Floyd just has far too many dimensions to his game, he is able to adapt to any style. That puzzle simply can't be cracked. So far, no theories have ever worked. Not sure if it exists. :think
No.... that's why we see many people walking through them. atschatsch He doesn't sit on his punches, I bet he would knock out many more men if he did. That guy hits far harder than people like yourself give him credit for...:good
That's what I meant when I said the execution of the right game plan is the part that proves difficult. People have had success against Floyd in places. He has weaknesses and vulnerabilities just like any other fighter, although he is crafty, innovative, and rarely makes mistakes. A combination of guys have had the right idea, they just weren't good enough to sustain any success they had. Just because Floyd hasn't been (and may never be) beaten, doesn't mean there isn't a right strategy. You got to have the right horse to win the race. :smoke
Yes it is true that certain fighters have had successes vs him in the past. And yes you're right, you do need the right horse to run the race. Examples of when Floyd had troubles ODLH in the early rounds Cotto in the middle Zab early Castillo in his 1st fight But I just find it a bit funny, the idea of asking a ESB'er for any sort of "blueprint" when even professionals have not found a way to get the job done. That's all. :yep. Usually after 3-4 rounds, Floyd finds a way to adjust. That's just how he is. I also don't think stringing a couple of instances together saying that's how you beat him holds much water because he hasn't been in any close contests since the Castillo fight. Ever since that bout, he hasn't really been in any decisions where he's not leading by a significant margin. The most anybody here can offer is common sense, aka) speed/cutting off the ring/footwork. Stuff that everybody including their grandmas are already aware of.
oh darn they really have no clue.. you need to understand that tactician and strategist can be different from a boxing coach.. there are many facets of boxing to learn before you can even be a coach.. as a start up coach, you gotta know how to condition a boxer, know the basics, the routines.. of course you need to learn tactics.. etc. etc. but some can be a champion coach with lesser knowledge of strategy.. it doesn't follow that you are a champion coach you are also excellent in implementing strategy.. some can have a very good eye on boxing but they are not a coach simply because they live in a different environment.. am telling you, Manny will beat up Floyd! i've seen it, i know how but no way im gonna tell it here now.. maybe few days before the fight.. lolzzzzzz
Pressure, speed, angles, power, Pac has to knock Void out to get a draw...............Void has the judges, referee, boxing commission, etc. Mosley, Marquez and Nacho have warned Pac about the judges.............Holyfield said that boxing is crooked....................I just want to see a level playing field, do not want to see Void's referee interfering all the time..................
In my opinion, you need to have at least two fight plans for Floyd Money Mayweather. One thing is guaranteed -- Mayweather will make adjustments and dissect the first plan you brought. Pac and Roach are more than likely already aware of this. We'll just have to see how it plays out.
Mayweather is like Calzaghe. You come in with a plan, he will figure it out and adapt accordingly So you really need at least two different strategies to switch between You have to become multi faceted A proficient multi tasker A woman Pacquiao would make a good woman, imo
make no mistake about it , mayweather is going to get hit a lot more in this fight than he has ever been hit before in any other . pacman will be in his face from the first bell and it will be relentless pressure more than floyd has ever faced before, it makes for a good fight because i think floyd will be forced into a fight which we all know he hates .