Tommy Hearns vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr.????

[Burner]

From another thread.......

Um thats the only way that Floyd would have a shot to beat Hearns..he cant fight his long ass from the outside he would have to fight him in the pocket.

Thats too dangerous for Floyd to fight Hearns from the outside...Hearns would just set him up with left jabs..then right hand booms that Floyd wouldnt bea able to see.

Floyd would have to fight Hearns on the inside and pot shot from ghe outside at times.

He couldnt beat Tommy Hearns kid! that is just ****ing fact, look if Floyd Mayweather was affraid to step inside with Baldimor who couldnt break and eggshell with a bat, what makes you think he will stay inside with Tommy?

You didn't watch that fight, I can tell by your post that you are going by word of mouth.

Why would Mayweather take any risks against Baldmir when he had a messed up hand.....when a fight that would change his life forever with Oscar was on the line???

Staying inside is the only way Floyd could beat Hearns....Floyd picks off shots in the pocket better then any fighter I seen since Sweat pea and James Toney.

Please could Floyd stand in there and fight toe to toe with Tommy Hearns? and your right your not the only idiot who feels that way, it looks like your ******ed brother thinks like you do as well.
but answer the question could Floyd stand in there toe to toe with Tommy Hearns?

[x-PeROxiDE-x]

From another thread.......

Hearns by big right hand at any point in the fight.

That said, if Mayweather can do what he is best at well (employing a fantastic defence and neutralising your best weapons) he could win a seemingly easy decision.

[krispy kreme]

They are in two different weight classes.

[RayLeonard82]

Floyd had a lot of problems with Oscar's jab and Oscar is only 5-10.

Now imagine 6-1 Hearns pumpin that jab, followed by the big right hand. Tommy was also very patient and wouldn't charge Floyd to the point of leaving himself wide open for counterpunches if he got Floyd on the ropes. He would have the proper distance where he could keep Floyd at the end of that jab.