A hypothetical fight. Floyd Mayweather vs. Paul Williams

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  1. melo9100

    melo9100 Active Member Full Member

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    147 Pwill whoops Floyds ass. 147 Pwill was not wreckless. And pressured behind his jab. People are really showing their ignorance in this thread. The shoulder roll doesnt work against southpdaws. Especialy one that throws 100 punches a round. Who's 6'2, with an 82 inch reach. If you think Floyd didnt like Oscars jab, putting his lead hand down against Pwill is suicide. Floyd would have no choice but to high guard and actualy fight Pwill. And Floyd didnt have the power to make Paul flinch. We all know Paul is an animal. He's not going to stop coming unless you knock him out. To the guy that said Floyd would use the stick jab to the stomach against Paul, LMAO!!! So he's going to jump in face first on a guy with an 82 inch reach? Not to mention the guy is a southpaw. So your jumping in on his power hand. Floyd tried that with Judah and got dropped. lol
     
  2. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    Paul would probably block everything Floyd threw at him with his face, and end up Corrales'd.
     
  3. 941Jeremy

    941Jeremy Active Member Full Member

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    This is the same guy that with toe to toe with a much stronger Margarito and Martinez. Floyd's power at welter is considered weak but I'd say it's average yet he'd drop a great chinned Williams 5 times like Corrales?:nono
     
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  4. PowerBack

    PowerBack Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Williams was impressive physically and had a lot of heart, he wouldn't back down and he would give his best no doubt.. But skill wise Floyd is way ahead of him, he may trouble Mayweather from time to time with his size and workrate, but in the end he is just not skilled enough to beat Mayweather.
     
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  5. MrMagic

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    Martinez dropped him with a rather crude right hook in their first outing.

    Floyd would hit him so much so that eventually it'd have to have an effect.
     
  6. 941Jeremy

    941Jeremy Active Member Full Member

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    I see...:?
     
  7. Divi253

    Divi253 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Williams would give Floyd a tough fight, always believed this... However Williams also blocks punches with his face and isn't exactly a huge puncher.. I think he may takes some rounds due to sheer activity in the beginning, but Floyd gets in his groove after tasting Paul's power and speed and from then on doesn't have a hard time landing on him... Williams didn't fight with his height like he should have, this will also play into Floyd's hands. Competitive but clear decision I think, but would have loved to see this fight play out. Huge fan of both.
     
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  8. bjl12

    bjl12 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I see something similar to this playing out tbh. People underestimate Floyd's ability to drastically alter opponent's game plans. Floyd somehow gets his opponents to reduce their workrate to his workrate... 30-40 punches a round.
     
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  9. 941Jeremy

    941Jeremy Active Member Full Member

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    Well the one thing we know about Williams is that he's going to throw a shitload of punches this is his plan a,b,c and z. He will throw even if he's only landing 15% of them. Floyd would have to shoulder roll at least 800 punches but most likely 1000+.
     
  10. Ahurath

    Ahurath Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Have you seen the Lara fight against Williams?

    Think of that fight and the imagine the winner acually winning the fight even more convincingly and still getting the win. That's what would have happen.
     
  11. Divi253

    Divi253 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think now that Floyd is fighting a bit more stationary Paul would pose more problems.. A few years ago when Floyd was moving around more I see Paul chasing and getting tagged coming in, since he doesn't use his height properly. This would eventually lower his output.. Floyd would have to slip and block a lot more now, giving Paul more chances to land and more influence on the judges who score for 'aggression'. Floyd would have to clearly land the better counters, while showing he's effectively blocking/avoiding majority of Paul's 'punishment'.

    Paul was a special case with his size and activity, sad what happened to him.

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  12. 941Jeremy

    941Jeremy Active Member Full Member

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    Yes I have seen that fight. The only difference is, Lara is a southpaw Williams for some reason could never avoid big left hands. But I know Floyd is the best at ad******g so he will fight as a southpaw then do this all night.
     
  13. str1

    str1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah Floyd only fights Williams, Pac, Martinez and Margarito on Fantasy fights. And guess what? He never loses either :lol: so there is no reason to fight them. Also these fantasy fighters all lost before. Did the OP know that Mayweather never fights left overs and only fights undefeated fighters? :rofl
     
  14. Scar

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    50/50 fight for me. I would bet on Williams by SD, though surely if it's close the judges will give it to Mayweather. This is exactly the type of opponent that has the tools to beat someone in Mayweather's style. Someone that is aggressive, over-active and can fight ugly if necessary by smothering Mayweather, pushing, punching everywhere he could and continue pressing the attack. This is the only way to seriously trouble Mayweather's style and force him out of his rhythm.
     
  15. Scar

    Scar VIP Member Full Member

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    Oh dear, another nutcase with the "leftover" theory. Let's take a look at Pacquiao's 140+ opposition!

    DLH - Mayweather "leftover"
    Mosley - Mayweather "leftover"
    Marquez - Mayweather "leftover"
    Cotto - Concreto "leftover"
    Clottey - Cotto "leftover"
    Hatton - Mayweather "leftover"

    Have fun.
     
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