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  • TLC8
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    #111
    Floyd Is All Image Control; Maidana KO's Floyd In Rematch If Floyd Has The Ballz

    Floyd thinks its that simple, he'll move and stay off the ropes, box and tie up. If it was that easy why didn't Floyd stick to that plan all night? And don't be so naive to believe Maidana doesn't make adjustments too. He had Fliyds number, a great plan, and he beat hell out of Floyd. Floyd talks the talk, but he won't be so quick to grab a rematch with Maidana. If Floyd thought he won the fight, then why extend a rematch; Floyd gives no rematches unless he knows he lost... Ie: Castillo fight.

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    • GRUSTLER
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      #112
      Im thinking it's a couple of things. First I think that these back to back fights are taking a toll on him. Second I think the rough house tactics of Maidana was a lot for him to adjust to like he normally does. Third this Ms Jackson thing messed with his head a lil. Maidana made it into a street fight/brawl. I'm not counting him out yet but age could be a factor at this stage.

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      • IMDAZED
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        #113
        Originally posted by parrish duke
        Only thing is Maidana does not have Tarver pedigree, tarver was a big skillful lefty - dangerous with minimal wear and tear on his body - maidana is the complete opposite , and didnt floyd use his legs in his last fight against Cenelo?? Thinking too much, didnt floyd make thw crucial adjustment around the 5th or 6th that changed the complexion of the fight? In Jones / Tarver 1 what adjustments did Roy make ? He just grinded out the victory - no adjustments - see slippage equates to not being able to adjust to your opponent we all slow down, but can you adjust to YOUR new tempo and still win? Floyd and benard still can, so props ti them
        Good posting. I could see Maidana landing a big punch that hurts Mayweather. Tarver landed an absolute bomb but it's clear he had really studied Roy. And based on Saturday, I'd say Maidana and co. did their homework as well.

        As far as crucial adjustments, Roy definitely made some in Tarver I. That was quite a chess match, actually. In the middle rounds, Jones began circling (instead of lingering on the ropes) and countering with lead rights to the midsection. But his old legs couldn't sustain it and he found himself on the ropes again.

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          #114
          Originally posted by MindBat
          No more calls of a mismatch. PPV's will be through the roof.

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          You must be so happy what percentage you getting?

          **** the rematch i only want to see it if he is allowed the mx gloves.

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          • BennyST
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            #115
            Originally posted by ßringer
            I don't think there'd be any negotiating there. I don't see team Maidana compromising on the gloves in a rematch after his performance Saturday night, and I don't see Mayweather suddenly changing his mind and allowing him to wear the Everlast MXs.

            Another factor that would make a rematch suck would be the referee. While I agree that Tony Weeks did a **** job this weekend, I think any referee in a rematch would be too conscious of Floyd's complaints and heavily favor him in the rematch.

            Maidana can't beat Mayweather unless he's allowed to fight his fight and I can't see any referee allowing him to do that in a rematch when Floyd complained so much about it already.
            It does seem like if there were to be a rematch it would be highly distorted to favour Mayweather before the first bell rings, and then maybe even more so during the fight. A ref that basically allows Floyd his standard game of fouls, while Maidana would likely be highly penalised for his infractions seems like it would be a given now. Hell, they'll probably call back Cortez just for this. I don't doubt he'd love to insert himself into it, give Floyd a helping hand.

            It has been interesting; the views on Maidanas fouling for this fight, particularly as he's not actually much of a dirty fighter, whereas Floyd has literally made a career of foul filled fights and illegal tactics which he has gotten away with so long, he thinks the rules genuinely don't apply to him anymore. This was a foul filled fight, but to lay the blame at Maidana is to overlooked a guy that has gotten away with more illegal tactics than most for his whole career. It's like accusing a fighter of being rough and unfair with Bhop. They've gotten away with it so long that it's become partof their routine, so when someone does it back to them, it's not allowed?

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              #116
              Originally posted by martin_1995
              Theres away of pac beating gayfeather. By fighting maidanna who should be a walk in the park for pac he destroys the gayfeather family completely. C'mon pac. We all know you're the best. Just offer maidanna a little more than 1.5 mill. The rest is all yours. nitramzaid@hotmail.com

              Pac beat: Cotto, De La Hoya, and Hatton more impressively than Floyd but Marquez has shown that if you counter punch and move you can really take Pac out his game.

              It would be a great fight that EVERYBODY wants to see. But I still see Floyd winning 8-4

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                #117
                Originally posted by MindBat
                Not at all. Looked like a packed house to me at the MGM.

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                I had friends who went and they said it was packed. At one point one of the walls after the fight of the MGM fell and sounded like a gun shot. There was a stampede and a bunch of people had been rushed to the hospital.

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                  #118
                  Originally posted by TLC8
                  Floyd thinks its that simple, he'll move and stay off the ropes, box and tie up. If it was that easy why didn't Floyd stick to that plan all night? And don't be so naive to believe Maidana doesn't make adjustments too. He had Fliyds number, a great plan, and he beat hell out of Floyd. Floyd talks the talk, but he won't be so quick to grab a rematch with Maidana. If Floyd thought he won the fight, then why extend a rematch; Floyd gives no rematches unless he knows he lost... Ie: Castillo fight.
                  Now he beat Castillo and won the second fight! Everybody was used to Floyd blowing people out and Jose made it really competitive so the naysayers gave Castillo the edge! What happened their very next fight? Exactly!

                  Maidana did good like Oscar, and Cotto did now people are jocking him as well. Floyd will fight Maidana like he did the second half of the fight and win an easy decision. Maidana fought hard, but in the rematch he gets shut out just like Devon did to him.

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                  • BennyST
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                    #119
                    Originally posted by IMDAZED
                    Yeah man...I'm not sure how to rank him but he's definitely the best fighter of my era. Really amazing what he accomplished. Will take a while before he's fully appreciated although I think quietly, he really is.
                    Yeah, he'll be recognised as one of the very best to ever do it down the track. I reckon give it another thirty years and people will look at him as a top tenner, and likely the most skilled fighter to ever do it. Once people are looking back on his career without all the bull**** surrounding him, and just seeing his career as a series of fights, they'll recognise is greatness.

                    His one and only career flaw.....another great for a rival. Jones didn't have one either I guess, but he had two fighters better than anyone Floyd has fought.

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                      #120
                      Originally posted by bojangles1987
                      I'm always hesitant to make any statement in the immediate aftermath of a fight, but I was thinking about Porter, too. Not that he's definitely as good as Maidana, but he's just as rough and much more explosive.
                      porter kind of reminds me of pryor..and i loved pryor.

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