Scoring Mayweather/Canelo with a special guest

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  1. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The cleaner work that round (round 3) is arguable for Floyd. I wouldn't dispute that. I would give an edge to Floyd in round 3 with the cleaner work. He did land some good shots that round. However as you know that's only part of the equation. The more effective work though in that round was from Canelo. So "Clean effective punching" in round 3 is a split, Floyd with the cleaner work, Canelo with the more effective work. The 3 other categories all go to Canelo, he was the clear effective aggressor that round, the clear ring general that round, and clearly showcased better high level defense. (parries, body blocks, etc)
     
  2. shadow111

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    The left hook connected with the glove not with the forearm. It was a fantastic shot, a lightning quick counter left hook that had Floyd seeing stars. It's horrible of you to try and discredit that shot, but par for the course with your Canelo discrediting agenda.

    That left hook was possibly the best punch of the round. The only other shots that I recall that compare as candidates for best punch of the round was one of Floyd's jabs which was hard, which I have queued up in a clip, the big right hand by Canelo and the other clean Canelo left hook earlier. I may be forgetting some other good shots but those were the best punches in round 6 that come to mind.
     
  3. shadow111

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    Q I am glad you're in here though discussing these critical rounds. I have a lot more clips to come, so we're just getting started as it pertains to Round 6 and then I'll get into Round 3 clips. I definitely want you in here giving your honest interpretations of this footage and my reasoning. If you disagree, make your points, but try and find areas where you agree with my reasoning as well. Be balanced, come at me hard where you think you should but find areas that you agree also. I'm putting in some serious work here, this isn't a joke to me. We need to find areas and aspects of this that we agree on.
     
  4. shadow111

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    @Quina74 Do you agree that this punch is a scoring shot?

    https://i.imgur.com/Zc13hpO.jpeg

    See, from the showtime camera angle, it's impossible to tell that this landed on the shoulder. But from the fan cam, it's abundantly clear that it lands to the shoulder.

    So lets focus on what you AGREE with me on. This is a scoring shot, right?
     
  5. Quina74

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  6. ConfusedGuy

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    @shadow111 in the Bivol Canelo scoring thread you posted stats from a round scoring site a few times to show that fans were close to being split on a few of the early rounds....what was that website? I'm interested to see how this fight looks on there
     
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  7. MURK20

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    I even made a thread about it awhile back about it not be available.
     
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  8. shadow111

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    Yeah for a while Floyd and TMT wanted to hide the footage so fans would continue to say it was a schooling without anyone being able to prove otherwise as part of the decade long psy-op about how one-sided it was. It was definitely not available on youtube for several years. Then a few years after Floyd retired, it popped up, then was taken down again. It's obvious that Showtime wanted to show it but Floyd knew how bad it made him look so he kept telling Showtme to take it down. See Floyd don't like fans being able to see how successful Canelo was against him. It hurts his ego so he really wanted this footage hidden for as long as possible to get the one-sided / schooling myth going for as long as possible.

    Now that it's up again and thanks to my due diligence the wool is being pulled off the eyes of boxing fans. Now we can dissect the footage and know what really happened. Now we can see how dirty Floyd fought and how well Canelo did. So no longer is there any excuse for people to claim it was one-sided or a shutout. It's easy to see why Floyd and his promotional team would want the footage of what happened against Canelo hidden. It really hurts Floyd's legacy to see how much he struggled against a drained Canelo, and for the boxing world to see all the dirty fouls he committed.
     
  9. Goran_

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    Oh Christ really.. A detailed RBR breakdown back & forth of when one of them blinked or farted even .. seriously who can be arsed with **** like this… Floyd won, wide.. Canelo was still learning his craft .. move on & get fkin laid :lol:
     
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  10. Goran_

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    Why? :lol: what's it matter if he doesn't agree, what difference will it make to your life if he doesn't .. fk me .. The hardon pointless **** like this gives some of you people is hilarious.. it should be a joke to you, you shouldn't take it this seriously it's not healthy bro
     
  11. shadow111

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    Bro you need to stop living a LIE and believing fantasies. If you think Floyd won wide then you are completely clueless. I'm spoon feeding you Round 6. Anyone who scores Round 6 to Floyd is rewarding dirty fighting. Kidney shots are not cool, ducking below the waist is a foul, targeted rabbit punches and targeted shots to the lower back belt-line are not actions to be rewarded. I'm afraid Floyd has pulled the wool over your and a lot of fans eyes but that rouse is being exposed one round at the time.
     
  12. ConfusedGuy

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    any chance of getting that scorecard website name buddy?
     
  13. shadow111

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    You need to credit shoulder shots and clean effective punching like the clean left hooks Canelo landed in Round 6. Before I schooled the forum on shoulder shots, nobody even knew that shoulder shots could be scored. And we need to punish dirty fighting and bad fouls like Floyd had in that round. Scoring Round 6 to Floyd is saying "dirty fighting is cool". It's not. There's nothing cool about kidney shots, targeted shots to the lower back, ducking below the waist or rabbit punches. What is cool is fighting clean and busting up Floyd which is what Canelo did, even while drained to Floyd's cowardly catchweight.
     
  14. shadow111

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    You know, I'm not sure what website that scorecard was from. The RBR poll with fan splits per round was shared on twitter if I recall and it didn't give much info about what website the poll was done on. But I would like to know too and if there was something like that for other fights.
     
  15. MURK20

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    Canelo looked like he was out there fighting blind folded. He landed the occasional jab, right hand and hook but for most of the fight he couldn't find Floyd even when they were in the pocket. You're crazy dude and Canelo was just as dirty just not smart enough to pull it off. All bravado and emotions with his low blows and shoulders to the face. This was a excellent performance by a past peak Floyd. He looked sharp, crafty and even just as physically strong as Canelo and you're trying to convince YOURSELF (because no one else will fall for it) that Floyd and his team wants to hide the video because Canelo was so successful. That's 100% ridiculous. Fact is, canelo got humbled by a boxing master.
     
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