Originally posted by puga
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
How is floyd gonna avoid pac's straight left all night long
Collapse
-
-
Originally posted by Ea$y Money View PostMannys reach 67
Shanes 71
Margaritos 73
Clotteys 70
I don't think he has a problem getting close enough.
All three of those guys above had the reach advantage, and while Mosley did used distance, he didn't threw his jabs sharply nor effectively, and didn't counter-punched Manny when he had plenty of openings. The other two just stood and close punches range, and allowed Manny to rotated around them whenever he wanted to.Last edited by Carpe Diem; 09-05-2011, 06:35 PM.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Carpe Diem View PostAnd that's why JMM got caught most of the times. He waited enough to had the opportunity to countered Manny, but at that instant, he got inpatient enough to put himself at risk against a much faster Boxer. Nacho Beristain recently brought this subject up about how JMM wasn't patient enough, and anyone who has watched those two fights especially the second would know that.
At the end of the day, Floyd is so much more of an accurate puncher than JMM that it won't be that much of an disadvantage if he doesn't follow up after he counter-punches Manny few times.Last edited by puga; 09-05-2011, 06:38 PM.
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by puga View Postyeah, but how jmm got some sucess either......jmm really knows how to beat pac but his physically is the main problem.....jmm got most of his succes by boxing WITH pac not by boxing him...i agree when jmm said that you have to fight at pac's rythm and pick your shots instaed of trying to break his rythm.....floyd is more accurate and fast than jmm but they are two diffrenet fighters.....
We've seen how vulnerable Manny is when his opponents uses lateral movement and it forced him to had his punches output reduced. We've seen how Floyd has dealt against pressure Boxers, but most of them that he has had hard times with were much bigger guys who knew how to used their size effectively well against him.Last edited by Carpe Diem; 09-05-2011, 06:49 PM.
Comment
-
It's one thing to have the size and reach advantages, but it's another to use those advantages effectively well against smaller/shorter Boxers.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Carpe Diem View PostOf course they are. And just like Manny, Floyd has the ability to control his opponents rhythm and neutralizing their offenses to keep the fight at the pace he wants it to be. We don't know if Manny is gonna be capable of forcing Floyd to fight at the fighting pace that he wants or vice versa.
We've seen how vulnerable Manny is when his opponents uses lateral movement and it forces him to have his punches output reduce. We've seen how Floyd has dealt against pressure Boxers, but most of them that he has had hard times with were much better guys who knew how to used their size effectively well against him.
i can agree with the bolded..
Comment
-
Floyd will have no problem easily avoiding Paq's left
By never getting in the ring with him. Paq would be at a slight reach disadvantage if Floyd did get in the ring with him, but he wont, and Paq cant punch all the way to Floyd sitting on his couch watching Paq fight someone else. Floyd will avoid the straight left by staying miles away from it.
Comment
Comment