Judah said in his interview with Bernardo Osuna that he and Floyd have buried the hatchet, and that he won't be directly imitating Pacquiao's style but is just there providing a "quick southpaw" look
Judah and Chop Chop Corley..... but IDK, I think he needs more fresh sparing, who throw punches in bunches. They both way, way past their prime.
Agreed but I think he's just aiming for the stance and speed, like Judah said. Judah is still pretty quick.
They are but how many other quick world class southpaws in the weight range are out there? And yeah, both are old, but they're both only a couple of years older than Pacquiao himself. (and while he is a ridiculous athletic specimen, they are both still in pretty damn good nick for their age too, both still active fighters keeping up on their fitness & cardio and making the same weight limits they have for years now)
Question, does the fact that PBF is bringing in so many experienced left hander's validate what Arum has always said, that PBF is not comfortable fighting lefties and his group always requested for right handed fighters?
No, it confirms he is fighting a world class fast southpaw and so he's seeking out world class fast southpaws to spar with. :conf Mayweather never especially struggled with southpaws when he faced them in the pros. That's a myth and the evidence doesn't support it.
If people believe that Mayweather is terrified of southpaws then you're wasting your time arguing with them.
Totally agree. People say he has trouble with Southpaws, but he is 4-0 w/ 2 by way of KO against lefties. Doesnt sound like struggling to me.
