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Itsmedudeman
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On September 15 2013 13:52 udgnim wrote: are punches actually landing or are commentators just over reacting to punches that are either being defended or just glances? It's often a little bit both. Punches actually landing and some being guarded. You'll see Floyd roll punches too, those are technically connecting but they're having little to no effect. It's hard to see punches as a commentator sitting ringside too, especially depending on the angle the fighters are at. Edit: Canelo is trying to fight too clean of a fight. He needs to make this an ugly street fight. Use that big body, bully Floyd and try to tire Floyd. Work the body, slow him. This isn't working at all. | ||
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AgentW
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fishbowl
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Edit: Floyd working that jab through the guard. Beautiful. | ||
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caelym
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Itsmedudeman
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On September 15 2013 14:03 caelym wrote: It seems like Mayweather plain out-conditions Canelo. He's active and moving and jabbing. Canelo looks really slow... That's what happens when you miss a ton more shots | ||
zulu_nation8
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fishbowl
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On September 15 2013 14:07 zulu_nation8 wrote: so is it at all realistic to see mayweather fight someone like sergio martinez or golovkin after this? Maybe Sergio, but definitely not GGG. He's too big. Edit: Although Floyd does spar with middleweights and super middleweights. I dunno, if the money's right, who knows. He's got 4 more fights left on his contract. | ||
AgentW
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On September 15 2013 14:08 xDaunt wrote: Well, shit. If this is how most of Mayweather's fights have gone, no wonder he's still fighting so well at 36. No one ever hits him that hard. I listened to a podcast with Bill Simmons and the owner of Canelo's gym (the guy who directed Friday Night Lights), and Simmons postulated that Mayweather's fighting so well so late in his career because he doesn't have much mileage on him because he doesn't get whacked much. | ||
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On_Slaught
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fishbowl
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On September 15 2013 14:10 AgentW wrote: I listened to a podcast with Bill Simmons and the owner of Canelo's gym (the guy who directed Friday Night Lights), and Simmons postulated that Mayweather's fighting so well so late in his career because he doesn't have much mileage on him because he doesn't get whacked much. Yep, Floyd has a ton of fights, but he's taken very little punishment over his career. Another contributor to his longevity is that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs. He stays in shape and in the gym year round. | ||
Itsmedudeman
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On September 15 2013 14:12 fishbowl wrote: Yep, Floyd has a ton of fights, but he's taken very little punishment over his career. Another contributor to his longevity is that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs. He stays in shape and in the gym year round. Honestly can't believe mayweather doesn't drink or do drugs. | ||
fishbowl
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On September 15 2013 14:11 zulu_nation8 wrote: So who would be the toughest guy Mayweather can fight after this? Would winning against Sergio be more legitimate than winning vs Pacquiao at this point? Tbh, I thought Canelo to be the toughest opponent he'd realistically fight. I do think Canelo took this fight 2 years too early though. I think he's a great talent but he's definitely got a lot of work ahead of him. We'll see how Pac looks after his fight with Brandon Rios this November. It could still be an interesting fight. I'd like to see how Sergio looks next year though. I didn't like how he looked against Martin Murray. He had surgery prior to that fight, and then reinjured himself. If he's the Sergio of old, that's still a great fight to be made too. On September 15 2013 14:15 Itsmedudeman wrote: Honestly can't believe mayweather doesn't drink or do drugs. People may not like him as a person, but he is a true professional when it comes to boxing. | ||
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