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Alright my man, Imma give you the short version of why Shane lost to Floyd without going back to re-watch the fight and take notes of what I saw. So this is strictly off recollection homie. Bad habits is one reason that Shane lost the fight. It is known fact that Shane uses his left to set up the over hand right. The jab he uses is more of a pitty pat jab, which will tip off a smart Boxer that the over hand right is on it's way.
Two: Shane has a murderous left hook that he normally uses to the body but he only throws it when he has you trapped(he could'nt trap Floyd to use it).
Three: Shane bounces too much instead of using an "effective" jab to close distance. Shane must be "set" to throw his shots, he never was able to fight off his back foot either, so if you have to be set to throw any slick movement will make you have to reset. This coupled with Shane's lack of "effective" head movement allowed Floyd to use his jab(which Floyd uses sparingly as it is) Shane has a "habit of using his head movement out of range to look for shots and not to avoid shots. He shoud've used his head movement while in range and it might've been harder for Floyd to zero in on him.
Four: Shane loses focus in the middle of a fight as he seeks the KO(He ended up doing this the entire fight, and thus at times found himself following an as$ whuppin). This coupled with if the fight is not working in his direction he starts to lose hope in the game plan and abandons it all together.
Five: And this was the most important thing out of the ENTIRE fight to me. Shane can NOT fight without his corner, meaning Shane cannot disect what he needs to do different if the fight is not going according to plan. Shane only knows how to fight one way. This ultimately hurt Shane as there was NO adjustment that he could make. I told people before this fight was fought that if you wanna know who's going to win think to yourself wich fighter could fight their fight without their perspective corners there to help them, and Shane can not accomplish such a feat in ANY of his fights. Without his corner Shane is lost........Floyd on the other hand would operate like business as usual.
Six: Shane does not take that small step back to un-smother himself. Shane typically smoothers himself once he see that he has you in trouble. If he would've taken that small step back he very well could have gotten a KD in the 2nd round.
This is just what I remember off the top of my head, I know that if I go back and review that particular fight and some of Shane's older fights, I'll find more. Next question my good man?Last edited by Chief2ndzOnly!; 05-04-2010, 09:40 PM.Comment
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He'll agree to the tests and bend over like Mosely did. It's only a matter of time.Comment
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I just want to know why are they so afraid of taking the test 14 days or less prior to the fight.Too su****ious to me.The time is the key here to catch Pacman's cheating.And please no "drain" ****,that's ******.We all saw Floyd vs Mosley,neither of them was "drained".Comment
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And for the idiots that say that Pac is going to be faster than Floyd,i got a question is Pac faster than Mosley? i don't think so.Mosley was in good shape and was very very fast that night.We all saw the results.Now is time for the roided midget to take those tests and prove that he's clean and make this fight happen.Comment
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Pac couldn't even finish off a shot Cotto in the early rounds despite dropping him twice
, he couldn't "finish" JMM off even though he dropped him THREE TIMES in a round, so needless to say i'd be confident that Floyd could whether the storm, the way he coped in the 2nd round on saturday was masterful, you don't see many boxers that relaxed in a situation like that,
Instead of worrying about "finishing" Floyd Manny better worry about making it out of the fight without getting totally embarrassed, because i seriously think with Pac lacking a jab and having a weak defence he's just gonna get picked off at will, especially when he leaps in with his punches.Comment
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