagine everybody would post every youtube video of his in a thread on boxingscene. Just saying... El diabloooooooooooo :lol1:

The lever like use of the elbow is something we train alot of in Ju Jutsu. And one learns quickly that controlling the head has an affect on controlling what the person can throw. Its funny because the intelligence involved with proper grappling is universal in many regards. But specifically the position where both hands are on the inside of an opponent's arm is a very important way to control the opponent. This elbow position turns into many throws when applied in combat. One of the things about Mayweather is how untelegraphed the punching is...this is speed of efficiency and it is learned through technique where as using speed and pulling the hands back is a bad habit and Barry I am sure you know.... It it takes 5 minutes to learn a good habit it takes at least thrice as long to unlearn a bad habit! It took me years of training in my arts to unlearn all the bad stuff picked up by half assing stuff:ugh: Intelligent comment. Thanks!

Mayweather should have been DQ'd when Roger entered the ring to brawl.

The lever like use of the elbow is something we train alot of in Ju Jutsu. And one learns quickly that controlling the head has an affect on controlling what the person can throw. Its funny because the intelligence involved with proper grappling is universal in many regards. But specifically the position where both hands are on the inside of an opponent's arm is a very important way to control the opponent. This elbow position turns into many throws when applied in combat. One of the things about Mayweather is how untelegraphed the punching is...this is speed of efficiency and it is learned through technique where as using speed and pulling the hands back is a bad habit and Barry I am sure you know.... It it takes 5 minutes to learn a good habit it takes at least thrice as long to unlearn a bad habit! It took me years of training in my arts to unlearn all the bad stuff picked up by half assing stuff:ugh:

I wish your 'film study' stuff lived up to its promotion. You often spend ages in these things just finding ways to reiterate a point that was hardly revelatory to begin with. Present insight or go home. Your comment is without merit. When I look at the numerous Professional Trainers, Fighters, amateur trainers and fighters, casual fans that take the time to watch my videos and comment on youtube...your comment is ignorant. I know i'm supposed to ignore people like you but really get over your dislike and learn something about the sport. If not don't comment. I don't expect you to have anything intelligent to say. But then agaion that's why i make the videos. PS your welcomed to be specific

I didn't watch the video all the way through yet, but I'm looking to break it down bit by bit, and seeing as this is the first thing that stood out to me, I needed to address it. Eric you are easily the first credible guy that I have had comment on my thread. I hope you take the time to watch the video and others. You will see I do the sport justice. I admit I have a chip on my shoulder and come off very straight forward. Today is a marketing age where you have to have your tail in between your legs and kiss a lot of ass. I have been trying to conform to that but it's difficult. If you can get pass that, my Film Study Videos are worth watching.

I didn't watch the video all the way through yet, but I'm looking to break it down bit by bit, and seeing as this is the first thing that stood out to me, I needed to address it.

Judah won about 3 rounds, not 5 or 6 like these morons are claiming.

I want to say 4 but 2 is crazy Video talks, not opinion and I present what the video shows. You'd have to get better with your film study habits

Did u just say that no one is used to fighting a southpaws, Especially a big professional fighter? I beg to differ, Floyd has a very extensive amateur boxing resume where he fought all styles, especially on the international circuit. Even during his pro career he fought southpaws leading up to Judah. Floyd grew up in the gym literally, and I am positive that he's seen every style possible and has great experience against those styles Eric watch the video. It's pointless to watch something looking to disagree. Watch the video 1st then present your points. Yes Mayweather has experience....that's obvious. However at a certain level your not fighting gym fighters. Eric, wow..That's a forum fan comment. That's really all you took from the video. Wow Eric

Did u just say that no one is used to fighting a southpaws, Especially a big professional fighter? I beg to differ, Floyd has a very extensive amateur boxing resume where he fought all styles, especially on the international circuit. Even during his pro career he fought southpaws leading up to Judah. Floyd grew up in the gym literally, and I am positive that he's seen every style possible and has great experience against those styles

Judah only won 2 rounds? Judah won most of the first 5 or 6 rounds if I remember right. By the way, are you gonna make a thread here for every video you post on youtube? I am not trying to be impolite but I see your threads here since many weeks. You basically post a thread for every vid you make on youtube. Imagine everybody would post every youtube video of his in a thread on boxingscene. Just saying... Judah won 3 rounds, not 5 or 6! And the man takes his time to make boxing videos where he tries to break down fights and fighters and posts the videos, you tell me, what other amazing threads is his vids wasting space for? If you don't want to watch or comment on the video then the thread goes to the bottom anyway.