Mayweather vs Marquez tale of the tape

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  • 2501
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    #21
    Originally posted by 2501
    Floyd isn't Hatton. He's not Juan Diaz. He's not going to try to physically impose his weight, he's not going to try to bully Marquez with his mass and strength. So the weight disparity won't be an issue in that sense.

    The issue at hand is how the extra poundage is going to affect Marquez's physical abilities.

    Marquez moved up in weight and KO'd the Lineal LW champion in Casamayor and one of the best LW contenders in Diaz (Juan). Now, what is somewhat being overlooked is that Marquez was arguably losing both fights on the cards and anyone who watched the fights (I saw the Diaz fight live) noticed that Marquez's speed and movement has slowed down at the higher weight. The weight gain has obviously affected him and will put him at a severe disadvantage against someone that uses speed and power over brute strength.

    Now, we all know the Mayweather camp knows this. This is why they chose Marquez.

    Mayweather is considered one of the fastest, if not, the fastest fighter in the game. And he's fighting at a class that his body has conditioned and adjusted to. Marquez has not. Marquez has shown negative affects of the weight gain.

    In conclusion, its not the height or weight Floyd will have over Marquez that is the issue, it is the weight MARQUEZ will be fighting at that is the issue.

    However, Marquez agreed to the fight. He feels he can win at this weight. So we need to get over it and just anticipate how Marquez is going to pull this one out of his ass because somehow, this metrosexual wonder McGivers his way out of trouble. This could be another case of Juan "Si Se Puede" Marquez.
    ..................

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    • AssasinKing
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      #22
      Originally posted by them_apples
      almost took you seriously until l looked at your Red rep
      lol i was thinking the same

      But this is still a mismatch ....Ye its exciting seeing two great fighters....but not when 1 is a lightweight and the other is a welter(a small welter) but still...........

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      • Me La Pelan
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        #23
        Originally posted by them_apples
        Floyd isn't going to be to big for Marquez, we have seen some of Marquez' more recent photo's - he's sizing up nicely. going by his frame size it looks as though there won't be any problems. Floyd fought in lower weights classes himself, he's not a huge guy. He's taller but clearly will be skinnier than Marquez considering Marquez is structurally wider even at 135.

        JMM V Floyd Mayweather

        Height: JMM 5'7, Mayweather 5'8

        Reach: JMM 67", Mayweather 72"

        Neck: JMM 16", Mayweather 16 1/2"

        Chest (Normal): JMM 41", Mayweather 38 1/2"

        Chest (Expanded): JMM 44 Mayweather 39 1/2

        Biceps: JMM 14", Mayweather 12 1/2"

        Forearms: JMM 12", Mayweather 11"

        Wrists: JMM 6 1/2"", Mayweather 7"

        Fist: JMM 11 1/2", Mayweather 8"

        Waist: JMM 29", Mayweather 31"

        Thigh: JMM 19", Mayweather 22"

        Calves: JMM 13", Mayweather 15"



        Marquez looks more solid than Ortiz at this stage.
        This is what JMM has to strategize against. If he can void this disadvantage he has a good shot.

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        • DLT
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          #24
          Originally posted by AssasinKing
          lol i was thinking the same

          But this is still a mismatch ....Ye its exciting seeing two great fighters....but not when 1 is a lightweight and the other is a welter(a small welter) but still...........
          even the die hard Floyd haterz are starting to admit that he's small. They say that he's a WW but a small WW. The truth is that he's not a WW. He just fights there. You can argue that he shouldnt be there then but it is what he is. This guy is so far from Cotto, Clottey, Margarito, Mosley, and so on. He just fights at that weight for some reason. I dont know why but he's not a WW at all. Everyone is trying to play this like its a LW vs a WW. Come on now. Thats just pure hate. He comes in the ring for every fight at the WW limit. He gains nothing after the weigh-in. I mean he could have his next 5 fights at 154 but would everyone still say that he's a JR MW that is picking on little guys if he ask them to move up? NO, its not real. He just fights there. Floyd is just an idiot who doesnt know how to talk and defend himself. He can fight at WW because he's that good but the truth is that he's not a real WW, he's just a guy fighting at that weight.

          Again, thats why JMM will fight him. Why do people think these guys always say that they will fight Floyd but no other WW. Why would Pac go up to 144 or higher to fight Floyd but he wont do it for Mosley & Cotto. He's not a WW and people need to stop acting like he is. He just fights there. Again, you can say that he shouldnt fight there then or whateva but that still doesnt take away from the fact that size wise he is not this huge monster that people are trying to make him out to be. He is and has always been P4P the smallest guy in boxing

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          • Doctor_Tenma
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            #25
            The size difference between the two isn't that big, should be a good watch.

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