Only Floyd's 1st Fights at a New Weight Give Him Trouble

[M.I.C.]

In Floyd's career he has only really had trouble in his introduction to a new weight class.

Castillo was Floyd's 1st fight at 135 (Castillo outmuscled him)

Chop Chop Corley was his 1st fight at 140 (Chop hurt him for the 1st time in his career)

Zab Judah was his 1st real fight at 147 (Sharmba was moving up to when Floyd fought him at 147)

Oscar was Floyd's 1st fight at 154 (Floyd, and even Pacfarts should agree, is too small for this weight class)

Its clear to me that adapting to the weight and dealing with bigger stronger fighters is the only reason he had trouble with these guys, once he got use to the weight (made adjustments) he steamrolled them.

Pac on the other hand doesn't seem to need to adapt to bigger opponents or heavier weight classes, Floyd knowing his own struggles with moving up in weight is naturally su****ious of how Pac, an even smaller man than he is, has been stopping natural welters with ease.

[kanwar]

Maybe Pac is a better physical specimen. Just maybe.

[M.I.C.]

Maybe Pac is a better physical specimen. Just maybe.

Not when he just went life and death with Marquez at 130 (he supposedly natural weight class) then proceeds to murder every opponent from a higher weight class afterwards. In all honesty, it is su****ious. Any guy who can KO Hatton, Cotto, ODLH, MAB, Moralles, should of been able to stop JMM as well.

[2501]

Not when he just went life and death with Marquez at 130 (he supposedly natural weight class) then proceeds to murder every opponent from a higher weight class afterwards. In all honesty, it is su****ious. Any guy who can KO Hatton, Cotto, ODLH, MAB, Moralles, should of been able to stop JMM as well.

triangle theory to the max

[M.I.C.]

triangle theory to the max

Its Just my opinion, after a string of victories that include the previously mentioned fighters, Pac should be willing to prove steroids isn't part of his winning streak.