Any chance Floyd has lost half a step?
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The way Floyd fights..His D and his O for that matter...It all revolves around him having that muscle twich reflex faster then anybody else I have ever seen in my life...If he loses just a fraction of that speed it will effect his game more then any other fighter IMO...
Though i'm sure he can change his game up like MJ did when he came back...like all the greats can.
And be for I get attacked by Floydboys...I hope he hasn't lost anything I'm just bringing up a topic...Comment
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Floyd doesn't rely entirely on speed though. You guys are making it out to be a situation like with Roy Jones that if he loses his speed then he's just fu(ked and I don't think that's the case. Floyd always had a basic understanding of how to break just about any fighter down. He's going to continue to have that. Look Bernard Hopkins and even James Toney aren't really fast fighters. But they know how to break their opponents down and that's why they were able to win big fights even late in their careers. Floyd will have that until the day he stops fighting.
Roy Jones never really had that. He was faster than Floyd Mayweather. The same is probably true with Zab Judah, but they didn't always look to break opponents down and it hurt them later in their careers when they started to lose their speed. I just don't see a loss in speed hurting Mayweather to the extent that it hurt Jones and Judah. I'm thinking Floyd will age more like Ali. Yeah he'll get hit more and he may even lose a few fights, but he'll still be able to beat some great fighters.Comment
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Floyd doesn't rely entirely on speed though. You guys are making it out to be a situation like with Roy Jones that if he loses his speed then he's just fu(ked and I don't think that's the case. Floyd always had a basic understanding of how to break just about any fighter down. He's going to continue to have that. Look Bernard Hopkins and even James Toney aren't really fast fighters. But they know how to break their opponents down and that's why they were able to win big fights even late in their careers. Floyd will have that until the day he stops fighting.
Roy Jones never really had that. He was faster than Floyd Mayweather. The same is probably true with Zab Judah, but they didn't always look to break opponents down and it hurt them later in their careers when they started to lose their speed. I just don't see a loss in speed hurting Mayweather to the extent that it hurt Jones and Judah. I'm thinking Floyd will age more like Ali. Yeah he'll get hit more and he may even lose a few fights, but he'll still be able to beat some great fighters.Comment
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Floyd doesn't rely entirely on speed though. You guys are making it out to be a situation like with Roy Jones that if he loses his speed then he's just fu(ked and I don't think that's the case. Floyd always had a basic understanding of how to break just about any fighter down. He's going to continue to have that. Look Bernard Hopkins and even James Toney aren't really fast fighters. But they know how to break their opponents down and that's why they were able to win big fights even late in their careers. Floyd will have that until the day he stops fighting.
Roy Jones never really had that. He was faster than Floyd Mayweather. The same is probably true with Zab Judah, but they didn't always look to break opponents down and it hurt them later in their careers when they started to lose their speed. I just don't see a loss in speed hurting Mayweather to the extent that it hurt Jones and Judah. I'm thinking Floyd will age more like Ali. Yeah he'll get hit more and he may even lose a few fights, but he'll still be able to beat some great fighters.Comment
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Floyd doesn't rely entirely on speed though. You guys are making it out to be a situation like with Roy Jones that if he loses his speed then he's just fu(ked and I don't think that's the case. Floyd always had a basic understanding of how to break just about any fighter down. He's going to continue to have that. Look Bernard Hopkins and even James Toney aren't really fast fighters. But they know how to break their opponents down and that's why they were able to win big fights even late in their careers. Floyd will have that until the day he stops fighting.
Roy Jones never really had that. He was faster than Floyd Mayweather. The same is probably true with Zab Judah, but they didn't always look to break opponents down and it hurt them later in their careers when they started to lose their speed. I just don't see a loss in speed hurting Mayweather to the extent that it hurt Jones and Judah. I'm thinking Floyd will age more like Ali. Yeah he'll get hit more and he may even lose a few fights, but he'll still be able to beat some great fighters.Comment
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it's plausible that he lost a step, he definetly wouldn't be as dominant anymore
but I think he'd be able to do alrightComment
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