...but he didn't need power to beat them.
Why is power always everyone's rationale when determining whether a fighter will win?
If Mayweather's punches feel like feathers, then those good and great fighters should have had no problem walking through them and never taking a step back.
It is not about "hurting" your opponent, but getting their attention and then utilizing your other tools.
Mayweather doesn't need to hurt you to beat you.
Why is power always everyone's rationale when determining whether a fighter will win?
If Mayweather's punches feel like feathers, then those good and great fighters should have had no problem walking through them and never taking a step back.
It is not about "hurting" your opponent, but getting their attention and then utilizing your other tools.
Mayweather doesn't need to hurt you to beat you.
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