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

Cole....you stupid...

 

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Here's an example. Floyd can move and turn at his own angles to avoid Pac

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That may be a bad example

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watch Pac/Cotto round 10

 

I have the fight as a toss up mainly because I question Floyd's hunger at this point in time. The intangibles seem to favor Pac.

I definitely don't see an overwhelming advantage for Pac. I don't claim to be an expert but here's what I see:

-If Cotto can outbox Pac for 2 rds, why shouldn't Floyd be able to do it for at least 7 rds? He doesn't have to win every round to beat Pac

-Floyd can nullify Pac's outburst of ten million punches per round by relying on the clinch. Rough him up inside if he can.

-They say speed kills and Pac has a ton of it. But TIMING kills speed.

-At 147 Pac does not have one punch KO power. He wears guys down with volume. This works very well against guys like Marg and Cotto because they easily abandon their defense to go toe to toe. Floyd's chin is underrated.

-Everyone has a plan against FMJ until they find out they can't hit him.

 

You're an idiot. I said Shane never consistently set up anything behind it, but his strategy made Manny looked vulnerable, he just wasn't skilled enough to capitalized on Manny's mistakes. It's not about hurting Manny, it's about landing your shots on him while making him landing less on you. JMM had that same strategy that Shane had, and he did landed more on Manny, but he couldn't won both bouts simply because he got KD'd too much.

Floyd would use that same strategy, and he would give Manny lesser chances than JMM and Mosley gave to Manny to land his shots. A jab doesn't stop Manny, it disrupt his rhythm but it won't do you any good if you don't set up anything behind it like Shane did. You use the jab to set up your money punch, Shane never did that.

 

That sir is boxing 101 along with hit and dont be hit aka stick and move