I think Judah layed the best blueprint on how to beat Floyd

thats so wrong. Floyd doesnt have a clear weakness. He's very good at walking guys down, fighting in the pocket, and everything.

There is a reason why you dont see many people make Floyd lead. You have no chance of winning if you are letting a guy lead who is faster than you, a better boxer than you, smarter than you, and has great defense. He's going to beat you to the punch 99% of the time in that case. Basically you are telling someone to let a fast, smart, sharp shooter like Floyd get off first while you are trying to outbox the best pure boxer of our generation. Its hard to do. A few guys like maybe Sergio, Lara, and Trout have a chance but size still has alot to do with that. I wouldnt bet on it

 

I always felt Judah not Castillo was the closet way to beat floyd a combination of speed southpaw and a jab

 

say what u wil

but a prime southpaw tiger like pacquiao who comes out so strong

against... such a suspect chin like mayweather

that was the blueprint

floyd didnt want that

 

yall realise castillo beat floyd easily right?

 

you are missing the point. Floyd is too good. You arent going to beat him in anyway but you definitely arent going to outbox him. There are only 2 ways. Size and being a Southpaw. And in most cases the Southpaw thing is a size thing also because in a p4p sense Sergio, Lara, or Trut have no chance either. They just do because they are both Southpaws and much bigger than Floyd

 

its different with a Southpaw. Its not just the fighter, its the stnance. Again, if Zab was a righty then you still think he wouldve troubled Floyd or it wouldve taken 4 rounds?

 

suspect chin despite never even being dropped as a pro or am?

 

Ok so just to recap; Mayweather made no adjustments, Judah decided to stop stop punching on his own after 4 rounds, and Judah laid the blueprint on how to beat Floyd even though he was getting pummeled so bad that he unleashed a low blow, rabbit punch combo out of frustration. Hey, Judah came on strong in the latter stages of the Garcia fight. Maybe they should rematch. Judah can dust off his blueprint and win easily this time.

 

You're right, Zab isn't as there mentally as Floyd. Nobody in boxing is. And that's the problem with all this blueprint talk. The blueprint that you draw up for Floyd becomes obsolete as he won't be the same guy you prepared for. If you want to beat Floyd, you have to be able to outthink him. If you can't do that, then focus on what you do best and hope that Floyd gets injured or hope that you can get a gift from the judges.