Floyd Mayweather vs Julio Cesar Chavez @ 135.

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  1. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    Mayweather wasn't even in his prime in either of the fights.


    And what about being injured does not click in your head?
     
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  4. IsaL

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

    He was at his peak dumbass! :rofl His prime weight! And you call urself a Floyd nuthugger! :-(

    And of course he was injured, most people who fought a prime Castillo would end up fighting injured. Especially in the rib area.
     
  5. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    He may of been at his best weight but he was not in his physical prime.

    There is a difference. :patsch


    Floyd had a shoulder injury BEFORE the fight.


    Nuthug less maybe you would see more without the balls blocking your eyes.
     
  6. EL-MATADOR

    EL-MATADOR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Hmm wonder who eze picked to win....hmmm
     
  7. freddy-wak

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    the cowboys mutha****a !!!
     
  8. eze

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    I haven't picked anyone to win.

    It's a great match up.


    But I just laugh at how easily Floyd is dismissed by just the first Castillo fight, even though the fact he had a shoulder injury prior to the fight is ignored, and the fact that the rematch seems to not exist to these people.
     
  9. freddy-wak

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    what do you consider his physical prime then, cause 140 and above, he was basically a sitting duck when it came down to defense and offense, only opening up when he had a clear shot...at 130-135 where many say he was a beast, he was a lot more active and really punished his opponents...now imagine him opening up against chavez sr , ouch !!!
     
  10. EL-MATADOR

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    :rofl:rofl That team is a wreck right now:rofl:rofl..and you're gonna miss TO...don't get your popcorn ready...cause the G-Men are back baby:deal
     
  11. EL-MATADOR

    EL-MATADOR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I'm just ****in wit ya...I don't know who takes it either 50/50 fight
     
  12. freddy-wak

    freddy-wak M O D E R A T O R Full Member

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    60-40 i'll whoop yo ass !!!
     
  13. freddy-wak

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    **** T.O.
     
  14. Pimp C

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    PBF had problems with JLC while injured in the rematch he won clearly. He beat the crap outta Chavez while toying with him.:deal Do you think Chavez-Pea would have been any different at 135? He would have still gotten a boxing lesson and possibly been even worse than the one he got at 147. PBF and Pea are stylistic nightmares for JCC.
     
  15. eze

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    His physical prime was as he moved up. It was what allowed to compete at the higher weights, his skills and being in his physical prime.


    He was a beast at 130 and 135. If he stayed there for a little bit longer we could of saw him absolutely kill someone probably but he moved up in weight.


    If you dont agree with me that he wasn't in his prime moving up, then that makes his wins that much better. :good