Has Floyd Mayweather showed signs of aging?

Floyd was born to fight and does not rely on 1 thing,it isnt his speed,nor his power or just his defense that beats you..it is the intangibles,his mental aspect that takes everything away from you.What he has lost physically he has gained mentally. Good post ! sort of like Ali.

he's the same as he's ever been at welter, given that he fights more conservatively although his power and strenght have improved by a good margin one thing that has declined is the endurance of his legs

of course he shows his age. just look at his fights at 130 and 135, and even his early work at 147. signs of aging don't relegate you to mediocrity. great fighters adjust. as he's aged he's gotten off of his toes more. against cotto he was on the ropes, obviously not by design. it's a more fan friendly style, imo. i think 2007 mayweather handles 2013 mayweather rather easily if that's what you're asking.

Of course. He does not dance anymore. That was a big part of Floyd's game. He's made up for it in other departments, but his movement is dead. Floyd's defense has actually gotten better with age. you need to switch your avatar back to that red headed hottie,,,

Of course. He does not dance anymore. That was a big part of Floyd's game. He's made up for it in other departments, but his movement is dead. Floyd's defense has actually gotten better with age.

I think floyd has slowed alittle,, he still beats everyone at 147 and its not even close,, but he has slowed,, prime floyd would have made guerrero look like gatti... thats the only way i can explain it

slow ass Cotto landed way more than he was supposed to that was an indicator of aging, but that's all other than that Floyd's looked just fine he coulda finished Guerrero if he felt like it, dude had 0 answers but that was mental not physical But Floyd was overtrained against Cotto. He looked utterly washed up. He stared directly at Cotto's slow punches, as they landed on him. Against Ghost, he looked supremely conditioned. During the training camp for the Cotto fight, every interview his team did, spoke about him doing too much. Floyd later admitted that he failed he may have been overtrained. Against Ghost, Floyd Sr said on the FIRST day of camp, he noticed Floyd doing too much. So he told Floyd to let his body rest more, and to me, he looked like he hadnt trained that disciplined in years. He was more lightfooted than when he fought Judah, Ortiz, Mosley, Oscar etc. He looked like he did at the lower weights against guys like Genero and Diego, when he was forced to use footspeed to get in and out on taller guys. He was in shape for that against Ghost who I knew Floyd had to use footwork, and turn Ghost as he came forward.

To be quite simple, Yes. He doesn't have the speed and agility to pull of skills he had at one time. However he is matured and his ring IQ is now his biggest weapon. The man has unchallenged knowledge in that ring.

Of course. He's headig toward 37 years of age and has been a pro for 17 years. He's not going to be in his prime or he same fighter he was when he was 25.

Offensively he is not as good. He is slower too. Though his defense has improved and mentally I bet he has improved as well, knowing the game more and all. He actually seems to hit harder now, some of the shots he threw in the Guerrero fight looked SHARP but thats probably due to him throwing one punch at a time hence more power in each shot

slow ass Cotto landed way more than he was supposed to that was an indicator of aging, but that's all other than that Floyd's looked just fine he coulda finished Guerrero if he felt like it, dude had 0 answers but that was mental not physical Floyd stood in the pocket that's why Cotto landed more and Cotto was very strong in that fight , don't you remember Roach and everybody saying Floyds legs are shot he cant move any more , that is until he showed their was nothing wrong with his legs lol , he said against Ortiz Mosley and Cotto he will stand toe to toe , he did and when he boxes and moves they don't tough him .

Appreciably? Can't say I've seen it.

This thread is very original. I haven't seen a few similar threads like this one posted on here lately. And to answer your question, yes, he has showed signs of aging. He doesn't throw the left hook with the same quick sharp release as he once did years ago and his reflexes aren't as sharp as they once were.

Definitely lost some speed and doesn't move around as much as he used to.

slow ass Cotto landed way more than he was supposed to that was an indicator of aging, but that's all other than that Floyd's looked just fine he coulda finished Guerrero if he felt like it, dude had 0 answers but that was mental not physical wouldnt call Cotto slow,and he is know to have great timing on his jab and thats really all he landed.Floyd could not pull counter his jab because Cotto steps in with his jab

Floyd was born to fight and does not rely on 1 thing,it isnt his speed,nor his power or just his defense that beats you..it is the intangibles,his mental aspect that takes everything away from you.What he has lost physically he has gained mentally.

slow ass Cotto landed way more than he was supposed to that was an indicator of aging, but that's all other than that Floyd's looked just fine he coulda finished Guerrero if he felt like it, dude had 0 answers but that was mental not physical