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  • brently1979
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    Size not a factor for Floyd

    After seeing Oscar and Floyd at the pressers I don't think the size factor is that great. Oscar isn't that much bigger than Floyd. I think it will just come down to who is the better boxer on the night and who can apply the pressure and handle the different style.
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    #2
    Originally posted by brently1979
    After seeing Oscar and Floyd at the pressers I don't think the size factor is that great. Oscar isn't that much bigger than Floyd. I think it will just come down to who is the better boxer on the night and who can apply the pressure and handle the different style.
    remember you saw dlh and pbf face to face but remember in the ring is with almost flat footed (light weight shoes) and just trunks, meaning dlh's body will be more built and stronger than floyd and obviouly you would se the 3 inch height difference

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    • hugh grant
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      People make a lot of size but i know it dont mean much. Especially when youre the type of boxer like PBF where youre not taking the bigger mans punches. Ruiz v RJJ.
      And DLH started out at a much lighter weight anyway. And PBF is growing naturally as well. PBF is probably near his natural weight for his age now anyway.

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        #4
        Originally posted by hugh grant
        People make a lot of size but i know it dont mean much. Especially when youre the type of boxer like PBF where youre not taking the bigger mans punches. Ruiz v RJJ.
        And DLH started out at a much lighter weight anyway. And PBF is growing naturally as well. PBF is probably near his natural weight for his age now anyway.
        the bottom line is when pbf loses there is no excuses

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        • brently1979
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          #5
          Originally posted by niceguy45
          the bottom line is when pbf loses there is no excuses
          If he loses.

          It's up the best fighter on the night. "The one who dares to be great. The one who dares to be bold"...as the great ALI would say.

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          • MindBat
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            No Need For Concern

            Although, not to be compared, I was pretty impressed with the way PBF handled Corrales, who was clearly taller.

            Floyd put on a masterful boxing clinic in that one.

            Plus, as everyone knows by now, PBF has been sparring against much bigger guys, so, no concern here.
            Last edited by MindBat; 03-01-2007, 10:08 PM.

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            • Kball15
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              #7
              Well clearly size isnt a matter in the fight, Floyd dismantled DIEGO CORRALES, and corrales is giagantic

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              • MindBat
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                #8
                True that. Corrales seemed pretty lost after the first couple of rounds then it was all downhill for him after that. Couldn't figure Floyd out.

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                  Originally posted by Kball15
                  Well clearly size isnt a matter in the fight, Floyd dismantled DIEGO CORRALES, and corrales is giagantic
                  If size didn't matter, there would be a lot more fighters winning titles in 5 divisions...

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                  • MindBat
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by $iN
                    If size didn't matter, there would be a lot more fighters winning titles in 5 divisions...
                    I agree. And those fighters would indeed have to be special. Which means, very few fighters are capable of ever accomplishing that feat.

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