what boxing style is needed to beat Floyd Jr.

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  1. OBSERVER7421

    OBSERVER7421 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    what boxing style is needed to beat Floyd Jr......:bbb
     
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  2. Vitor Belfort

    Vitor Belfort Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Pac style that's why floyd's on vacation and suddenly lost the urge to fight.
     
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  3. Rexrapper 1

    Rexrapper 1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Chavez, Whitaker and Leonard
     
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  4. evalistinho

    evalistinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    prime elite welterweIght
     
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  5. LastQuark

    LastQuark Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Just double jab his pull counter and that will take care of it.
     
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  6. VecArrow

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    Pacs style has a chance,
    Random blood testing UD Pac style though.
     
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  7. crimson

    crimson Boxing Addict banned

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    SRL I agree.

    JCC - no. PBF feasts on come forward orthodox boxers.

    Whitaker - hard to say. It would be a snooze fest offensively.
     
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  8. OBSERVER7421

    OBSERVER7421 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    leonard beats floyd definitely no question about it......how about duran's style?
     
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  9. Jaguar

    Jaguar Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Currently, I can't imagine that there is one specific style that can beat Floyd because Floyd himself has no style. To beat Floyd one would have to possess the ability to adapt and change on the fly the way that Floyd can. Since nobody appears to have that ability but Floyd, it seems that Mayweather will remain King until he officially retires.
     
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  10. bballchump11

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    I've heard countless trainers yell that out in Floyd's fights
     
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  11. Rexrapper 1

    Rexrapper 1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    At what weight?
     
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  12. OBSERVER7421

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  13. Rexrapper 1

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    Probably would go with Floyd. Would be a great fight though. At lightweight Duran all of the way.
     
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  14. Lunny

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    Leonard was a good shout.

    You get Hearns in there and Mayweather loses his head, literally.
     
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  15. herbzg

    herbzg Euro-Level Athlete Full Member

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    Floyd Mayweather has trouble with the European style of boxing. In fact, he has losses to Euro-level legends Serafim Todorov and Artur Gevorgyan in the amateurs. I believe the following athletes from 147-160 can exploit Floyd Mayweather's style and win decisions. These athletes convey a style which I have never seen Floyd like good against, and if these fights are made, you will see. I dont think anyone on this site can dispute my findings. Watch the fights against Todorov and Gevorgyan, and you will quickly find that my conclusions are reasonable.

    Viacheslav Senchenko 31-0
    Selcuk Aydin 20-0
    Anton Novikov 19-0
    Valeriy Brazhnyk 25-0
    Grzegorz Proksa 22-0
    Dominik Britsch 20-0
    Maksym Bursak 21-0
    Sebastian Zbik 30-0
    Vitaliy Kopylenko 12-0
    Serhiy Dzinziruk 37-0
    Siarhei Rabchanka 15-0
    Kostyantyn Rovenskyy 15-0
     
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