Floyd missed a lot against Ortiz

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  1. ThaWiseJester

    ThaWiseJester Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He threw 60 more punches was more aggressive but still landed 49% power punches to Ortiz 22%
     
  2. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    I agree. He was just being very reserved and not predictably launching attacks at every opportunity.
     
  3. badassQatari

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    :lol:
    castillo I was a clear robbery
     
  4. slender4

    slender4 Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    No, Coetzee-Snipes* was a clear robbery. Castillo-Mayweather I was a competitive fight that could have gone either way.






    *(Do your research, Junior, it's on youtube.)
     
  5. badassQatari

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    learn how to score a fight :good
     
  6. antonio8904

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    this...^

    i do agree that Ortiz was finding some success in the 4th round, but Floyd would have adjusted and still gotten Ortiz out of there. Ortiz simply isn't on the level of a Floyd...

    and I can't stand Floyd...
     
  7. badassQatari

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    :lol:

    7-5 castillo
    get off frauds dick :patsch
     
  8. ThaWiseJester

    ThaWiseJester Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If Floyd backpedals he is running,if he stands and fights,he has no legs...He really is in a lose,lose scenario to his critics..

    Also how is it people say Ortiz was winning in the 4th because he backed him up on the ropes?? Did you guys catch those combos that had Ortiz covering up?
     
  9. badassQatari

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    fair enough.
    he may have won the game but he didnt defeated castillo:good
     
  10. slender4

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    You call it "being on someone's dick", I call it "not being a ****ing moron."
    tomato-to-mah-to.
     
  11. slender4

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    Ooooooh, 7-5, one round from being even eh....now there's a "clear robbery"!
     
  12. badassQatari

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    because it was robbery. every non-hugger guy who can score a fight would tell you that castillo was robbed in that fight.

    yeah. i was merely being too generous for floyd. 7-5 should have been a CLEAR win for castillo. agree, there was no clear winner on round 9.
     
  13. bobotnaman

    bobotnaman ★★★★☆ Full Member

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    he did miss a whole combination of punches. (around 9 punches)
     
  14. Mike J.

    Mike J. New Member Full Member

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    First of all the fight was only 4 rounds...anyone who knows Mayweather knows that he becomes increasingly more accurate at the fight wears on. Second, through four rounds Mayweather already connected on 39% of his punches while Ortiz only connected on 18%. So its reasonable to believe that Mayweather would have landed in the 40-45% territory by the end of the fight. Second, a fighter who is winning a round or the fight, according some posters on this thread, doesnt headbutt his opponent. Yes, Ortiz caught Mayweather with a few punches in that fourth round, but he never really had Mayweather in trouble and he punctuated "all these punches he was landing against Mayweather" with a headbutt. Not the actions of a fighter who is controlling or winning a fight. Mayweather's recent style of fighting will obviously put him in the position to be hit more often...we're seeing the same thing with Hop in his recent fight. His willingness to trade has increased and so will his fights in the fan-friendly department. Its make for a more exciting fight, but it doesnt indicate that Mayweather is beatable. Lets say Ortiz tops out at around a 20-25% connect rate...he still doesnt beat Mayweather over 12 rounds.
     
  15. badassQatari

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    15 consecutive punches. floyds right uppercut (when ortiz ducked) was blocked by ortiz gloves