Floyd seemed to get hit more than usual, why?

[Gino Ros]

More like Ortiz quit AGAIN! Didn't see him complaining and he seemed delighted he was out the fight, all smiling, laughing & joking because he wanted out the fight because Floyd was raping him & he wasn't even out of 2nd gear.

Yo. In all seriousness, Floyd is an amazing fighter.

His ring intelligence is just ridiculous.

I challenge someone to make gifs or a highlight video of the CLEAN shots that Ortiz landed. CLEAN shots.

[jtiger777]

When Floyds on the ropes, the crowd goes mad when someone unleashes on him - Reality is nothing is landing at all but the crowds roaring & **** sometimes persuades you, especially if you are bias.

When Floyd was on the ropes vs Ortiz, I think 1 shot hit the gloves and all the rest missed. This is why he got frustrated and threw a a dirty lunging headbutt.

Look at the punchstats. He landed nearly 3 times as many shots. The harder, cleaner shots. Watch the fight back, anybody says Mayweather wasn't hurting Ortiz at all prior to the K.O is blinded with hate. He had Ortiz wincing in pain at least twice & stopped him in his tracks numerous times, forcing him on the back foot. His legs buckled at a bodyshot & looked like he was about to burst out crying.

they just dislike floyd as a person, they will never give him credit, if this was all flipped and floyd headbutted ortiz and got snuck n KOed then all the talk would be about mayweather getting what he deserved!

[Carpe Diem]

Next time put it on mute, and let your own eyes be the judge. Jim got carried away for nothing. Floyd slipped with most Ortiz's punches, they didn't had that much effect on him.

[4Corners]

He's got no legs anymore so is forced to stand toe to toe. His time is coming.

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/vi...ortiz-compubox

I don't think Floyd was getting hit anymore than usual. When Ortiz had Mayweather on the ropes (about 10 seconds a couple times), it reminded me a lot of when Floyd fought Oscar. The crowd and annoucners would go nuts, even though most of the punches were completely missing or landing on floyds arms and shoulders. Look at that link. Mayweather landed 35% of his punches and over 40 something % of his power punches, while Ortiz landed 17-18% and only 22% of his power punches. Given the fact that this was Floyds first fight in 16 months and Ortiz a tougher opponent than anyone he's fought since Hatton, and tougher than any of Pacquiao's opponents since Marquez in 2008, he did great. People that are saying Ortiz won the second round and was about to win the 4th....are full of it! Floyd still out landed Victor big time in the 2nd, even landed more power shots, and Floyd was out landing Victor by more than 10 power shots in the 4th before the headbutt. Any time Victor got close, Floyd clinched and held his way out. Than he went back to popping Ortiz with straight rights, a jab here and there, and quick counters. Jim Lampley sucks and people are tired of Larry Merchant, although It was ugly what went down post-fight. Any time someone has Mayweather on the ropes for like 5 seconds, he goes nuts, when in fact they land about 2or 3 punches before Floyd is out of there and back to landing on them all night. Lampley sucks in my opinion.

Mayweather looked solid in my opinion

[Brockton Lip]

The only good shot Mayweather got hit with was a looping left hand to the body, and honestly, I'm not even sure that landed.

I believe it was a flush right in the 4th and then a left you are thinking of. Thats what sent him into the ropes again.

[johnx]

because ortiz isnt a 40 year old boxer

[Brockton Lip]

Yo. In all seriousness, Floyd is an amazing fighter.

His ring intelligence is just ridiculous.

I challenge someone to make gifs or a highlight video of the CLEAN shots that Ortiz landed. CLEAN shots.

He did land clean shots, although not many. The only challenge would be me learning to make a video lol.

Next time put it on mute, and let your own eyes be the judge. Jim got carried away for nothing. Floyd slipped with most Ortiz's punches, they didn't had that much effect on him.

I already mentioned this. I did do that. Thread still stands.

[Carpe Diem]

The only good shot Mayweather got hit with was a looping left hand to the body, and honestly, I'm not even sure that landed.

When Ortiz muscled Floyd and pushed him against the rope, I only saw few punches that landed through Floyd's high guard defense. He blocked most of the body punches with his forearms. Floyd is freaking brilliant, I wish he'd fight more often.

[Aut_72]

I believe it was all of the above, including the fact that he fought more aggressive than usual. Plus the fact he was facing a young hungry fighter

[4Corners]

He did land clean shots, although not many. The only challenge would be me learning to make a video lol.



I already mentioned this. I did do that. Thread still stands.

You know whats funny, Mosley actually fared slightly better than Ortiz did. Look back, especially at the numbers.

Through 4 rounds against Mosley:

Mayweather landed 51 of 125 total punches (41%).
Mosley landed 39 of 131 total punches (30%).

Mayweather landed 26 of 59 power punches (44%).
Mosley landed 18 of 55 power punches (33%).

Through 4 rounds against Ortiz:

Mayweather landed 73 of 208 total punches (35%).
Ortiz landed 26 of 148 total punmches (18%).

Mayweather landed 61 of 125 power punches (49%).
Ortiz landed 26 of 117 power punches (22%).


It's very interesting. Mayweather was more active against the younger, quicker, and harder hitter in Ortiz. He hit with more power, thus he was walking Ortiz down, who out weighed him by 14 lbs. He was a bit more accurate with his power punches, and slightly less accurate with his jab. Mayweather usually works his opponents down even more as the fight goes on, so Ortiz most likely would have ended up landing even less than 18% of his total punches, while Floyd most likely would have been up into the 40 percents for his landing rate. Statistically speaking, Mayweather was as sharp as ever. I really don't think he looked any better of worse than he did against Mosley. He looked pretty much the same. Not in his prime (2001-2007), but still great (2009-Present).