He's only 36 with plenty of rest between fights, no gruelling fights against good opposition, and he's in a far higher class than Guerrero. There's no excuse for that performance.
One dimensional ? Really haha ? It's impossible to have a discussion with trolls like you. I will tell you this, Mayweather has many more dimensions in his boxing then Rigondeaux can dream off, and a guy that has an eye for boxing would never had called that performance one dimensional.
Agree that Rigo was a more masterful performance, but disagree this fight was boring. If you don't appreciate what Mayweather does in the ring then go watch strikers in the UFC. They'll stand in front of each other and just slug it out.
Floyd sparring session on PPV. I felt like i was juz watching a sparring session of floyd. Felt sorry for those who ordered the PPV.
only *****s will tell you that they were entertained. I'm glad I didn't contribute to Floyd's paycheck this time around.
Absolutely right. Rigondeaux put on a great performance and the fight was much better than this one. All Mayweather did is throw the lead right. But these clowns think you don't appreaciate boxing if you don't enjoy a fight where the guy that wins does so by only throwing the same shot.
I know he has many dimensions to his game, what I'm saying is that he 'looked' one dimensional. He has no excuse for that against a pathetic opponent like Guerrero, he should've been showcasing his skills and all the different aspects of his offensive game. Not run and potshot with the right, he absolutely looked one-dimensional you ****ing idiot. He should've been landing uppercuts and hooks at will against Guerrero, instead he played safety first by staying on the outside and throwing the right which he uses more as a jab than a true power punch, he falls into it then runs away. Pathetic performance and I've forgotten more about boxing than you ever knew if you can't see how that was a one-dimensional performance.
Honestly I'm more a fan of defensive fighting than offensive. Sounds weird but true, but this was one of the boring ones. Having said that, it was great seeing Floyd do what he does best. What need is there to be entertaining if you already have the ability to hit and not get hit? He was Pretty Boy Floyd tonight. He wasn't one dimensional either - one dimensional implies lack of ability also. Floyd was as he should be, keeping PBF style as his foundation.