Mayweather keeps his chin up in the air.

[Luilun]

lol, he literally does this all the time, luckily he's fast as sht

and when he's chasing someone he also always "reaches"

the guy is a product of great matchmaking, never faced a great pressure fighter, never faced a great mover, never faced a great fighter actually, how fortunate

If he did they were wash up like Old Mosley and Old out of shape Delahoya. He did get beat by Castillo though and he fought 5 foot 3 little Ricky Hatton a guy who had no business at welter

[MRCHOKEaMF]

If he did they were wash up like Old Mosley and Old out of shape Delahoya. He did get beat by Castillo though and he fought 5 foot 3 little Ricky Hatton a guy who had no business at welter

Castillo:
Mayweather came to the ring weighting unofficially 138½ lbs to Castillo's 147½ lbs.
Judges Jerry Roth and John Keane scored it 115–111 and judge Anek Hongtongkam scored it 116–111,
The Associated Press had Mayweather winning, 115–111
New York Daily News scorecard also had Mayweather winning, 116–112
AND He beat him AGAIN
Now you look ******

[New England]

Wrong!

When FMJ throws that touch lead right hand he sticks his chin out. You of all people should have discerned this, being that you're a big Bernard Hopkins fan. Look at how James Toney, Bernard Hopkins, Mauricio Herrera, and Marcos Maidana throw the straight right hand. Chin down. Perfect technique.

Correct

Correct

Wrong

his chin is tucked in your own signature

[Kagami Taiga]

lol, he literally does this all the time, luckily he's fast as sht

and when he's chasing someone he also always "reaches"

the guy is a product of great matchmaking, never faced a great pressure fighter, never faced a great mover, never faced a great fighter actually, how fortunate

Lol great pressure fighter? Name a great pressure fighter in this era. Just one.

[Kagami Taiga]

As for this thread, u can literally do this for every single fighter that exists. They all make mistakes. It's about the ability to over come the mistakes or to keep your opponent from capitalizing on them. And in that regards, Floyd is the best in this era.

[Larry the boss]

Yes he does...are ya'll seriously just noticing this? you have to swing with him to capitalize on this flaw

[Larry the boss]

how do you show a gif of Herrera getting countered and say "correct"?

[Larry the boss]

Flawless

that was a damn good counter, he read the pull counter and made Floyd run into his right...nice

[radioraheem]

As for this thread, u can literally do this for every single fighter that exists. They all make mistakes. It's about the ability to over come the mistakes or to keep your opponent from capitalizing on them. And in that regards, Floyd is the best in this era.

It's funny. They fail to realize that damn near all fighters, even all the defensively great fighters, got HIT in their fights. Getting hit is a given, no matter how defensively great a fighter is. But a great defensive fighter will keep the amount of times he gets hit to a minimum.

[Larry the boss]

He keeps his chin up when he punches and jumps and every feint, these are 2 reasons for the times he has been hurt in his career...those are his flaws..yes even Floyd has them