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The clip was from the first round. Ali clinched from the jump because it was part of his strategy. He did it to stop Foreman from countering his attacks. He clinched over 90 times vs Leon Spinks. Ali, in your words, was lame. LOLthat's not even a lot, floyd's 70 hugs of *****ness is so much more than that, hence, those were obviously subject to point deduction.
And as I said it's forgivable when boxers clinch when 2 warriors are spent and clinches to get a breather or 2 warriors gets tangled up. That's fine.
It becomes pathetic boxing is when a fighter prevents an opponent from countering by hugging. That's lame boxing.
But you wont get that, Queensberry rules shouldnt be followed in Vegas especially when floyd is the one in the ring.
Well enjoy the polls.
Last edited by Marvellous1; 02-18-2016, 10:10 AM.Comment
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Don't compare Ali the great one to Floyd. That's blasphemy.There's a huge difference between them. I'll give you a hint one is a warrior the other isn't.
If you have a boxer who is running and hugging for 12 rounds. Then what you got is energy sapping marathon bore fest of a fight. That my friend is Floyd's boxing. Don't dare compare floyd to the the great one. The great one gives a show every time. The other one makes you fall asleep.
Heavyweights are big lumbering men who burn more energy than welterweights. Heavyweights tend to clinch more since they spend energy 3 times more than small fighters. they clinch to get a breather. Yes Ali clinches, but he fights between clinches. Not like Floyd who runs and clinches to his hearts content.
Whichever way you put it. Floyd's game is an energy sapping exercise of lame boxing. You only have 3 minute of every round. And Floyd runs and hugs 80% of every round. He tskes out all the action from his hugging. Now that's just not what boxing is about. Wether it's his cowardly running or too much clinching to prevent a fighter for ever punching him. That's just pathetic boxing. Points deduction should have been given to Floyd that night.
Boxing is not a game of cat and mouse. This is a man's game. a game of bravado. Which Ali exemplifies that better than most boxers. That's why he is loved, and is called legend to this day.
Floyd don't have that real fighters mentality like Ali, he rather finish with a whimper every time.
Anyway, wether you like it or not, Floyd's overall performance in the maidana fight shows too much fouling. He got away with all that fouling since he's in Vegas were he's well protected. If he did that else where, that ***** tactics won't fly and would have easily have lost him the fight.
The truth.
Last edited by Spoon23; 02-18-2016, 11:22 AM.Comment
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The Delahoya fight could go either way in my opinion. Never said that about Castillo. Castillo fight was a cake walk.
In one paragraph I wrote who I think won over Floyd. Note the coma after Castillo 1 ( 1 signifies the first fight), which means the next after that I think won was Delahoya, that could go either way..Last edited by Spoon23; 02-18-2016, 05:46 PM.Comment
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Castillo 1, that's it.
Pac & ODLH were clear wins. Maidana 1 could have been a draw.Comment
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LOL, Floyd vs Pac = Compubox not accurate
Floyd vs Castillo 1 = Compubox accurate.Comment
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its part of the game. If your a professional boxer losing teeth comes with the territory along with black eyes,broken noses and cracked ribsFloyd loses tooth from the Maidana fight.
floyd was defintely the loser that night.
This was over looked by most boxing fans, but I laughed so hard to see its actually true.
Watch how Maidana punch took out Floyd's tooth. Hilarious.
Solid white, tear drop shape. Look at the red circle marker.
Yup it's a tooth alright. 500,000 views on YouTube says it is.
Location of missing tooth:
No mouth guard at the bottom.
It's the bottom tooth. It's a fake tooth therefore no bleeding.
See pic. Missing tooth at the bottom.
A million dollar man should have a complete set of tooth, but nope his teeth ain't complete. One is missing.
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