Has Mayweather Jr ever fought a pretty slick fighter?

[SoldierWarrior]

And does Mosley count as a slick fighter or does he not show enough movement?

[vercingetorix3]

Does Zab Judah not count?

[Sweet Jesus]

Arturo Gatti?

[SoldierWarrior]

Does Zab Judah not count?

That counts, I don't know why I forgot about him.

[BoxerDood]

Zab Judah and Sharmba Mitchell were slick fighters. I believe Corley was at that time too.

Although I would have loved to see Floyd fight Malignaggi and Witter while he was at 140. I really think he could have been the first guy to stop Malignaggi. Call me crazy but I really think he could.

[SoldierWarrior]

Zab Judah and Sharmba Mitchell were slick fighters. I believe Corley was at that time too.

Although I would have loved to see Floyd fight Malignaggi and Witter while he was at 140. I really think he could have been the first guy to stop Malignaggi. Call me crazy but I really think he could.

Yeah, I got owned on my topic. I forgot about all those fights. Zab's slipperyness did bother Floyd early on, but thats not uncommon with Zab. Zab usually bothers opponents early on then his opponents pound on him and he gasses a bit.

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Zab is not very slick but he has traits. Mitchell, Corley you could say.

[SoldierWarrior]

Zab is not very slick but he has traits. Mitchell, Corley you could say.

Zab the most underachieving fighter in the history of this sport? I can't believe the guy looks so talented in the early rounds then fades when his opponent is able to land on him later.

Is their some kind of genetic-trait he has that he starts fading after the early rounds, or does he not train to his fullest? I remember when Cotto/Judah happened my brother was positive that Judah was going to win. And I was 100 percent positive Cotto was going to win. I just know Zab to well to know that he fades all the time against tough fighters.