Who in boxing today has more overall skills than floyd?

[pbftxrs316]

Taking everything into account--who has more overall skills than floyd does? Think about it---

here is how i determine skills

accuracy
smooth punching(lead punches or counterpunches)

defense-(blocking, slipping, dodging punches, fighting/defending off of the ropes)

footwork

upperbody movement

body positioning

speed

power

ring generalship

timing
training methods i consider also---padwork, jumrope routine, heavybag training, double-end bagwork, sparring, etc.

All in all--the answer is simple really--nobody---not even close

[ji23]

to have people talking im gonna say..........JMM

[S A M U R A I]

Taking everything into account--who has more overall skills than floyd does? Think about it---

here is how i determine skills

accuracy
smooth punching(lead punches or counterpunches)

defense-(blocking, slipping, dodging punches, fighting/defending off of the ropes)

footwork

upperbody movement

body positioning

speed

power

ring generalship

timing
training methods i consider also---padwork, jumrope routine, heavybag training, double-end bagwork, sparring, etc.

All in all--the answer is simple really--nobody---not even close

LOL. Shut up.



100% free webcam site! | Awesome chicks and it is absolutely free! | Watch free live sex cam - easy as 1-2-3

[DiegoFuego]

LOL. Shut up.

Not everybody thinks skills = rushing in with no defense and blocking punches with your face and throwing wide, looping punches

we can't all cheer for clowns

I guess you would probably say Margarito, Miranda and Mayorga take the cake in terms of skills, right?

lol go watch MMA idiot

[P4PKING_2008 :)]

Judah no doubt. Quicker than Floyd. Or Guzman.

[WhoreUs]

julio cesar chavez jr.

[baracuda]

hey,you still haven't showed that article in a mag saying floyd's the best ever according to some boxers!...lyin ass

[2501]

what does it matter if these skills aren't put to the test? If they aren't fully challenged?

Its gotten to the point where you guys can even boast about how he dominates the best competitiion so you have to make threads compensating asking who is the most skilled. Its ridiculous.

Its AMAZING that the fighter with the most skills p4p today doesnt doesn't have any threads from his fans discussing how dominant he is over today's quality opposition.

We HAVENT and prolly wont see any..

" Who in boxing today has fought the better competition than Floyd overall?"

THAT question right there is far more important than the one asked in this thread.

Its THESE kinds of threads that fuel the criticism of Floyd because you want everyone else to accept his greatness with no question or skepticism without proving himself.

*shakes head*

[Pullcounter]

Taking everything into account--who has more overall skills than floyd does? Think about it---

here is how i determine skills

accuracy
smooth punching(lead punches or counterpunches)

defense-(blocking, slipping, dodging punches, fighting/defending off of the ropes)

footwork

upperbody movement

body positioning

speed

power

ring generalship

timing
training methods i consider also---padwork, jumrope routine, heavybag training, double-end bagwork, sparring, etc.

All in all--the answer is simple really--nobody---not even close

good job, too bad the resume doesn't match the skills.

[BmoreBrawler]

accuracy: Floyd or Bhop. I'll give the nod to Floyd because judges tend to give him the benefit of the doubt on borderline-scorable punches more often than Bhop, and part of boxing is playing to the judges.


defense-Floyd, although he does tend to use elbows but not always. The runner up would be Bhop and he makes Floyd look like a Choir Boy as far as cheating.

footwork- Im not sure. There is defensive footwork(not slipping or getting KD'd due to balance) and Offensive footwork. For defensive footwork I have to say James Toney. I would've said Hatton for offensive footwork but I'll give it to Pac.

upperbody movement- Joe Calzaghe. I don't think he is REALLY retired and he attacks at some crazy angles lol.

body positioning- not sure what this means, if you mean not standing square then thats footwork. See footwork.

speed- Manny Pacquiao

power- p4p, Edwin Valero. He looks like the second coming of Naseem Hamed power-wise.

ring generalship- Juan Diaz.

timing- Juan Manuel Marquez