If a fighter can not deal with movement is it not their own fault?

Oscar ran around and his corner told him to do exactly that.

Floyd doesn't move as much and lays on the rope often.

 

DLH pot-shotted the last rounds. Imo he won rounds 9, 10, and one can argue round 12. Of course if we're using today's scoring criteria we can easily argue every round.

Take a look for yourself.... was Oscar running or "boxing". There are videos of Mayweather and Lara doing worse. DLH pot-shotted but at least threw in a combination here and there. Floyd and Lara are just east 1s and 2s.

Watch for yourself
https://youtu.be/njLEhInf1OI

 

fighting is attacking to inflict damage and defending to limit injury and self-preservation. there is no fight when an opponent is always intent on defending and just sneaking pot shots to score and maintain distance, it would be frustrating for the other opponent. it is not even playing field for one opponent to be always pushing the attack and always be vulnerable while the other just wait to counter when there is time limit on the fight. you can be undefeated fighting this way but it does not define you as a warrior. the judges are to blame for allowing this style to win thus redefining the sport.

 

Your post is hilarious. You make it seem like its unfair for an opponent fighting Floyd because it's too difficult to beat his style.

 

If a fighter cannot cut off the ring, then why is he in boxing? He is not worthy of consideration as P4P that's for sure. The ropes and ring are there for a reason.

Why is this topic brought up after Canelo and Pacquiao fights; two guys who lack boxing fundamentals in this area? Go :|:|:|:|:|:| some more and tell your idols to retake Boxing 101 or learn from GGG and Kovalev. They don't have problems with movement.

 

:deal

 

Then why is he boxing???!! Wtf?!

Are you a serious boxing fan, or are you a troll, or maybe you just talk out of your ass...

I never seen Mayweather cut off the ring, and I doubt he'd be good at it if he ever had to do it.

Or are you going to type some bullsh!t about how Floyd is some kind of master at cutting off the ring??! Lol

 

One of the first things you learn is how to move around the ring

 

Floyd is omni-ring son. He is wherever he needs to be in the ring at any given time. 118-110, 48-0, #1P4P conqueror of #48. FACT!

When someone runs, Floyd goes after them. Watch round 11 when that midgets runs form the beating Floyd was dishing out.

 

Lol....

Troll confirmed.... bye...

 

Guy has been virtually a one handed fighter his whole career

 

:deal can't cut off the ring, has the same touch touch leap combo, predominately left handed ... Pac is a limited, predictable fighter fo sho

 

I dont see what your point is. The DLH-Tito decision was ****. Are we going to bring up whitaker-chavez while we're at it?

 

atsch

 

:nut