Mayeather is so adaptable he needed a rematch to figure out Castillo's style
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1. So you say Floyd had no trouble with Castillo and you thought Floyd beat him.I thought Floyd would have had no trouble with Castillo and an aged DLH, but the fights were a lot more competitive than i expected. Some say Castillo won. I dont, but still...
You gotta favour Floyd, but Marquez is a live opponent for a warm up imo. It will look good on Floyd's resume as far as im concerned. If Floyd beats Marquez THEN goes on to beat Pac. I will seriously start thinking about giving the dude some props.
THEN You make a thread TODAY saying Floyd lost. You are a troll.
2. You also if Floyd beats Pac you will give him props. Yet I bumped a thread you made after the fight saying that if Floyd beats Pac he gets no credit.
You are a troll.
I own your pathetic ass.Comment
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Exactly hes the joke of the morning so far.....................Originally posted by Counter Punch
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1. So you say Floyd had no trouble with Castillo and you thought Floyd beat him.
THEN You make a thread TODAY saying Floyd lost. You are a troll.
2. You also if Floyd beats Pac you will give him props. Yet I bumped a thread you made after the fight saying that if Floyd beats Pac he gets no credit.
You are a troll.
I own your pathetic ass.Mayeather is so adaptable he needed a rematch to figure out Castillo's style. Mayweather fans think the rematch erases the first fight, which he lost, because he re-matched Castillo, it does not work like that.
If you fight someone twice you WILL! have a much better idea of how to fight them and how to prepare for them, Mayweather got found out by a B class fighter and needed another crack at him to get it right because he could not figure him out first time.I have no problem with Floyd vs Marquez. I like the fight. Its a pretty risky fight to take as comeback fight imo. Especially with his inactivity. I thought Floyd would have had no trouble with Castillo and an aged DLH, but the fights were a lot more competitive than i expected. Some say Castillo won. I dont, but still...
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Right. I was trying to say the same thing. I even pulled up the definition of elite, but he rejected the dictionary definition.You know - I'm beginning to think perhaps you aren't quite understanding what I'm saying. When I say an elite fighter, I'm not referring to pound for pound. I'm talking at a specific weight. Kelly Pavlik - the undefeated, undisputed champ - is an elite middleweight. He is an A-Class middleweight. Super middle? Not so much. But middle? Yessir.
With that in mind, there is no question that Castillo, who beat far more top fighters than a Pavlik or a Hatton, was an A-class lightweight.
Good post.Your dad was right. Shane was never a one-punch KO artist at the weight. See his fights against Leija or anyone else at 135. He did it on accumulation of punches.
It's kind of interesting to see how Shane's LW reign has been elevated. He never fought the best in the division (Bazan, etc) - actually, he fought some pretty bad fighters. But because he leaped to 147 and did what he did, his reign at LW has been looked upon as some incredible feat; as if he was untouchable then. We really don't know - although he sure looked the goods.Comment
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So you say that Castillo got lucky with Corrales and Casamayor. You don't acknowledge Stevie Johnston accomplishments in that weight and you also question Castillo wins. On top of that you noted that Hatton beat Collazo which many know he lost the fight and is why he went back down to 140.
You have your facts all wrong, either you havent seen the fights or you are just reading them off of some siteComment
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