jab to the head, get him to bend, right hook to the body, come back up with a left hook to the head, follow with a straight right. The jab has to be working constantly, and always to the head or shoulder. It doesn't even have to be a stiff jab, just keep it in his face so he's thinking about it. Floyd's main flaw is that he's always in the same position defensively, and when he bends down he completely immobilizes himself and has no ability to counterpunch or mount any offense. DLH could have beat Mayweather had he just let his hands go more and went to the body more often. Castillo Mayweather 1 was a good example of how to beat him. Again, keep him honest with a good jab, get him bend, go the body, and work your way upstairs. As long as your doing that, he can't do much. If you stand in front of him and do nothing or headhunt, your gonna loose. If your a southpaw, straight left hands and body shots are key.
the main flaw of the philly shell defense is that it completely sacrifices offense for defense. It only leaves one outlet for counterpunching, which is the right hand. When you bend over, you can't do anything. Mayweather gets away with it because he's so quick. If you stuff the jab in his face and go to the body and back upstairs, , he can't do ****. You just gotta be able to take a few potshots every now and then.
when he bends over or he's in his shell, he has no legs, he's immobilized. The only head movement he has is bending over at his waist. You just gotta understand a philly shell defense. In the middle of the ring, he's most effective, but if you back him up with a jab, cut off the ring, and do everything I just said, he can't do much. Castillo had a great gameplan but he didn't execute perfectly. When he did, Mayweather couldn't do anything. When DLH decided to actually use his jab, Mayweather got his head knocked back or he got into a defensive shell. - Jeff young, judah was the right strat for a southpaw, but you can't over-rely on just the straight left hand, you need to go the body. -- As long as you understand a philly shell defense, you can beat floyd. 99% of his opponents did not know how to deal with it, and none of them had the right gameplan except Castillo, who didn't quite execute to perfection.
Sounds to me like you should tell Marquez to step aside and you should give it a go. Everyone had a game plan until he outsmarted what was effective for them. Speed changes the way people attack him. It's not fun when you start hitting air and he starts hitting chin and ribs. Much easier said than done.
i didnt say it was easy. "everyone had a gameplan" well they were all the wrong gameplan, that's the point. The guy who had the right gameplan (Castillo) almost beat him (and did beat him according to many people).
I have all Floyd's fights and he never bend over long. He dips and turn and book out of danger. He applies legs, hands, arms, and head movements. If he does bend over for a while is when he feels safe. but personally i don't recall he bend over for a long time.
To beat Floyd requires more than a jab like you think. His opps. couldn't really exercute the jab for some reasons. As in Maquez case, it is even much harder since Maquez doesn't have the reach. Good luck to you finding Maquez has any chance winning by throughing his jabs - they will hit air.
Floyd loves to shoot a right hand over jabs and thats why oscar qit throwing it. Don't buy into Oscar's crap. Floyd is a top top boxer, and you expect him to not know how to neturalize a jab?
By putting him with someone who isnt overrated like Hoya or Hatton, Corrales and Castillo.I'd say Marquez is good enough a boxer to make it a true test...The only concern I have is if he plays floy's game. He has to do so damage with accurate punches, precesion and timing which MArquez is damn good, he will wipe that smirk off his face, he can't be hit..BS.
ya im not saying that at all. obviously the exchanges will be quick. The point is to keep a jab in his face so he's honest, go to the body, and work your way upstairs. Castillo used that strat and it worked well. When DLH used his jab Mayweather really couldn't do anything at all.
mayweather countered his jab maybe a couple of times at best. DLH was having overwhelming success with the jab, you need to watch the fight again. That was what cost him the fight when he stopped using it. And if you want to avoid an overhand right counter over the jab, just keep your chin tucked in and your head low, and you'll neutralize that.
marquez problem is that he's at a total disadvantage physically. He'd have to fight a perfect fight to win , even then it just doesn't seem very likely, unless the layoff affects mayweather.
A lot of people start off well with PBF, then he makes an adjustment and it wont work anymore. The opponent always loses focus or stops jabbing if you listen to the know it alls on here, but could it be that Floyd figured them out and then makes that strategy ineffective? 39-0...it works every time.