Floyd is one of my favorite fighters but I believe the only boxer that had a chance to break through that impenetrable defense was southpaw Paul the punisher Williams with height and length advantages over him and the work rate he sustained would have gave him problems and I truly believe he is the reason why floyd retired the first time
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Which southpaw gave Floyd the most trouble?
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Originally posted by Genius~ View PostI didn't say Pac won the fight, I scored it 8-4 for floyd, I gave Pac rounds 4,6,10 and 12, but it wasn't a domination. The rounds floyd won were only by a few punches.
So where are these rounds minus 5 that Floyd landed more than 10 punches?
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Originally posted by ironlungs View PostFloyd is one of my favorite fighters but I believe the only boxer that had a chance to break through that impenetrable defense was southpaw Paul the punisher Williams with height and length advantages over him and the work rate he sustained would have gave him problems and I truly believe he is the reason why floyd retired the first time
P-Will was a good fighter though. I enjoyed him especially at welterwight.
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lets do the math
zab only hurt mayfeather - 1
corley only hurt mayfeather -1
manny hurt mayfeather multiple times !!!!!!!!!!
and to make matters worse he only had one hand when he was rocking floyd , and had him running like the coward that he is !!!!!! i bet he wont take a rematch on a even playing feilds !!!!!!!!!!!
** ps gifs via Bee Keepz
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Originally posted by Genius~ View PostYou can't answer my question lol
Floyd has never had a tougher time landing on anyone than Pacquiao. He was able to clearly dominate every southpaw he fought but he couldn't land more than 10 punches a round on Pacquiao.
He won the fight as easy and economical as anyone could possibly win the fight. That's why it was domination. He took a guy that is used to throwing 800-1000 punches per fight, cut that in half, frustrated him and made him completely adapt to his pace.
This is like the true definition of ring generalship.
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