Nazim Richardson Speaks About Floyd Vs Pacquiao

Marquez countered Manny constantly.

 

Running in boxing gives ANYONE trouble. Even Bhop had trouble getting a C level guy who was old as dirt out of there back in the day. Remember Hakkar? He basiclly was a poor man's version of Shane, yet he was able to take Nard 8 rounds by running. There wasn't anything that SHane had with regards to his BOXING game that gave PAC trouble. Maybe his TRACK game gave PAC trouble but not the sweet sciecne.

 

everybody has a plan until they get hit

 

what makes you say that? Floyd took a bomb that he didn't see from Mosley and stayed on his feet.

 

He hasn't helped Shane any and Bernard really trains himself. He's not the guru some used to believe he was.

 

Mosley couldn't make white stick on rice these days. After he hurt Floyd, he still had Mayweather in front of him but couldn't finish the deal. Mosely too nervous and jittery. Pacquiao would have stalked that down and out.

As everybody knows, Mayweather-Pacquiao aint happening, jotat, but in the 1/100,000 chance that it did, I would have no problems betting on Pacquiao. Judging by the odds being thrown around, I think I would make out pretty good for myself. Nothing personal, but I'm gonna get my money too.

 

Marquez had WAY more success against Pacquiao than Shane did - it's not even close. Shane was not even competitive at all after the 1st round. I think it's a bit arrogant of Nazim to claim that he "exposed" Pacquiao or that he showed anybody how to beat him.

Hell, Joshua Clottey showed a better game plan to defeat Pacquiao than Mosley did.



I'm really confused as to how you can expose anyone by being completely and irrevocably dominated. If anything, Shane gave us a demonstration on the worst possible way to fight Manny.

 

Sounds like Shane had his own ideas of how to fight Pacquiao, and Nazim had his.

 

of course all the trainers see the flaws in Pacquiao but others guys can't capitalize because they can't handle the angles, speed, and power. Seeing and flaw and being able to do something about it are two totally different things.

 

Let's be honest about what happened.

Shane was knocked down in round 3, realised he had to watch out for Pacquaios speed (knocked over by a 6 incher, Moselys words) and ran for the rest of the fight. Shane admitted this in his post fight interviews.

If running away for a whole fight is 'exposing' Pacquaio then you're wrong. The only thing running away does is make you lose on points. And if you attack him he will knock you out.

There's no exposure to Pac.

 

THE ABOVE QUOTE SUMS UP THE WHOLE FIGHT. After round 3 it was the run to survive.

 

Sure, which is why I said "based on this fight". Mosley added nothing to the blueprint. And Marquez is a much more active fighter than Mayweather. Marquez takes risks.

 

I didn't find out anything that we already don't know. Fighters who move give him problems. Shane had opportunities to tag Pac coming in but couldn't pull the trigger. If you watch enough Manny fights you cab tell the flaws he has. Nothing changed. Counter punching, movement, and defense beat Manny.

 

Marquez is the fighter who laid out the blueprint...not Shane under Nazim's tutelage. Had Marquez been a better athlete, he would've, probably, won those fights. It's going to take a tough, determined, younger (than Shane), skilled, and above average athletic fighter to capitalize on those glaring flaws that Pac makes up for through his speed, power, stamina, toughness, and sheer will. Pac is a special fighter. It will take a special fighter (not a past prime special fighter), to beat him, at this point.