Vinny Paz KOs Floyd Mayweather or get ducked!

[Bennyleonard99]

Vinny Paz KO Gilbert Dele popped up on my feed last week and it was astounding how vicious relentless and Vinny Paz was. Floyd never had to deal with a raging fighter like this Paz, who would have been on him like white on rice. Every one of Floyd's opponents just stood there in front of him throwing one or one twos. Vinny Paz would have KOed Floyd or would have been ducked or paid off to box soft. Look at what a beast Paz was. Floyd would have been easy work for Paz. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw0kIyFevLY

[IronDanHamza]

You're aware that Vinny Paz got battered by Roger Mayweather, right?

[Bennyleonard99]

You're aware that Vinny Paz got battered by Roger Mayweather, right?

I saw that on his record but don't remember ever seeing it. Paz mustve improved. He has the exact swarming relentless pressure style that would have bullied Floyd around and inflicted a beatdown. Floyd ducked pressure fighters like Pac, Margarito, Cotto, Williams Martinez. Look how good Paz looks vs Dele, way too much heat for Floyd.

[IronDanHamza]

I saw that on his record but don't remember ever seeing it. Paz mustve improved. He has the exact swarming relentless pressure style that would have bullied Floyd around and inflicted a beatdown. Floyd ducked pressure fighters like Pac, Margarito, Cotto, Williams Martinez. Look how good Paz looks vs Dele, way too much heat for Floyd.

Are you trolling or just galactically stupid? I sense the first one but I'll entertain it anyway just for the shits and giggles;

You don't remember seeing it? Why don't you just type into youtube and look for yourself, it's on there. And he got totally dominated by Roger Mayweather who is like what? 30 levels beneath his nephew? I don't know how you'd judge that but the point is he's not remotely close to his level, that we know.

Paziena was 26 years old and in his prime then, by the way.

The chances of Vinnie Paziena winning a round vs Floyd Mayweather is relatively low. Let alone the idea of him winning a boxing match vs Floyd Mayweather, which is slim to none and slim's left town.

[Willie Pep 229]

Are you trolling or just galactically stupid? I sense the first one but I'll entertain it anyway just for the shits and giggles;

You don't remember seeing it? Why don't you just type into youtube and look for yourself, it's on there. And he got totally dominated by Roger Mayweather who is like what? 30 levels beneath his nephew? I don't know how you'd judge that but the point is he's not remotely close to his level, that we know.

Paziena was 26 years old and in his prime then, by the way.

The chances of Vinnie Paziena winning a round vs Floyd Mayweather is relatively low. Let alone the idea of him winning a boxing match vs Floyd Mayweather, which is slim to none and slim's left town.

If i could get odds to make the risk with while, I'd lay a bet that Uncle Roger could have taken Floyd Jr.

[IronDanHamza]

If i could get odds to make the risk with while, I'd lay a bet that Uncle Roger could have taken Floyd Jr.

On the basis of what?

The fact that he's vastly inferior in essentially every single area? Sounds like a great bet bud

[Bennyleonard99]

Are you trolling or just galactically stupid? I sense the first one but I'll entertain it anyway just for the shits and giggles;

You don't remember seeing it? Why don't you just type into youtube and look for yourself, it's on there. And he got totally dominated by Roger Mayweather who is like what? 30 levels beneath his nephew? I don't know how you'd judge that but the point is he's not remotely close to his level, that we know.

Paziena was 26 years old and in his prime then, by the way.

The chances of Vinnie Paziena winning a round vs Floyd Mayweather is relatively low. Let alone the idea of him winning a boxing match vs Floyd Mayweather, which is slim to none and slim's left town.

No, I think Floyd is the most overrated protected fraud ever. I distinctly remember Ray Leonard saying Floyd Sr and Jr were basically the same level. Implying the difference was Jr had much better protection and management and came around at the right time, when the establishment had no black fighters to sell. So Jr was rigged to never lose. Roger might have been in the same boat, better than Floyd but not as well protected. Jr was steered away from all high risk fights - Tszyu, Harris, Freitas, Casamayor, Margarito in 2005/2006, Cotto in 2008, Williams, Martinez, GGG at 154, Thurman, prime Pac. It's plausible Jr loses all those fights and has a record like Sr and Roger. Jr was an illusion, created by Arum and Haymon. Jr knew he was overrated too, that's why there are two videos of him calling himself a coward.

[Bennyleonard99]

If i could get odds to make the risk with while, I'd lay a bet that Uncle Roger could have taken Floyd Jr.

Very possible. Roger was a real fighter who never ran from any threat. Jr had to be very carefully protected. Jr was able to act like a spoiled brat bi7ch because he knew he was protected by Haymon.

[Bennyleonard99]

Are you trolling or just galactically stupid? I sense the first one but I'll entertain it anyway just for the shits and giggles;

You don't remember seeing it? Why don't you just type into youtube and look for yourself, it's on there. And he got totally dominated by Roger Mayweather who is like what? 30 levels beneath his nephew? I don't know how you'd judge that but the point is he's not remotely close to his level, that we know.

Paziena was 26 years old and in his prime then, by the way.

The chances of Vinnie Paziena winning a round vs Floyd Mayweather is relatively low. Let alone the idea of him winning a boxing match vs Floyd Mayweather, which is slim to none and slim's left town.

If Paz was paid off to play soft and just stand there throwing one punch at a time, yes he loses 120-112. But if he fights freely like a raging lion as he did with Dele, Floyd would have got slaughtered by Paz.

[Bennyleonard99]

If Marquez, Canelo, Cotto, etc were allowed to fight Floyd like Paz fought Dele, there's no way Floyd could handle that heat.