The Floyd Mayweather trend... spot on
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Originally posted by Spacey1991 View PostFloyd is 2 years older then Manny so he would be more prone of slowing down, some people are saying they dont think hes in his prime right now and showing small signs of slipping (whether thats the case or not is a different story).
Dont be an idiot.Last edited by 4773Y350NM3; 10-12-2010, 11:22 AM.
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Originally posted by 4773Y350NM3 View Postslowing down its not even based on age, its how much damage you take in your career. and plus mayweather basically fights once a yr compare to pac who fights twice a yr. mayweather obviously playing a waiting game.
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Well there you have it. This will be the excuse if he beats Pacqiauo, atleast your starting early for once.
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Originally posted by 4773Y350NM3 View Postslowing down its not even based on age, its how much damage you take in your career. and plus mayweather basically fights once a yr compare to pac who fights twice a yr. mayweather obviously playing a waiting game.
But in relation to Mayweather only fighting once a year, though he hasn't taken a lot of punishment through his career, that doesn't mean age at some point won't play a factor when dealing with instincts and speed (which can leave you if you do become as inactive as Floyd has recently become). He's obviously not a shot fighter by any means, but I don't think he's as explosive or as fast as he used to be both on his feet and his punching. He's still a great counter puncher, but he's really left his combo punching behind for quite some time now. Whether that's because he chooses to fight that way now or he can now "only" fight that way is the question.
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Why do Pacquiao fans think that Mayweather thinks about Manny as much as they do???
C'mon people, Pacquiao might be the center of the Universe for YOU, but unlike you, He is probably the less Mayweather is thinking about.
He's bigger, has more skills and has his own money and life and I'm sure He thinks about Manny only when He is thinking about his next move.
When the fight happens, I'm sure HE will be thinking about Manny, in the mean time; HE HAS HIS OWN PROBLEMS.
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Originally posted by Pin Galarga View PostWhy do Pacquiao fans think that Mayweather thinks about Manny as much as they do???
C'mon people, Pacquiao might be the center of the Universe for YOU, but unlike you, He is probably the less Mayweather is thinking about.
He's bigger, has more skills and has his own money and life and I'm sure He thinks about Manny only when He is thinking about his next move.
When the fight happens, I'm sure HE will be thinking about Manny, in the mean time; HE HAS HIS OWN PROBLEMS.
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Originally posted by Cgarcia View PostFloyd coming out from his second retirement for what? Fight Pacquiao?
Haha... Sorry Floyd, Manny's offer has already expired. It's already off the table. You have to beg for it to have it. Even your own fanboys would not take you seriously. Next time you have to shove your silly OST up your azzz.
Beggars can't be choosers.
Fight Malignaggi instead.
LLH!
Originally posted by jonarie View PostTwo years in age difference doesn't mean Floyd would start slowing down faster than Pac. He could be living a healthier life style, and with his fighting style, take much less damage. But I honestly don't think either would have the age advantage over the other.
He cant predict the future, hes just gonna wait for Manny to slow down, assuming he wont do either even though hes two years older than him.
Originally posted by TxHustla View PostBefore the recent baby momma drama, i was saying thats exactly what Floyd was doing..letting Pacquiao have a couple more wars and age some before he fights him...Floyd is a coward at heart.He will not retire for good without a loss.
Originally posted by puga View Postfloyd does'nt fight as much as pac does so him being older is irelevant...he is defintely waiting for pac to be war torn!
Originally posted by Pullcounter View Postwifebeater's style is based on outthinking his opponent and timing. wifebeater losing a little speed doesn't matter. there's no drop off.
pac's style, however, is based on reaction and speed. once pac loses even a little speed, he'll be in trouble. there's a huge drop off.
therefore, it's to wifebeater's advantage to wait until pac slows down, AND OBVIOUSLY if that is the wifebeater gameplan (wifebeater don't fight no one he knows he can't beat. wifebeater straight up ducked a prime margarito and justified the duckage and his cowardice by saying he knew margarito was using plaster before he even got caught using.)
How is it gonna be to his advantage? Floyd is older and some say isn't in his prime anymore, if he waits and fights less thats gonna run against him just as much. Stop hating on him for the sake of it its pathetic, acting like hes not even allowed to peak now.
Originally posted by Pullcounter View Postyeah, cause *****s made it this way
Originally posted by 4773Y350NM3 View Postslowing down its not even just based on age, its how much damage you take in your career. and plus mayweather basically fights once a yr compare to pac who fights twice a yr. mayweather obviously playing a waiting game.
People have said that Floyd is peaking now, and that he isn't as much in his prime anymore (whether the case or not is another story), waiting and fighting less will only run against him because he will be more rusty and not sharp throughout the year.
Bull**** excuse.
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Originally posted by Pin Galarga View PostWhy do Pacquiao fans think that Mayweather thinks about Manny as much as they do???
C'mon people, Pacquiao might be the center of the Universe for YOU, but unlike you, He is probably the less Mayweather is thinking about.
He's bigger, has more skills and has his own money and life and I'm sure He thinks about Manny only when He is thinking about his next move.
When the fight happens, I'm sure HE will be thinking about Manny, in the mean time; HE HAS HIS OWN PROBLEMS.
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