Heredia - 'Floyd's need to develop more punching power'

Floyd at 130 was a joy too much. That much is true.
He had something like a 70%-80% KO ratio I think.
That kid was insane.

 

It's cos they are not boxing fans they are floyd fans I've got a pal who keeps banging on about how floyd is TBE on Facebook I listed 5 ATG welterweights who would beat floyd and he threw his toys out of his pram

 

Lucky indeed. People see, to forget Marquez dropped Pacquiao heavily in round 3 and shook him up real bad. Knockout was conclusive.

 

Yes it is interesting; I have been watching lots of youtube videos on Floyd and Paca today....I examine how boxers perform and behave leading up to a bout, and I am not convinced that Floyd's talk and training will add up to anything in his fighting future. He is 45yrs old and seems to be concreted into his own beliefs about himself...he did not do that much in his bout with Maidon; he was waiting to counter punch, did it occasionally, but not very well. I saw Floyd failing in many ways (especially in the reduction of the speed rockets he delivered in the past); he desperately sooked during the fight, and tells the ref what he should do, which is typical of a fellow who thinks that the boxing contest is all about him, and no one else. He reminded me of a Royal Prince, who demands to have everything done to his own benefit and standard, and to precisely fark off anyone else's opinion. This appears to be an egotistical layer that has developed in him; he presented his filthy richness and pompous face in buying modern flash cars. I realy feel sorry for him, having to show this egotistical, complex behaviour to promote his status in wealth, as some positive confidence or kudos about himself? Then, he bragged about his women, and the night clubbing he did. I think the several hundred millions of dollars that he has acquired, has gone to his head. I set out with my research thinking that Floyd might win, now I am hoping Pac knocks the sisht out of this fellow, and provides the loss that will defeat him in his promotion of himself as TBE. (the best ever)

 

when was he instructing the refs.. was it anything beyond what goes on at all levels of boxing (get hit low, say something to the ref "yo are you seeing these low blows?").

 

A quick google search gave this thread as the result; can you provide the link, i always tought that way, but never read anything supporting that theory; and of course, there's no risk to see such an informative article in a site like this one.

 

To be honest it was a few years ago and I can't remember what page it was but I wrote it down in my notebook as I believed it to be vital information it mentioned Phil Heath and jay cutler at the start of the artical it's definately accurate information though my friend notice how the poster who said I was wrong has gone silent

 

I saw and heard him talking to the ref at many encounters; I assumed that Floyd was speaking to the ref about Maidon's roughness; and it was not just when Maidon hit him in the ***** (twice). Watch the fight and see who is doing most of the talking to the ref.

 

Even with steroids, I dont know what you could do in 8 weeks!

Also, roids at this stage would lead to muscle growth, and Mayweather has to make weight.

From what little ive seen of his training clips, he just seems to be doing the same training as always. Id be shocked,if after nearly 20 years as a pro, he changed things up for the biggest fight of his career

 

Wrong steroids do not automatically mean muscle growth even if floyd is doing weights he would need to increase the amount of protein in his diet to increase muscle mass if he takes steroids does weights but maintains a regular diet he will increase the strenght of his muscle fibres whilst keeping the number of them the same

 

Pac should demand VADA or no fight. Take the test Floyd!