Roger Mayweather talks about J-Cal and Oscar rematch

[IMDAZED]

I am not a big Floyd fan. Most people who type like that are indeed big Floyd fans. Floyd does not have an incredible offense, not that we see anyway.

Satire and parody are clearly wasted on you, and you had the cheek to call me an idiot.....

What's wasted was my time spent reading your posts.

Thanks anyway...for nada.

[x-PeROxiDE-x]

What's wasted was my time spent reading your posts.

Thanks anyway...for nada.

I can't be blamed for you wasting your time on thing you don't understand, such as my posts. Take your limited boxing knowledge and go join another site.

[tredh]

LOL.

Floyd outboxed the boxer Hernandez for the first five rounds. Once Chicanito realized he couldn't outbox him, his corner told him to sell out - that's when the action shot up and when he got beat the **** up as well.

Floyd ALWAYS begins by boxing, often jabbing to the body to slow his opponent down. Man, he's beein doing that for ages. How dumb would it be to wait for a bigger opponent to get tired...that's how you get tired yourself! NO, he MAKES the bigger opponent get tired. He beat Hatton's body up pretty bad, wouldn't you say?

I'll take this as I didn't completely explain myself. At the lower weights PBF was more active and stayed in front of his opponents basically for however long the fight lasted unless he hurt himself. I agree with you that PBF makes his opponents tired its just that he does it in a very different way than what he did at the lower weights. Now with the bigger opponents PBF hits them with very well placed counter shots. He jabs them to the pit of the stomach constantly add that to his ring movement and making them miss shots the bigger fighter is now tired. Once PBF knows he has them tired is when he becomes more aggressive and opens up more. Truth be told even then PBF still doesn't open up like he would at the lower weights which is understandable.

[IMDAZED]

I'll take this as I didn't completely explain myself. At the lower weights PBF was more active and stayed in front of his opponents basically for however long the fight lasted unless he hurt himself. I agree with you that PBF makes his opponents tired its just that he does it in a very different way than what he did at the lower weights. Now with the bigger opponents PBF hits them with very well placed counter shots. He jabs them to the pit of the stomach constantly add that to his ring movement and making them miss shots the bigger fighter is now tired. Once PBF knows he has them tired is when he becomes more aggressive and opens up more. Truth be told even then PBF still doesn't open up like he would at the lower weights which is understandable.

Now this I agree with.

[Jolly Roger]

Jolly Roger who is that in your avatar?

Dude looks like he hasn't evolved.

He's got that Cotto caveman **** going on.

Enormous jaw and ****. LMAO.

Chris Eubank.

[IMDAZED]

I can't be blamed for you wasting your time on thing you don't understand, such as my posts. Take your limited boxing knowledge and go join another site.

You're right, you can't be blamed. Won't make that mistake again.

[Pullcounter]

calzaghe's punching technique is bad.

[Vladimir303]

For those on this thread who have talked out of their ass saying that Floyd wasn't agressive in the early rounds, watch the video:



Both guys were equally as agressive, only in the later rounds Judah started fading away and backing up more. Floyd remained consistant from the begining to the end.

[Vladimir303]

Here is third round......Floyd coming forward again:

[RichCCFC]

Roger sucks balls.