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  • #31
    Originally posted by Big Dunn View Post
    Not that he's hated, but that the standard is different when analyzing performance and accomplishments. Just analyze every fighter under the same lens. If you hate his act, his **** talking, thats fine with most floyd fans. Popularity shouldn't determine how you critically nalkayze a performer or their performances.
    You're right. No one should make a judgement based on popularity. When analyzing how good a boxer is, it should be based on performance. It should be based on his resume, the quality of his opponents, how he performed against these opponents and in what manner he won those fights.
    It should not be based just on generalized perceptions like; he's fast, he's the best defensive boxer, he's got power, the best footwork, best offense, he's got a high boxing IQ, etc.. For all you know, he appears that way, not because he's that good, but maybe because he's been fighting inferior opponents.

    Now, when you are analyzing and comparing two boxers, you cannot cannot make a judgement that one is better than the other by merely looking how boxer A performed against an opponent that boxer B has not faced yet. That would be a flawed analysis.

    A more accurate approached is to compare how they performed against common opponents. Comparing against just one common opponent would still be unreliable, but when you have at least three examples to compare, you will have a clearer picture.

    I did make this comparison by looking at the data available that included the Hatton, DLH and Mosley fights. I deliberately did not include Marquez because I think Manny has not yet evolved into what he is now in that fight.

    The results would surprise most observers. Not only did Manny outperformed Floyd in the offense department, he was also better defensively. Floyd was hit more per round on average than Manny was. Floyd also landed less punches per round and when power punches are taken separately, the difference becomes more acute.

    Would these findings show who would win if these two boxers finally face each other? Not necessarily. But if I am a betting person, I would seriously look into these data before placing my bet.

    I have posted these findings in two or three separate threads so I will assume that most of you have already seen them. If not, let me know and I will try to re-post them.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by tatangb45 View Post
      You're right. No one should make a judgement based on popularity. When analyzing how good a boxer is, it should be based on performance. It should be based on his resume, the quality of his opponents, how he performed against these opponents and in what manner he won those fights.
      It should not be based just on generalized perceptions like; he's fast, he's the best defensive boxer, he's got power, the best footwork, best offense, he's got a high boxing IQ, etc.. For all you know, he appears that way, not because he's that good, but maybe because he's been fighting inferior opponents.

      Now, when you are analyzing and comparing two boxers, you cannot cannot make a judgement that one is better than the other by merely looking how boxer A performed against an opponent that boxer B has not faced yet. That would be a flawed analysis.

      A more accurate approached is to compare how they performed against common opponents. Comparing against just one common opponent would still be unreliable, but when you have at least three examples to compare, you will have a clearer picture.

      I did make this comparison by looking at the data available that included the Hatton, DLH and Mosley fights. I deliberately did not include Marquez because I think Manny has not yet evolved into what he is now in that fight.

      The results would surprise most observers. Not only did Manny outperformed Floyd in the offense department, he was also better defensively. Floyd was hit more per round on average than Manny was. Floyd also landed less punches per round and when power punches are taken separately, the difference becomes more acute.

      Would these findings show who would win if these two boxers finally face each other? Not necessarily. But if I am a betting person, I would seriously look into these data before placing my bet.

      I have posted these findings in two or three separate threads so I will assume that most of you have already seen them. If not, let me know and I will try to re-post them.
      Who do you think will win???

      Simply in your opinion.....

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      • #33
        Originally posted by junior gong View Post
        **** ***** thread.
        you mad.....

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Champ Is Here View Post
          Are you... yes u are

          The old ***** special #1 the unfunny 'you mad' pic.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by junior gong View Post
            The old ***** special #1 the unfunny 'you mad' pic.
            This dude is mad

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            • #36
              Originally posted by QADASHBANYAH View Post
              Who do you think will win???

              Simply in your opinion.....
              Like I indicated in that post, I try not to make predictions, But if forced to make a decision and in spite of Floyd's big physical advantages, I will use those figures to go in favor of Manny.
              Btw, another observation I noticed is how Floyd performed against Hatton. Floyd's output went down to an average of 33/rd or 39% accuracy, as compared to his performances against DLH and Shane, which was almost the same at 40/rd and at an almost the same accuracy rate of 43%. I attributed this to Hatton's more aggressive style.

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              • #37
                Why so upset? Make some anti pac thread and join in on the fun.

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by tatangb45 View Post
                  Like I indicated in that post, I try not to make predictions, But if forced to make a decision and in spite of Floyd's big physical advantages, I will use those figures to go in favor of Manny.
                  Btw, another observation I noticed is how Floyd performed against Hatton. Floyd's output went down to an average of 33/rd or 39% accuracy, as compared to his performances against DLH and Shane, which was almost the same at 40/rd and at an almost the same accuracy rate of 43%. I attributed this to Hatton's more aggressive style.
                  I'm tired of you posting stats with no link....

                  This is like the 20th stat based post I've seen you make without a link. I'm not saying you're incorrect, but I think you're a lot smarter to know that anyone with a brain, won't just take your word for it.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by junior gong View Post
                    the old ***** special #1 the unfunny 'you mad' pic.
                    you pretty mad junior slong....








                    I can tell that you are pretty mad there boy......

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
                      I'm tired of you posting stats with no link....

                      This is like the 20th stat based post I've seen you make without a link. I'm not saying you're incorrect, but I think you're a lot smarter to know that anyone with a brain, won't just take your word for it.
                      I've done my research. Do yours.
                      They did not come from just one source. Look at boxrec, compubox, news items, etc.

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