As is often the case for fighters early in their careers when they're still learning the ropes, opponents are picked and chosen carefully and tactically at precise times either when they're fading or if they were in a compromised physical condition due to some issue with the weight or following a long period of inactivity.
Mayweather extended this strategy well beyond his infancy as a pro and carried it throughout the vast majority of his career with few exceptions. It was clever strategy, let's be real and it's this highly tactical matchmaking which may have been one of the primary reasons Floyd had been propelled to the top of the boxing world.
So the question needs to be raised: If Marquez hadn't KOd Pacquiao in such devastating fashion, would Mayweather vs Pacquiao have even taken place as yet, or would Mayweather still be waiting until Pacquiao finally appeared to be noticeably faded and vulnerable?
Mayweather extended this strategy well beyond his infancy as a pro and carried it throughout the vast majority of his career with few exceptions. It was clever strategy, let's be real and it's this highly tactical matchmaking which may have been one of the primary reasons Floyd had been propelled to the top of the boxing world.
So the question needs to be raised: If Marquez hadn't KOd Pacquiao in such devastating fashion, would Mayweather vs Pacquiao have even taken place as yet, or would Mayweather still be waiting until Pacquiao finally appeared to be noticeably faded and vulnerable?
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