How Many Contenders Floyd Mayweather Beat

Like most fighters these days, it's very rare to get the best fighters going up against each other in their primes. Mayweather Vs Pacquiao would have been epic in 2009.

 

You use 1 ai model that tells the story you want for your darling, but 10 other models countering your story and, now, you "didn't need that anyway."

Floyd lost. Its okay. Keep it moving.

 

No it's not the samething @Dorrian_Grey has already destroyed your AI argument.

The AI you're using off Google isn't actually watching the fight. It's using various opinions and data on sites like reddit or other boxing sites to form an opinion.

And since its popular that casuals say Castillo got robbed that's where it forms most of it's data.

But again it's not actually watching or analysing the fight key point here.

So using that to score a fight for you as @Dorrian_Grey has already said is madness.

Deepstrike.ai is something that actually watches and analyses the fights giving an accurate statistic of punches landed. whilst giving a very detailed breakdown with over 50 different scoring criterias and no bias.

So no your AI off Google is not even in the same ballpark.

Not that i need AI anyway because my scorecard is my own opinion regardless.

But those accurate and detailed statistics do paint a very clear picture that would suggest Castillo was indeed not robbed.

Also i don't need to get over anything ? Mayweather officially won the fight ? What exactly do I have to get over ?

Lastly i don't even care for Mayweather I'm not even fan so if you want to believe Castillo got robbed that's up to you I could careless.

 

And what a piece it was. Way to represent for all the Jesuses and all the Chavezes in this world and any other.

 

Wrong. Jabbr, or any AI for that matter, just operate according to their algorithm. That sort of scoring works for the amateurs but its a different game in the pros. A jab and a power punch are different. Flashy punches with zero power versus rugged punches that move the body are different. Jabbr, or any AI, do not and cannot measure force of a punch.

Scraping all available data online, including the plethora of boxing writers and experts, that rightfully scored it for JLC...just like what HBO broadcast team did watching it ringside and live...is a good method of analyzing the fight.

Even if you alter your prompt to exclude all forums and non-professional websites, like reddit, the result is still the same. JLC won their first fight. Thats why fans booed.

If Jabbr tells you Paul rlly did beat Lara, would you believe that too?? XD XD XD

@Dorrian_Grey

 

They don't have amateur scoring ?

They have over 50 scoring criterias like aggression, quality of punches landed, and power punches ?

Their statistics are 100 percent accurate in regards to what is landing and what isn't landing. Because the AI is actually watching and analyzing the fight in slow motion.

Hence the accurate non biased stats provided show a close fight.

Also you're saying I'm using AI to form an opinion that Mayweather won ? When I said in my previous post I do not use AI to score fights my own scorecard is my own opinion.

But yet you're the one forming your opinion off of Google AI and the HBO team ? And you haven't provided your own scorecard like I have.

In the end who really cares.

The fight happened almost 25 years ago and whatever controversy there was in the 1st fight no matter who you thought won the fight.

They had a rematch and Mayweather clearly won the rematch without debate that settled the argument.

 

Your entire post is garbage. Quantity does not equal quality (length of post). AI has no way of capturing psi of a punch nor the degree yo which any punch lands, is parried, partially blocked, or rolled. Just because an app markets as being able to do that doesnt make it so. The closest thing we have to what I'm talking about doesnt exist. Jabbr is a glorified compubox.

Floyd, the A side, got the decision. The large majority of observers saw JLC win. Floyd is still an ATG though he is far from the GOAT. And that upsets a "certain fanbase."

 

I think everything you've posted in this thread has been garbage TBH.

Your argument started off using Google AI to score a fight for you which got totally shut down by @Dorrian_Grey.

And no Jabbr.ai is not a glorified compubox in anyway it analyses fights in slow motion and has over 50 different scoring criterias.

Compubox is just 2 guys pushing a button in real time on what they deem is a landed punch.

Lastly I have my own scorecard and I've given a breakdown of the fight with my own opinion. Aswell as given actual accurate statistics that shows a good argument that the fight was very close and not in anyway a robbery.

So what actual substance have you offered in this thread ?

No scorecard of your own.

No proper breakdown of the fight.

No substance to your own opinion other than using HBO and Google AI to form an opinion for you.

And then you're trying to insinuate I'm a Mayweather fan and it hurts me ?

When i've made it quite clear multiple times I don't care for Mayweather and I'm not a fan.

And why would a decision that Mayweather won 25 years ago hurt me in anyway ?

Clearly you're more upset about it than anyone else in this thread.

 

Mayweather’s resume is absolutely outstanding, probably the only dispute is the Castillo fight, it’s definitely possible to give JLC the decision. 99% of fighters will have at least one or two questionable decisions on their CV, so it’s nothing unusual. He gave an immediate rematch and defeated him, that’s how you deal with a debatable performance. You could argue he could have sought more unifications or went for undisputed. I get the impression he saw the belts as a kind of secondary motivation and the purses and attention and adoration were his priority.

You could say he is missing a Margarito, this is the most cited apart from Pacquiao pre KO6 but was Margarito going to give him that much hell? Old Mosley mopped him up for example. Maybe Tszyu at 140 before Hatton beat him, a few interesting welterweight Top Rank fighters like Bradley or possibly pushed himself to challenge for a 154 title against Martinez or Golovkin. He was at his limit at 147 thought tbh and often hugely outweighed just like Pacman was. He did more than enough to challenge himself from where he began and the sheer quality of opposition, it’s one of the greatest resumes of all time for consistency and depth.