Mayweather stood and traded with Cotto but not Pac?

Of course not, not even for me. I was just giving a response to one particular thing he mentioned.

 

It's Floyd's defense that's untouchable.

No one can get past that shoulder roll.

I'm not entirely sure SRR could have penetrated it.

I see that as a 50/50 confrontations

Hearns/Mayweather would also be a toss up.

 

No. Mayweather would've recovered quickly just as he did with Pacquiao. I'm just telling you what I saw, and I've watched it enough to be able to point it out to you. Round 4 (twice, left hand, right hand), Round 6 (once, overhand left), Round 9 or 10 (once, double left hand).

 

Its simple. If floyd stays in the pocket and had fought pac we have an action packed fight that end in floyd getting ko`d. Thought it was quite telling in the couple of exchanges floyd looked completely outgunned and ended up on the ropes turtled up. So he ran for the rest of the fight and won a boring decision with no action and no damage done to pac.

 

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I disagree.
I believe Maidana's counter, Mosley's counter and Pacquiao's counter are the right up there against each other.
They made Mayweather's legs jelly, with the exception of course of Mosley that almost made FMJ took a knee.
If I would rank them, I'd say:

1. Mosley:

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2. Maidana:

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3. Pacquiao:

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I'm sure you recall all this ... http://www.fighthype.com/news/article15910.html

If we look back at it now it makes sense as to why he would incriminate Pac in the first place now. Remember we couldn't figure out why he would say all this instead keeping his mouth shut? Well, now that we see how his punch out put has greatly dropped on the average we can easily surmise Roach knew this would be happening, (performance degrade) and instead of letting the people realize it on their own he decided to air it out then so that it wouldn't be as bad later.

It now makes sense why he would say something at all in the first place, he felt he needed to because it would be sooner or later people saw Pac's clearly notable performance drop, and see how it coincided with stringent testing. They had do something to clear Pac so they blamed it all on Ariza, fired him, and said "we didn't know" but look at the timing also. Pac had just got face planted by JMM, they now knew they had to fight Floyd eventually, they knew they had to take that test, and so made the moves they felt best prepared (fight stiffs to stay alive without PED's) and excused them (fire Ariza, blame it on him).

 

Brook and Thurman both beat him but Floyd would rather fight Khan who just looked like garbage vs Algeri :yep

 

I think its the other way around, PAC made FMj a running scared ******, it was confirmed by fmsr.

 

Ah yes, I thought you were referring to those comments. I agree, very convenient timing. I like how people write it off as "Roach is always saying stupid ****" or "He was just talking **** about Ariza", nuh uh my friend, Roach just has diarrhea of the mouth.

Those comments weren't necessary at all and even confirmed that Roach is suspicious or knows something.

 

We've heard this argument before...

 

Confirmed? Floyd fights how he always does. Sr was trying to pep talk him because the judges might favor Pac, remember "you know they favoring him right?"

But ignore that part why don't you lol

 

Because it's not the smart thing to do. Why should he fight the way Pac wants him to?