constant presure is the way to beat floyd

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  1. robert80

    robert80 Boxing Addict banned

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    WITSCHNERD, How many drugs have you consumed in the last fortnight? GARCIA, RUSLAN.MATTHYSE. tHESE GUYS HAVE BEEN EXPOSED BY INFERIOR BOXERS THAN FLOYD RIGHT? Stop this lunacy!
     
  2. Bustajay

    Bustajay Feel the Steel/Balls Deep Full Member

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    Time will beat Floyd not a boxer:lol::rofl:D

    :smoke
     
  3. Anima

    Anima Kinetic Link Full Member

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    A judah with the same stamina as Floyd and slightly stronger would suffice.
     
  4. boxsensei

    boxsensei Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Stamina wasn't Judah's problem. Floyd adjusted and started breakijng him down. Floyd was just a smarter fighter.
     
  5. mafioso

    mafioso Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the only probleme in this thread is that pacquiao cant apply pressur he doesnt know how to deal with real foot work....Watch Bradley or marquez fights its obvious...
     
  6. TheHogan

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    Best way to beat Floyd is to go there without a game plan. Dont match his speed but time him. Let him be the aggressor and taunt him. Make a mockery of his power. Embarrass him in front of all the fans. Get him aggravated. Make him lose focus.
     
  7. boxsensei

    boxsensei Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Terribl plan will never work. Floyd's biggest strength is ring intelligence. He doesn't care what his oponent does or what the crowd thinks, he's going to remain cool, collected, poised and do his thing. Think about the Judah fight how everyone was going crazy after the low blow, while the victim Floyd, was just casually in the corner watching it unfold. Floyd ain't losing focus in the boxing ring ever.
     
  8. progamer

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    i didnt see floyd's intelligence nor focus ranting about pac's head.

    "his head got bigger".:patsch
     
  9. Sweet Jones

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    Getting consistently punched in the stomach and ribs tends to have that effect.

    There's a reason these guys suddenly find themselves 'tiring' in the 2nd half of Mayweather fights.
     
  10. Solaris

    Solaris Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Who is capable of putting on relentless pressure? GGG.

    Floyd will definitely avoid him.
     
  11. TheHogan

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    Its a great plan you just don't understand it. The type of plan im talking about is something you have NEVER seen any of his opponents do. Do what SRL did to Duran, embarrass him. Make a mockery of everything he does. Go over the top. Almost like a prince naseem. His ego is far too big to let that happen, he will open up and make mistakes. Theres no way in hell Floyd would let someone make a fool of him through 12 rounds. He would jump in a do something about it.
     
  12. Tekniqs

    Tekniqs Boxing Addict Full Member

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    so Floyd has a glass chin now?
     
  13. Faerun

    Faerun Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I don't know. Actually, I probably disagree although I wouldn't be able to name you a style better suited for Mayweather. Castillo probably had the most success against him followed by Judah. So, pacey, active fighters like them could potentially give him trouble and Manny fights somewhat into that mold but then again, I feel Pac has aged quite considerably whereas Floyd has barely detriorated. Being active against Floyd results in getting counter punched to death, being passive results in you getting outpointed, waiting for the big shot will result in you not landing a single shot all night etc. There's very ****ing little this version Mayweather allows the opponent to do honestly. There's just no blueprint regardless of how cheesy that sounds.

    I would've liked prime Paul Williams against him honestly. Not sure if I had favoured him but stylewise he matched really perfectly I feel.
     
  14. boxfanlut

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    He would jump in and do something about? Based on what? Do Floyds ego get in the way when he was punched in the nuts by Zab?
     
  15. modernfonzie

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    Im under the belief he cant be beat. He doesnt really have a style. Its almost like whoever he fights; he transforms his game into whatever is needed to beat that opponent.

    he had more movement against Guerrero. and stood in the pocket against Canelo. Which sounds backwards because Canelo is so big, but it worked. He went on an offensive rampage against Gatti. but used movement on Baldomir. Used the ring against De La Hoya but fought an ugly inside fight against Hatton

    I want him to retire undeated. and he will. but i think the secret that everyone has been missing is that you shouldnt watch tape. you shouldnt prepare for a previous version of Floyd. You should examine your own fight game, and examine your flaws, and use those flaws against him. Capatalize off your mistakes.

    The reason there is no blueprint, is because there is no style until he gets in the ring. You dont have to out think him. You have to predict what HIS blueprint would be to expose your fighting style and not let it happen. You have to predict what he can expose in you and use his blueprint for you against him.

    All these fighters go in preparing for a Floyd that doesnt exist anymore. I think thats the secret. I cant think of two fights where he fought the same.

    pressure wont beat him. speed wont beat him. the only way to beat him is to prepare against yourself.

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