"Punch statistics, Mayweather's greatest deception"....

[junior gong]

37 posts in 8 years? something tells me people didn't miss you as much as you think

PS. I hear EEG brain scans aren't as expensive as they used to be, look into that Prima. I think your screws may be coming loose.

Which ****** were you before this account?

[hugh grant]

Floyd throws less than half of his opponent which means Floyd is in defensive mode for most of the fight. How can you win a fight by just trying not to be knocked out?

Does Floyd really trust the judges will give him a decision he is pushing his luck, which hes had a lot of believe me.

Historically when a fight is close, they give it to the boxer who tried to make a fight and pressured. Not in Floyds fights somehow.

[Dagomba]

Then I suggest you watch some football and stop watching boxing because you clearly don't understand the sport.

Again, you can argue that Maidana did more damage, that's fine. The pro's is about doing damage when you compare it to the amateurs but that doesn't mean every boxing match has to be a street fight.

Boxing is a skill, it's the sweet science. It's about defense and offense, hitting and not getting hit. Floyd didn't get hit as much as you would like to think. He boxed beautifully and countered well in the later rounds.

If you want to talk about scoring, you are completely wrong and don't know much about the sport. Hitting areas that are not targets under the rules DO NOT COUNT.

They hurt, but they don't count. I can't punch you 2,000 times in the elbow and think I won the fight, but I didn't.

Stop trolling and sit back, drink a pint, eat some fish and chips and watch footy because in the words of Roger Mayweather, "You don't know **** about boxing!"

Damn Cuauh /thread

[Yes Sequitur]

Maidana's punch stats were the real deception. Punching a man on the legs, balls, and back of the head are not scoring shots, as per the rules of boxing. Neither are MMA style takedown. The simple fact is that Chino is a flagrant cheater and still lost, despite being afforded the benefit of the doubt at every infraction by referee Tony Weeks.
The mere fact that many people here celebrate such a performance is merely indicative of how emotionally attached they are to hoping Floyd Mayweather takes a loss.

A truly disgraceful performance.