If Floyd runs he will lose in points, if he engage he will get KOed...

You *******s think Pac will throw all these super combos against Floyd... Fact is... What happened to his combos when Mosley was moving? The difference is, Floyd will not only be moving, but he will stop them with a counter. As soon as Pac starts a combo Pac will either be countered or Floyd won't be there to get hit...

 

Man , this was a sparring session at best.

This is a poor example of how Floyd would do against Pacquiao. Also those that post Ortiz examples show little knowledge of the difference.

 

How can he upset Pacquiaos rhythm if pacquiao actually wants mayweather to engage him into a war?

he wouldnt break pacquiaos rhythm because thats actually his style,

watch the cotto fight, he wanted cotto to throw, even if he did got hit by some of cottos hard shots, it still didnt break his rhythm,

how can Floyd break Pacquiaos rhythm with a 1 shot?

the only way to break his rhythm is through combos just like JMM did, but Floyd doesnt really throw combos that much

 

but Pac also knows how to counter his jab,

he knows how to slip the straight left and also the right hook when throwing the jab

 

You are really ******ed! You mention in every post that Pacquaio already knows how to counter Floyds jab and an example you post a Cotto video?!?! atsch

Cottos Jab is a joke compared to Floyds, Floyds Jabs are much more faster, well timed and accurate. Go and do your homwork, son!

 

I didn't say Pac didn't have a chance... It's just annoying why you *******s want to make it look like it would be so one sided.

 

atsch log off

 

so your basically using Cotto as your Floyd mold, There is more to boxing than just throwing hard shots, what Manny did with Miguel two left feet Cotto will not be the same with Floyd - watch more boxing bruh.

The bigger question for you his what is Manny going to do when facing the floyd who schooled Manny's master Marquez:hi:

 

Floyd broke down your combo throwing Marquez to less than 20 punches a round with something like 6-7 landed. Expect the same to be done to Manny. **** maybe even worse than that seeing how marquez knew what to do and could'nt do it, while Manny has no clue

 

Thats when the running comes in.
He lands that one and runs. Lands and runs.
You have made it obvious that Floyd can run and hit Manny with the jab. All he has to do is run and hit him with a jab

 

I've actually re-watched the fight, and Shane didn't had to moved around as much as he did. His jittery jab was enough to disrupt Manny's rhythm, but he never set up anything behind it consistently hence the reason why Manny still bull-rushed in after Shane threw it. Floyd would actually do it better by using his jab as both to hit Manny to disrupt his rhythm as well has using it to keep Manny at distance.

I also don't believe the myth of Floyd needing to constantly move around laterally in order to beat Manny. IMO, All he'd need to do are use side by side steps, steps backward, feints, head/torso movements, which he usually does anyways. How would Floyd handle Manny's bull-rush barrage of punches? He'd simply take few steps back and throw the jab to disrupt Manny's rhythm movement and the pace of the fight would settle itself down again. However, i do agree that Manny would have more success the lesser Floyd would moves around laterally, but Floyd is still hard to hit because he can use his head and body movement to make his opponents miss.

 

whats the difference if Pacquiao can time it ?

Pacquiao also has fast handspeed, lol

 

You sir are an idiot...delete your account, maybe you should be watching NASCAR, its pretty easy to catch on to cars going in a circle 500 times...

 

ur right he kant win if he engages too much or runs but he doesnt do either he boxes behind a great jab and uses foitwork to land his right hand which will e money all night.

 

This is a good post, and the more I see the two fight the more I see a classic , but I dont think the fight will happen . I dont think Floyd fights next year and I think it might be Manny's last.