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i expect nothing less from a man who wont fight pacman and is now probably
TERRIFIED of sergio martinez., floyd stays away from the best boxers..
no way in God's green earth does floyd mayweather beat sergio...no way and no how. sergio has too much power, athleticism, speed and agility... floyds style will not mesh well with sergios...sergio at 154 mops the floor with the inactive, pot shotting aging fighter in floyd mayweather.....now 3 or 4 years ago this is a different matchup. but as today sergio is physically and mentally on his game and floyd is physically declining.....dont think so? ever seen floyd buckled like he was from a 39 year old inactive for 18 months fighter who shot a jab to the body and caught him with an overhand right???? thats a mediocre 1-2 in boxing and it almost ruined floyd..... like i said, sergio beats mayweather like a red headed step child....that southpaw stance and agility using angles cuts up floyds shoulder roll....
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Originally posted by jtiger777 View Postif floyd does take a tune up fight who should it be against... berto is about to fight pac is fighting in may so who should he fight as far as a tune up goes? spadafora isnt a big name but real boxing fans know about him, the only reason it makes sense is for floyd to get ready for a southpaw... which pac is but hes going to take some heavy criticism from people who sit on the couch all day but it is what it is.... but it is pretty funny lol
According to Floyd's fan, that's a perfect example of a tuneup contender.
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Originally posted by jtiger777 View Postif floyd does take a tune up fight who should it be against... berto is about to fight pac is fighting in may so who should he fight as far as a tune up goes? spadafora isnt a big name but real boxing fans know about him, the only reason it makes sense is for floyd to get ready for a southpaw... which pac is but hes going to take some heavy criticism from people who sit on the couch all day but it is what it is.... but it is pretty funny lol
I think in the next couple of months we are going to hear these stories from several other fighters saying "Don King contacted them about possibly fighting Mayweather" and blah, blah, blah but until Mayweather get's his major legal hurdles cleared, I won't believe much of anything...
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Originally posted by BuckToothed View PostPaul Williams is a high-volume southpaw (reminds you of anyone?) that is coming off a KO loss, who is also available right now.
According to Floyd's fan, that's a perfect example of a tuneup contender.
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PAUL SPADAFORA?! Is this some kind of joke?! bahahahahhahahahahahaha
Hey Floyd fans, defend your pound for pound king. I can't wait to hear this.
But no one should be surprised. This is Floyd Mayweather after all.
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So let me get this str8. Floyd wants to all of a sudden settle the score with Spaddy after 10 years. Why did'nt he do it back then when it mattered? All of a sudden it now matters? So now because Spaddy has mostly been inactive for 8 years Floyd is ready to fight him? Spaddy is a shell of a fighter at this point and he never really had serious pop to begin with. Floyd is more skilled has been more active and has more power. Oh and he's faster too.
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Originally posted by BuckToothed View PostPaul Williams is a high-volume southpaw (reminds you of anyone?) that is coming off a KO loss, who is also available right now.
According to Floyd's fan, that's a perfect example of a tuneup contender.
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Originally posted by SluggerFan View PostWell, it shouldn't be against Spadafora. Paul is a career lightweight who is now a small jr. welterweight. Spadafora hasn't fought anyone of note since he had a 12 round draw with Dorin, the same guy Gatti crushed in 2 rounds, and Mayweather crushed Gatti in 6 rounds. The southpaw reason makes sense to a point but it's a southpaw who has no chance whatsoever and had no power at lightweight. Mayweather could break one his hands in the first round and still win easily...
I think in the next couple of months we are going to hear these stories from several other fighters saying "Don King contacted them about possibly fighting Mayweather" and blah, blah, blah but until Mayweather get's his major legal hurdles cleared, I won't believe much of anything...
http://www.boxingscene.com/paul-will...trilogy--37035
"i have no intentions of returning back to 147, none at all i dont know why that is out there"
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