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"I'll never get over"
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I don't know about anyone else, but I really like this fight.
Guerrero is 29, in his prime, he's a south paw, throws lost of punches, he has a good jab, he's tall, he can fight dirty to... The last few rounds of the Cotto fight have made me question Floyd a little bit.... Cotto looked ready to fall but for one reason or another Floyd could put him away. Did he gas down the stretch? Did he just decide to coast & carry Cotto the full 12? Or is he unable to pull the trigger anymore? I think this could be a really good fight, I see some similarities to Hatton v Mayweather. Guerrero having early success but Floyd starts to take over from the middle round onwards. It's fair to say that Guerrero is much better than Hatton, and Mayweather is not as good as he was back in 07. Hardly sticking my neck on the line but I'm going for a Floyd UD in a really close and cracking fight. Thoughts? |
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Floyd is not as effective at 154 compared to 147. I actually think floyd will break him down and stop him late. RG will be aggressive and give it a good go but its nowhere near enough to hang with floyd let alone beat him.
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I'm of a similar opinion obviously floyd is the better boxer but if Guerrero jumps him like he did berto then he will ask least ask questions
I think floyd will be made to work and maybe bloodied abit like the cotto fight but ultimately time Guerrero in the later rounds and beat him down for a stoppage coupled with exhaustion in a decent test where both men come out with heads held high |
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Plenty of fighters have tried to overwhelm Floyd with activity and all it does is give him more opportunities to score. Guerrero can box pretty well, but he's not Pernell Whitaker and Floyd's better at it.
Everything Guerrero does well, Floyd does better. He might be younger, but he's not naturally bigger or stronger or faster. |
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Cotto, Ortiz, Mosley, Marquez, DelaHoya, Hatton, Baldomir, Judah, Mitchell, Gatti... Out of all of those only Hatton tried to overwhelm him.... It's been over a decade since Corrales & Castillo. Floyd not the same fighter anymore. |
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Workrate is the answer to many of Floyd's challenges, but you need to be defensively adept, adaptable and possess a brutal jab too. |
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All depends how much Floyd has aged in the last year. Father time caught up with Sergio Martinez last weekend...it will happen to Floyd eventually...
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i said even before the fight was announced to friends if anyone can beat floyd its the ghost.but i was sseriously wrong last wekend on harrison
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