Originally posted by jrosales13
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Its like Foreman use to say. You think your out of range against a Southpaw but they can still hit you. I saw MAB do a great defensive move where no righty could hit him, yet Pac catches him square on the chin. I saw RJ run a perfect defense that he's done his whole career and he clearly see's the Tarver punch coming but still gets caught flush. The same with Floyd vs Chop on one of the other punches that buckled him. Not the big one but one of the others. Floyd saw it coming, put up his perfect D, and still got hit flush. It hurts even more from them because either you dont see it coming or you see it and still cant stop it.
Even Calzaghe admitted that it was a big advantage for him. The fact is Southpaws face righties all there life but righties rarely face Southpaws. You may have 50 fights and you will be lucky if 5 of them are against a Southpaw. Everything is backwards. You do normal moves to get you out of range and they still catch you. Floyd cant use the shoulder roll because the Southpaw shot will always come down the pipe with the straight left but Floyd holds his glove at the side of his head which blocks all hooks from the righties. Its an advantage and I dont think people talk about it enough. Thats the reason why Senior said he never wanted Floyd in with a Lefty and he still says it till this day.
Thats what makes Pac dangerous for him. Again, look at Pac vs JMM. Everytime he dropped him was because of Southpaw ****. It wasnt pure power. Its just JMM getting adjusted to that Southpaw **** and he's catching. People keep talking about Pac's angles but thats BS. Its just Southpaw. Thats the angle. Then JMM adjust and he comes back. Thats why I say that Pac may have a chance to stop Floyd early. He's not going to beat Floyd in a 12 round fight. He either has to stop him in the first 4 rounds or hurt him so bad that in lingers like Forrest did Mosley. After that Floyd will adjust & catch his rythm
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