Comments Thread For: Mayweather: Nobody Has Broken The Code To Beat Me

[MindBat]

Castillo's dog must've eaten his "How To Beat Floyd" blueprint 'cause Jose Luis lost the rematch by a country mile.

Castillio's dog tearin' up The Blueprint.

[The Big Dunn]

Mayweather did not win 10 or 11 rounds in the rematch. The rematch was very similar to the first fight through the first 9 rounds, and Mayweather took over in the championship rounds for the clear 9-3 or 8-4 win.

One of the biggest misconceptions about a fight on this site, that Mayweather whitewashed Castillo in the rematch.

Respectfully I disagree. You could say its bias but I believe floyd won 10-2 or 11-1. Maybe if I watched it again I might change.

I think the difference between are opinions rests in what type of fight we like. SInce I am more of a "skills guy" and a floyd fan I'm sure I give floyd all the close rounds. Perhaps thats not fair. But I honestly thought floyd dominted him to such a degree that this fight propelled him up the p4p lists.

IMO out of 24 rounds fought the most anyone can give castillo is 9 ( 7-5 and 2-10)and the fewest is 6 or 7 (5-7 and 1-11).

[bojangles1987]

Respectfully I disagree. You could say its bias but I believe floyd won 10-2 or 11-1. Maybe if I watched it again I might change.

I think the difference between are opinions rests in what type of fight we like. SInce I am more of a "skills guy" and a floyd fan I'm sure I give floyd all the close rounds. Perhaps thats not fair. But I honestly thought floyd dominted him to such a degree that this fight propelled him up the p4p lists.

IMO out of 24 rounds fought the most anyone can give castillo is 9 ( 7-5 and 2-10)and the fewest is 6 or 7 (5-7 and 1-11).

I do think that's the best win of his career, and is somewhat overshadowed by the controversy over the first fight. That he went out and clearly beat, and in the opinion of others dominated, a guy that gave him such trouble in the first fight deserves more attention and respect. Castillo was no joke.

[BoxingFollower]

Castillio's dog tearin' up The Blueprint.

lmaooo, Hilarious

[PureBoxingCEO]

Donkey of the day award!!! Goes to u my little wet behind the ears fella. Ur an idiot

I am scared by receiving that donkey award from a guy filled with bad reputation. You are not funny at all.

[Pony Boy]

And that is relative to my post how? I didn't even mention pacquiao! But it's a typical floyd fan reply, see something they don't like, and boom, bring up mayweathers chief rival! Although you would think floyd fans wouldn't want to talk about pacquiao seen as tho floyd would not fight him. All rejoicing now that Marquez chinned him but it will always be there that floyd didn't have the bollocks to fight him.

#boxing follower, Pacquiao didn't fight a prime Margarito. Margarito had already been KO'ed badly by Mosley and had been in too many wars.

[Cinci Champ]

If you meld rds 1-4 from the zab fight with rd 2 from the shane fight, the 5 rds castillo won in the 1st fight, and a couple rds cotto won then there is a blueprint right there.

ya cause thats logical being all those fighters in the same fight

[Cinci Champ]

everyone brings up castillo for obvious reasons but lets not forget he got stomped the 2nd fight. using the castillo 1 fight blue print would get you no where now

[Cinci Champ]

you know your a beast when your haters hold on to a fight that could of gone either way as the dent in your armor a fight from 2002 that had a rematch anyway that floyd won rather easy.

[The Big Dunn]

ya cause thats logical being all those fighters in the same fight

It was a jokey joke.

All jokes aside, the best way IMO to beat floyd is to change how you fight every 3-4 rounds. Floyd in the boxing ring is "book smart". every person who is "book smart" tends to think too much. You want to make floyd keep thinking and figuring what to do if you cant just KHTFO.

As long as he is forced to think and rethink his defense, he cant plan his offense. Even though he wins the majority of rounds, floyd loses the most rounds during the 1st 3-4 when he is figuring out an opponent.

Seems logical that you change the question once you see he's figured out the answer. I'm not saying its easy.