Mayweather: "I'll break [Mosley] down."

That's insane.
What a piece of promotional trash.

Even more sad, is that it was probably true!!!!

 

I agree but the UD will not be boring.

 

Thnks I was reading this post just to make sure someone explain what breaking down meant

 

Floyd is going to control the fight with his speed and accuracy. People put a ton on the Margarito fight, and even though I liked what I saw there we have to remember Antonio Margarito's fight plan is to take punishment to give punishment. Mayweather couldn't be anymore different in how he boxes. I'm not saying Mosley gets stopped but I see Floyd by round 10 going through the gears on Mosley and by Round 12 Nazim Richardson telling Mosley to not get KTFO'd.

 

That's what I expect to see from him nothing less just a little more finesse.

 

When are they facing off in the press conference?

 

Good analysis , I agree with everything you said. I do give mosley a punchers chance though .

 

Like I said before. Floyd's just going to jump on his unicycle, ride around the ring and make Mosley chase him for the 12 rounds.

 

lets hope mosley actually makes floyd fight, if he can't, then it just means he wasn't good enough.

 

I loved that fight. **** was artwork in its purest form.
The man Landed so many Punches and Bareley Got Hit

 

Agree.

That is what Mayweather tends to do a lot of the time, its almost as though he says to himself well if i can fiddle my way through on the ropes for 3/4 rounds of the fight and pinch a couple of rounds and get a rest at the same time, then i know i can take it back to long range and i will have the necessary stamina to use my legs and pot shot my way to the finish.

 

If Mayweather can make the Shane Mosley, the #3 P4P fighter in the world and the top welterweight out there, look like Baldomir, I'd say that's a pretty ****ing impressive accomplishment. I wouldn't be bored in the least, that would be a masterclass.

 

i don't think he can break shane down.

Floyd just fought a blown up featherweight, hit him pretty much whenever he felt like it, and didn't have him anywhere close to being stopped.