How is Mayweather Dancing and fighting?

I love the show, at least the Estonian version. Cool to see Floyd in it but he should have done it after the Hatton fight so that he could concentrate more on boxing.

 

Floyd is in shape 365 days a year and he sure as hell hasn't forgotten how to box. I'm not worried.

 

Floyd said he trains at odd hours, never a set pattern. I don't believe floyd has ever stopped training and besides, he is hitting the nightclubs til all hours of the night. He certainly knows his limitations. Besides, Ricky is probably dropping 25-30 lbs in camp and drinking...........which one is worse??

 

Ricky does that a lot after a fight, but before his next training camp.

It's still not good to put on that weight and party, but I think Hatton is pretty clean once camp starts.

 

They average anywhere from 25-35 hours a week. Like it or not you are wrong.

That's an insert from this article.

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/DancingStars/story?id=3000734&page=1&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312

And it's from last seasons cast.

 

Well, how long is the season, and how likely is Mayweather going to remain there? If he's there for the first round only, and still has time for the camp that he wants, this may be an aid instead of a hinderance. If he wins the thing and looks gassed, then he could be in trouble. It's as simple as that.

 

Mayweather is really doing everybody a big favor..He damned for sure is making the fight interesting and by being on the show that is watched by everybody in the US...then he is making a money decision that will dwindle on to his next fight...**** what if he does good or even wins the ****.. Only thing is injuries and if he works out any different then he has all these years. At 30 you know your body and he knows if anything he has to be in great shape to beat Hatton. The boxing is the easy part...doing it for however many rounds is the key. I watched Collazo/Hatton on youtube to see how Hatton looked...those who say the fight will look nothing like it dont know crap...Collazo did simple things like roll his shoulder and counter and hit Hatton at will and made Hatton miss and his Hatton's only way to score was to clinch and hit on the break and clinch again...If Floyd stays away from the Hugathon Hatton is an easy win.. Hatton cannot win without holding constantly.

 

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Is that your way of admitting you were wrong?

Or in your world does 12-15 hours a week equal 30?

 

All that typing and nothing to say

They have 6 days to learn the routines. 5 hours a day is how much they practice. The hyperbole was only used to illustrate how much time and effort they put into it. Do you know what 5 times 6 is?

We have one poster telling you that Ali said she practiced 6 hours a day already. I posted an article thats says they practice 5 hours a day. You have posted nothing but a guess that has turned out to be wrong. :deal

 

Here is another one that says 20-25 hours.

So we have got 20-25 hours, or 25 to 35 hours depending on your sources.

Basic Math: Does Dancing judge Len Goodman know how to add? That's what all of the celebrity and pro dancers were wondering after he admonished the group on the air for not training enough. Goodman said this year's cast is only averaging 13 hours of rehearsals in between performances while last year's cast put in 19 hours each week. An impromptu PEOPLE poll concluded that with the exception of basketball star Clyde Drexler (whom we couldn't ask because he made a hasty post-show exit), most couples are averaging 20-25 hours of training each week.

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,1545936_20034282,00.html

I am sure I can find more if you want to continue on this path.

Here is another.

Heather Mills’ chances in the US dance show ‘Dancing With The Stars’ are getting dimmer with each passing day, as she has pulled out of the regular practice sessions for the show. Mills, 39, is experiencing severe back problems and she is almost struggling to continue in the show. The back problem has restricted Mills practice session to three hours a week, while the rest of the participants rehearse for nearly 40 hours.


http://www.coolcelebs.org/entry/dancing-with-the-stars-taking-its-toll-on-heather-mills/

 

Yes, we should believe you instead of the dancers who have put the work in. :deal

Why don't you just say you were wrong. Even saying you were wrong and a **** you will do lol, but this arguing with your opinion as your only backup against links from articles is pathetic.

 

Yah, the judges are actually at their dancing sessions right?

Lets see.....3 judges, 12 stars. I guess the each can be in 4 places at one?

:|:|:|:| some more Zuras. Being wrong isn't awful. Just man up.

 

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Yes, and the dancers said he was wrong. Tell us oh wise one, how does the JUDGE know what the dancers are doing?

 

Answer my question Zuras? How do the judges know how much work they are doing every day?

 

He didn't lie. He didn't know.

I lost

You realize that the judge ALSO said that the cast from the season before was training 19 hours a week.

Sure, all the dancers are liars.....they just do this for a living

You still haven't answered the question. How would he know?