Does Mayweather go back to "moving" against Pacquiao or does he "stay in the pocket"?

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  • Canelo Phresh
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    #31
    hes stays in the pocket. hes just a better fighter all around.

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    • ChampBox@PR
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      #32
      Originally posted by Carpe Diem
      Solution: Make him fight at long range, and he'll be off balance whenever he lunges in and out. You can neutralize speed by creating enough space for yourself so that you'd have time to react and beat your opponent to the punch/es first. Cotto tried to stepped in closer to fired off his shots first, but Manny had the upper hand to utilized his speed to his advantage in that exchanged because he didn't had to be off balance or out of position to aimed directly at his target.

      Same thing with JMM, he neutralized Manny's movement and speed when he kept his distance from Manny and had enough time to analyzed his every moves, but whenever he decided to closed in to fired off his combos, Manny had the upper hand to displayed his faster hands speed and got his shots off first in those exchanges.
      This is a very good, and still think Floyd needs to move, wich Marquez did a lot!

      Everytime Marquez stop his movement he got clocked!!!

      I think floyd will win, but not staying in the pocket!

      as good as floyd is defensivly thats how good is Manny with his offense!!

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        #33
        Originally posted by El C@cique@PR
        This is a very good, and still think Floyd needs to move, wich Marquez did a lot!

        Everytime Marquez stop his movement he got clocked!!!

        I think floyd will win, but not staying in the pocket!

        as good as floyd is defensivly thats how good is Manny with his offense!!
        Manny is not really an in the pocket type of fighter. The only way Floyd could do is by tying him up. He'd have to clinch him, but Manny isn't gonna stay close like that unless he's against the rope. As i said, Manny likes to fight in the middle of the ring, and that's where Floyd would fight him in long distance.

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          #34
          Originally posted by Carpe Diem
          Solution: Make him fight at long range, and he'll be off balance whenever he lunges in and out. You can neutralize speed by creating enough space for yourself so that you'd have time to react and beat your opponent to the punch/es first. Cotto tried to stepped in closer to fired off his shots first, but Manny had the upper hand to utilized his speed to his advantage in that exchanged because he didn't had to be off balance or out of position to aimed directly at his target.

          Same thing with JMM, he neutralized Manny's movement and speed when he kept his distance from Manny and had enough time to analyzed his every moves, but whenever he decided to closed in to fired off his combos, Manny had the upper hand to displayed his faster hands speed and got his shots off first in those exchanges.
          Good posts, hell yeah that's what I like to see, differing opinions and quality stuff being thrown around. I especially like the clips of the straight rights landing, definitely emphasizes your point.

          I used to think exactly like you, and I'm not saying it can't still happen, Floyd has the skills to make it happen. I just tend to believe he won't commit enough, and at some point will be touched. Marquez was knocked down four times between both fights, the man is tough as hell, and is not shy about standing toe to toe, in fact I think that's what got him into trouble against Pac just as you stated. When he backed up and worked of his jab he was controlling the fight. That said, those fights were at 126 and 130. These guys are much bigger now, Pac is better and brought his speed up. I think this will be bad for Marquez, and I think Floyd won't use his left hand enough to discourage Pacquiao.

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            #35
            Originally posted by ИATAS206
            he stays in the pocket and manny lets floyd come to him. amazing how tables have turned over the past 2-3 years.
            to me I don't think he's really been a "mover" since maybe Hatton.

            what do you think?

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              #36
              Originally posted by slick23
              Good posts, hell yeah that's what I like to see, differing opinions and quality stuff being thrown around. I especially like the clips of the straight rights landing, definitely emphasizes your point.

              I used to think exactly like you, and I'm not saying it can't still happen, Floyd has the skills to make it happen. I just tend to believe he won't commit enough, and at some point will be touched. Marquez was knocked down four times between both fights, the man is tough as hell, and is not shy about standing toe to toe, in fact I think that's what got him into trouble against Pac just as you stated. When he backed up and worked of his jab he was controlling the fight. That said, those fights were at 126 and 130. These guys are much bigger now, Pac is better and brought his speed up. I think this will be bad for Marquez, and I think Floyd won't use his left hand enough to discourage Pacquiao.

              I disagree with some of the things you point on. Of course Manny won't be discourage, but the left hand would disrupt his rhythm and force him to get desperate in which would play into Floyd's hand to set up his straight right hand as a trap. I based my theories from what I've seen from the two bouts that Manny had against Mosley and Clottey, and those two guys never set up anything behind their jab like JMM did with his lead right hand.
              Last edited by Carpe Diem; 09-29-2011, 06:18 PM.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Eaner0919
                to me I don't think he's really been a "mover" since maybe Hatton.

                what do you think?
                Mayweather has never overly been a dancer or mover his entire career really.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by IronDanHamza
                  Mayweather has never overly been a dancer or mover his entire career really.
                  thank you

                  guys like him a Pea really did it with torso movement, hand and arm placement and reflexes/anticipation

                  the Ortiz fight they showed how Floyd punched split seconds before Ortiz did because he knew what and when Ortiz was throwing

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                    #39
                    It's not a coincidence that at times during his fights against Mosley and Ortiz, Floyd looked like he was taller than both of them. It appeared that way because he fought at long range and those guys didn't knew how to imposed their height/size as an advantage except when they cornered him against the rope.

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                      #40
                      TS is making it sound like duckqiao knew actually how to fight

                      old mosley who came to hug and kiss pwned duckqiao with his jab alone...duckqiao is used to weight drained damaged goods who cant fight for sh**

                      untalented fighters like cotto and margacheato made him look good because they have no skills..no defense at all..no jab etc...

                      duckqiao couldnt beat the old mosley...why?? because mosley knew how to jab..if you know how to jab you can beat duckqiao..

                      floyd would **** him..

                      just look at my sig

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