Who runs more, Ibragimov or Mayweather?

[Brockton Lip]

Ibragimov didn't do much for a heavyweight champion against an older fighter, and Mayweather we already know about (for an idea, watch Baldomir falling over from exhaustion and Mayweather running).

So who should've been on the track team?

[KoolWillie]

If you want too be a critic go write in a magazine or something.. dont post 10 year old jokes on here

[EliteSoldier]

Jeff Mayweather took whatever ko power Sultan had away from him. Sultan could punch at one time, but I don't think has much pop behind his punches as he once did when he was younger

[Brockton Lip]

If you want too be a critic go write in a magazine or something.. dont post 10 year old jokes on here

I think Mayweather is a great fighter, a tad overrated, but excellent. He does have tendency to run though and how is it a 10 year old joke when Sultan just fought the smaller Holyfield?

[KoolWillie]

running is when you have your back too an opponent! if you call smart boxing against bigger opponent running you must be 10

[kayjay]

Sultan doesn't do that quick bolt to his left waaaaay out of range that Floyd does, but it's the same basic philosophy and it's not going to be easy for a plodding HW to beat. But with Sultan it's the same deal as with Floyd: he could have used his handspeed to win an up-close slugfest, but when you can move and put the rounds in the bank it's tempting not to do just that

[-Antonio-]

When Floyd has an outmatched, smaller man in front of him, he will eventually open up. Like in the Gatti fight, he started to let go combinations as the fight went on.

Sultan is solid, but I see him as the weakest champion. In his case, I think he could have tried to take Holy out.