Why did Mayweather get hit so much against Guerrero???

Watch the fight.

Guerrero tags him a lot.

Luckily, Guerrero could not do a single pull up before this fight. YES, this is true. He admitted as much on a video he made with Crossfit.

Point being, Guerrero had absolutely no potential to distribute power, thus having explosive impact on his punches.

Watch that video, get hypnotized, and then realize how much of a massacre it's going to be when Pac is in there.

Floyd was supposed to make this fight show that he had no issues with southpaws. Instead, at least to me, a keen observer, it merely verified my previous thoughts.

Floyd is going to get a multi-dimensional beating.

So, why did Floyd get hit so much?

Any guesses?

 

Guerrero has heart. But at the time, he just wasn't an athlete.

Pacquaio is going to make it look easy when he counters Mayweather's right hands.

Guerrero was doing it so much that Mayweather had to alter his game plan to the point to where he was practically running.

My point is, Mayweather still has problems with Southpaws. This never went away.

Pacquaio is going to expose this weakness to the point where Mayweather is going to absorb a brutal beating.

Mayweather KNOWS this.

 

Guerrero has NO explosiveness.

Imagine a 60 year olds with moderate boxing skills.

That was Guerrero.

He couldn't do a single pull up.

Pac is going to ANHILLIATE Floyd. It's seriously going to send a shockwave through boxing.

It's going to be an immense beating.

 

Watching this fight again.

Guerrero easily timing those right hands, and countering.

LOL.

Start of the second round, slow Guerrero hits Floyd against the ropes with a straight left hand.

I'm telling you, this beating is going to be immense.

I shouldn't keep talkin though because Floyd hasn't signed for the fight yet.

He's still looking for a way out.

 

Bla bla bla.

Apparently, you watch the fight, but you don't see the OBVIOUS ways that Pacquaio is going to land his punches.

Floyd does this against EVERY southpaw fighter. He's done this his entire career.

Even Ortiz managed to counter him.

You watch the fight with too much bias. You only see what you want to see. You don't see the flaws.

You don't see the ways that Pacquaio is going to take advantage of Floyd. Floyd adjusted by damn near running out of the ring.

He adjusted because Guerrero had no speed.

You can see Guerrero's punches coming from a mile away. The guy has a lot of heart, but he simply is not an athlete.

Period.

Floyd will have even more difficult landing the punches he chooses to throw against southpaws when he fights Pacquaio, and Pacquaio will counter him more than you ever thought was possible.

And then when Floyd figures he has to run, Pacquaio will make him look like he's running in the mud as Pacquaio changes angles and you see Floyd being hit in positions he is normally safe in.

And when and if Floyd puts his high guard up???

LOL.

I love this one. Pac will slice right through the middle like butter and step to the side and put together punches that will shift Mayweather's face in places you're not accustomed to seeing.

This will be a massacre.

Biased fans like you will finally recognize Pac's greatness and understand that Floyd while great, is not invulnerable and has often chosen the path of least resistance.

 

Yes, he did.

You can either ignore this or you can watch it and see.

I've noticed this for years.

I see what Mayweather does against southpaws and he does it every single time.

Now, if I'm Mayweather against Pacquaio, I run right away, but honestly, you can't win a fight by running away from Pacquaio.

It's not going to happen.

Mayweather starts a fight out being offensive, such as he did with Guerrero, but Guerrero was so easily able to time him, that Mayweather had to resort to fighting almost solely defensive.

He could do this against Guerrero, but not against Pac.

Too much speed.

 

Was he not???

I mean, show me where he wasn't.

I can use my eyes.

Why don't you tell me what I'm talking about. I can tell you, but let's pretend this is class and I gave you an assignment.

You tell me.

If you really know Mayweather, you should know both his strengths and his weaknesses.