After the fight TMT (The Maidana Team) acknowledged that they were focusing on landing on Floyd more than hitting him hard, so in a way Maidana was holding back, but now that they know he can land on Floyd, I feel Maidana will jump on him quickly and maul him to the ropes.
Has Maidana got any chance in beating Floyd on Sept 13?
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You guys sound very naive in thinking Maidana can just out hustle Floyd and win a close fight.
Dude he got DOGGED on the cards 8-4, 9-3, and one draw in the 1st fight.
He would have to DOMINATE Floyd over the course of 12-rounds in a one-sided fashion, or KO Floyd to take out the P4P champ in his BACKYARD with two huge money making fights left on his contract.
And, I'm not even just conspiring against Maidana, its just the cold hearted truth and not an easy thing for a Maidana fanatic to cope with, I understand.
How did you score the fight? Most fans and media had it 7-5 Floyd.Last edited by BOXEO _; 07-09-2014, 01:14 PM.Comment
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Personally I watched it drunk and emotionally thought Maidana won the 1st time. Second time, I watched it sober and tried to be as unbiased as possible and scored it a draw.
I'm not a big Floyd fan so it's hard for me to score a close fight for him, my heart always sees him losing.
I'm not mad that he didn't lose officially, I don't think Maidana did enough to take his belt. Yes I'm old school in my belief that you gotta "beat" the champ to take his title. Especially a man of Floyd's credentials.Last edited by SeekDaGreat; 07-09-2014, 01:53 PM.Comment
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And please stop with the ******ness, Maidana did not beat Floyd the first time. He did better than expected and as the underdog people tend to give him more credit.
Floyd wins 10-2 this timeComment
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maidana's wide, looping punches became predictable later on and he smothered himself his work inside. if he mixes in the jab and straight punches that robert has been teaching him along with his awkward mauling, i think he'll have a lot more success in the rematch. he has to keep alternating between both styles to keep mayweather guessing.Comment
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