Are Fighters The Same After Fighting Mayweather?
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Yeah, I've been staying away from these threads but I'm in the mood too. Every once in a while it just feels good to respond to some of the ****** things people say around here.Comment
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especially after it takes exactly one post to blow up your entire argument. I mean look at the complex, stimulating, brilliance of that opening post. the enormous boxing IQ just leaps right out atcha.Comment
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i have to just leave NSB for weeks at a time, but it is fun sometimes to sharpen up a bit. then I come back and all the illogic and fanboyism is so much more blatantComment
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EDIT: First you're illogical, now you're imaging things. I mentioned STRUGG, but who mentioned yessir and dominicano? Where'd that come from?Comment
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Thanks for proving me right. Now you see why I respond to you in such a simple manner. Simple people get simple responses. You are worthy.
EDIT: First you're illogical, now you're imaging things. I mentioned STRUGG, but who mentioned yessir and dominicano? Where'd that come from?Comment
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Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
Thanks for proving me right. Now you see why I respond to you in such a simple manner. Simple people get simple responses. You are worthy.
yea, it's difficult for me to keep up intellectually with someone who makes the following thread
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Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
Mayweather said this in an interview not to long ago.
Personally, I agree with him.
Thoughts?
especially after it takes exactly one post to blow up your entire argument. I mean look at the complex, stimulating, brilliance of that opening post. the enormous boxing IQ just leaps right out atcha.
the bold is boxinggeniusComment
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Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
Thanks for proving me right. Now you see why I respond to you in such a simple manner. Simple people get simple responses. You are worthy.
yea, it's difficult for me to keep up intellectually with someone who makes the following thread
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Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
Mayweather said this in an interview not to long ago.
Personally, I agree with him.
Thoughts?
especially after it takes exactly one post to blow up your entire argument. I mean look at the complex, stimulating, brilliance of that opening post. the enormous boxing IQ just leaps right out atcha.
the bold is boxinggenius
I keep it as simple as possible, not cause I have too, but because I want too. Key, want too.
You've been drinking too much Malt Liquor, but how's this for starters Mr. Ettiquette:
I’m no PED expert, nor do I have the time to become one within the next few days. But, what I do know is boxing. I’ve studied the sport and it’s fighters for years. Originally I thought Pac would soundly defeat Mayweather. But after evaluating each fighters tendencies and putting the PED question marks aside, here’s the facts that I do know:
When people compare Marquez to Mayweather, they’re referring to how similar their styles are. It’s a FACT, that Marquez gave Pac problems in two fights. It’s a fact that Mayweather is a counter-puncher like Marquez, but Mayweather has better defense (in fact the best defense in boxing..Fact), faster, bigger/stronger, and most importantly he’s a smarter version of Marquez. THESE ARE FACTS.
Let’s talk more facts. How many times did Cotto and Hatton bum rush Pac? I’m sure all the Pac fans watched both fights numerous times. Both of Cotto’s knockdowns came when Cotto lost his composure and was in the process of bum rushing Pac. Hatton fought a similar pressurized style. He too was stopped. When Pac knocked Marquez down in the 1st and 2nd fights, it was during an exchange. Now, let me ask you this. How many times did Clottey bum rush Pac? How many times was Clottey hurt or knocked down? If you answered none then you’re right. Pac landed 20% of his 1200 punches against Clottey, which is right around the 21% opponent punch land ratio for Clottey. Mayweather’s is 16%
The point that I’m making is fighters that lose their discipline and carelessly apply pressure (i.e Cotto, Morales II & III, Hatton) get knocked out. In contrast if anyone has ever seen a Mayweather fight, they will know that one of Mayweather’s best characteristics are being WELL DISCIPLINED and applying sound defense.
It's a bit off topic, but you get the point. At least, I hope you do.Comment
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