The OP is right and wrong. Its not as easy to say Michael Jordan showed the way to win the finals each time. Executing in competitive sport varies. For example, MJ didn’t have to, but he did, post up and do the fade away jumper. MJ could’ve easily just shot around the perimeter not executing the fadeaway which was MJ Protocol. Most fans have no idea how MJ changed the game in the Championships. If Lebron James didn’t have his size then I don’t think he’d be as popular nor be what he is.
Floyd TOO was a complete fighter, but because he was was a lighter class, his speed would always be faster than Canelo. That’s a fact. Also Floyd’s ring IQ and intestinal fortitude can’t be applied but only mimicked. For instance if you payed Neymar to emulate Ronaldo, literally, it doesn’t mean you’re going to get the same RESULT. Sure a Harlem Globetrotter looks stupendous and could probably mimic MJ moves, but doesn’t mean one could execute like MJ.
this was Caleb Plant. He was good kickboxer who transitioned into boxing exclusively at the teen age. He felt that he could emulate defense like Floyd, but trust me, there are many unknown talents in gyms that can do the same. Copying a style doesn’t mean it’s genuinely in you. Floyd was Floyd. So when Breadman would say Plant does things like Floyd one would assess that he’s a just a boxing brain that knows the history, but doesn’t know how to compete in the ring. Most fighters have their own unique style. If you see Plant in his earlier career I would simply just say he’s trying to be like a Nas or Maravilla, and again, that’s just emulating. He chose to evolve Floyd’s techniques by copying something that isn’t genuinely his, and that probably grew into him being at the TMT gym for so many years.
Floyd TOO was a complete fighter, but because he was was a lighter class, his speed would always be faster than Canelo. That’s a fact. Also Floyd’s ring IQ and intestinal fortitude can’t be applied but only mimicked. For instance if you payed Neymar to emulate Ronaldo, literally, it doesn’t mean you’re going to get the same RESULT. Sure a Harlem Globetrotter looks stupendous and could probably mimic MJ moves, but doesn’t mean one could execute like MJ.
this was Caleb Plant. He was good kickboxer who transitioned into boxing exclusively at the teen age. He felt that he could emulate defense like Floyd, but trust me, there are many unknown talents in gyms that can do the same. Copying a style doesn’t mean it’s genuinely in you. Floyd was Floyd. So when Breadman would say Plant does things like Floyd one would assess that he’s a just a boxing brain that knows the history, but doesn’t know how to compete in the ring. Most fighters have their own unique style. If you see Plant in his earlier career I would simply just say he’s trying to be like a Nas or Maravilla, and again, that’s just emulating. He chose to evolve Floyd’s techniques by copying something that isn’t genuinely his, and that probably grew into him being at the TMT gym for so many years.
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