Do you Believe Mayweather....

No. He just dosent want to tell you his game plan, I dont understand why people discuss it anyway? give people oppurtunity to make adjustments before they get in the ring. Why tell your opponet his flaws and what you will exploit?

 

I defo belive he don't watch tape...
But Roger defo does & he's the one who set's the plans.
So he will be alright.

 

:good Roger does watch the tape, because Floyd used the pull-counter to starch N'Dou because Roger told him he was open for it pre-fight.

 

havent you seen the video of "SAME MOVE EVERYTIME". that would answer your question.....same mayweather group of people that are there were in pbf training camp now.

 

Check hook anyone?

 

I do beleive him his uncle was the same way, a guy at Wildcard years back who worked with James Toney, Irish Macka Foley would tell you that Roger Mayweather never watched tapes, never really trained he would just come in and spar.

He said that Roger Mayweather just knew how to fight that simple he didnt train imagine if he would have...

 

PBF doesn't watch tapes, he lets his uncle figure the opponents' weaknesses and then they most likely go over a basic fight plan together...

 

yup look where it got ricky hatton, he was looking for Pac to drop his lead hand and ended up catching a looping hook..

 

I think it all depends on the opponent. I think Floyd would have watched tapes against Oscar because it was his biggest fight ever. No room for being arrogant.

However against Baldomir, Judah, Hatton, Gatti I think he just listened to his uncle Roger who would have watched the tapes for him.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDZFQCgsVw8

I guess he never saw that coming!

 

its strange to see Mayweather fans say he is lying when he clearly says I DO NOT WATCH TAPES funny how you all dont beleive him here.

 

I think he watches fights, doesnt study tapes.

His uncle is there for that.

 

Exactly.

 

he doesn't have to watch tapes....alot of fighters don't...he wants to do what he does not worry about what his opponent does