How can Floyd Mayweather Jr. be beaten?

when the coward start fighting someoen with a chance.

 

Like this:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJv2q_5vmQI[/url]

 

Rough Mayweather up, like Miguel Cotto.... busted Mayweathers nose

 

Put him in with The Special One Kell Brook. :deal

 

Not with that resume.

 

No excuses. Holyfield fought Moorer with a messed up shoulder and Roy Jones beat Bernard Hopkins with a broken hand. Regardless of how you look at it Floyd is not on that level end of discussion. Castillo won. Black and white. In America it's black and white

To beat Floyd:
Depends on the type of fighter. If it was Tommy Hearns he would do to Floyd what he did to Ray Leonard just stay on the outside and 1-2 all night long. NO ONE could beat Tommy on the outside. But then again no one could box like tommy on the outside so this blueprint doesnt work for everyone

If it was Henry Armstrong he would pressure him all night long and Floyd has never fought a guy who can do the pressure that Henry did - but few people could use this blueprint because it doesnt suit their style

If it was someone like Hagler fighting at 154 they would make it a brawl like Hagler did vs Hearns - floyd has not fought anyone that can fight rough like Hagler

If it was Duran he'd do the great in fighting he did vs Leonard. - but few people can do that anywhere near Duran's level

It depends on the type of fighter. One blueprint doesnt work the same for everyone

 

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. analyze yourself.



49-0 by 2015

 

And that is why you are one of the many blind sheep that follows the herd, instead of using common sense.

Of course he can be beaten. But his competition is weak so it makes him look better. Calzaghe was undefeated but he got exposed by Hopkins - only to get a gift decision. Rocky was well on his way to losing vs Jersey Joe before getting a KO.

Being undefeated in itself is not impressive - its the competition that makes u impressive.

 

Castillo laid the blueprint to beat Mayweather.

There is no blueprint for The Special One.

Mayweather needs to come to the UK and get Lacyed. :deal

 

anyone can be beat you muppet atsch

 

Step 1, is you'd need a great jab, preferably with a reach advantage, great footwork, and discipline.

I don't think the answer is to swarm Mayweather (not to say a swarmer couldn't win, but that isn't the style best suited to beat him IMO); working behind a long jab can disrupt the shoulder roll and keep Floyd in a position that makes it harder for him to fire back, while opening up your own offense.

The archetype for who I'd put as Floyd's foil at 147 would be Hearns. Prime Oscar or Quartey would give him a lot of problems, as well. Other guys could take him out, but those are the first modern guys that jumped out to me.