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  • #11
    Originally posted by tredh View Post
    I get what you saying but I have to disagree. When a person slows down or are not at the top of their game is not when you see the real them because what you seeing is not the best version of that person.

    What is it from PBF that you haven't seen? He fought hurt against Castillo, fought with broken hands, got rocked a few times (Corley, Mosley) and came back to win in style. So what is it that you still feel you haven't seen from PBF?
    we rarely see floyd in danger because he rarely gets hit. mosley had floyd in the worse danger i've ever seen. as he gets older and slows down, he will get hit more. he will be forced to rely less on speed and more on heart and will.

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    • #12
      Floyd aint eva slowin down mang, yall just crazy. Dude is beatin guys down like it was nothing and people is just hoping for the day when he finale looses.

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      • #13
        I would bet you but the fight wont happen, ill be very shocked if it did, mayweather would fight Khan before Pacquiao though...

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        • #14
          Originally posted by SekondzOut View Post
          so from what I get from mostly ALL the boxing ppl is that...Floyd's toughest opponent is his birth certificate....thats some crazy respect!! ....I mean cats are actually throwing his age in the air like Glen Johnson, Tarver and the great B.Hop aint still gettin major W's over young dudes while they're in their 40's....Floyd vs age...live on HBO PPV...lmao
          Good thing for Floyd is, like the guys you mentioned, he has the skills and ring intelligence to carry him even when his speed starts to decline. On the other hand, the opponents he has coming up are a bit more serious than the guys Hopkins has been schooling.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by The Weebler II View Post
            He might be right but it's uncomfortable to read Larry Merchant being so publicly derogatory about a fighter when he has never fought a day in his life. There's a way to put your point across without being overtly disrespectful.
            If he was off the mark, I'd agree. I don't think a person needs qualifications to speak the truth, though. Larry is a very intelligent guy who has been in the sport for a long time, and I respect his insight.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by The Weebler II View Post
              He might be right but it's uncomfortable to read Larry Merchant being so publicly derogatory about a fighter when he has never fought a day in his life.
              The same could be said about the vast, vast majority of people on this forum, myself included

              Opinions are what makes the earth go round, and Larry is spot on in his opinion of Zab
              Last edited by Trigg; 07-26-2011, 01:04 PM.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by texasboi15 View Post
                merchant reinforces my post from yesterday. when floyd loses a step, his bouts will be more competitive. only then will we see what floyd is really made of.
                I disagree with you. Thats what happens to guys like Jones, Mosley, & Zab who are all gifted fighters that rely on speed & reflexes. Floyd doesnt rely on that. He just hast that. He will be better then all of them when he declines because he's the most fundementaly sound fighter in the game. He's the smartest fighter in the game, and he's the best defensive fighter in the game.

                Thats why a guy like Hopkins can still dominate. If I ever build a fighter, I would want them to have those 3 key ingredients 1st & formost. Im not saying Floyd wont slow & lose but Im saying that he will have a much better chance then those other guys because he has those 3 things to rely on where as those other guys were just all about the speed & reflexes

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by SekondzOut View Post
                  so from what I get from mostly ALL the boxing ppl is that...Floyd's toughest opponent is his birth certificate....thats some crazy respect!! ....I mean cats are actually throwing his age in the air like Glen Johnson, Tarver and the great B.Hop aint still gettin major W's over young dudes while they're in their 40's....Floyd vs age...live on HBO PPV...lmao
                  I don't think Merchant was trying to be respectful or disrespectful by bringing up floyd's age. lol He was just pointing out the obvious. There is no myth to fighters fading away in their 30's..it happens to the majority of them.

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                  • #19
                    Mayweather wants to fight in the UK so Golden Boy make it happen. Of course their could be problems with the Pacman if Amir gets to fight Mayweather first Manny would be losing a lot of money if Amir defeats Mayweather in march next year because the best time for Golden Boy and Top Rank to make Mayweather vs Pac is Cinco De Mayo weekend.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by DLT View Post
                      I disagree with you. Thats what happens to guys like Jones, Mosley, & Zab who are all gifted fighters that rely on speed & reflexes. Floyd doesnt rely on that. He just hast that. He will be better then all of them when he declines because he's the most fundementaly sound fighter in the game. He's the smartest fighter in the game, and he's the best defensive fighter in the game.

                      Thats why a guy like Hopkins can still dominate. If I ever build a fighter, I would want them to have those 3 key ingredients 1st & formost. Im not saying Floyd wont slow & lose but Im saying that he will have a much better chance then those other guys because he has those 3 things to rely on where as those other guys were just all about the speed & reflexes
                      Speed and reflexes were never Hopkins' strength. His awkward style, old school tricks and ring intelligence is what kept him in the ring.
                      Unlike Hopkins, Floyd's speed and reflexes is very important and needed for his counter-punching, "hit and don't get hit" style.

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