In retrospect can we say Floyd had a granite chin or that he just refused to lose?
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Yeah and Mayweather fought southpaw for the rest of the fight and still won.Comment
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Floyd didn't have a good chin he had a great chin. You can't stay undefeated against the caliber opponents that he faced without one.Comment
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His chin weren't granite, when he goit hit he had real urgency to hold. Some fighters take combinations too chin and smile at you.
He never fought one lunch game changer ko artist as well.
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But he gets a lot of credit for the Mosley right hand. Sugar was well past his best but he still maintained his power and for Floyd to retain his presence of mind ,after getting hit clean and to hold on till he recovered was great stuff.
He took some solid left hands from Pac in the first 4 rounds of their fight too and still retained that concentration.
I dunno if he had a granite chin because he never really faced any serious punchers and didn't get hit clean much but he did have exceptional powers of concentration. I'm trying to think of fighters who always retained a presence of self in the ring like Mayweather and can only really come up with Hopkins and Chavez.Comment
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granite chin is what provo has for example. floyd had a good chin but most importantly, an excellent defenseComment
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Retrospect is a big word for you Larry, cong****.
But, in retrospect, Floyd's chin didn't get hit that much because under pressure he either hugged, ran or leaned back over the ropes.
When he did get properly tagged he did the chicken dance or hung on for dear life.Comment
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