Slippery dynamite- Julian Jackson vs Floyd Mayweather Jnr

Hawk gives him a beating

 

Mosley is a solid hitter but not in Jackson's range. Floyd get caught in any manner like that he's goin 2 sleep. Tbh, he would never fight a prime JJ anyways

 

JJ punches a hole through him. Mayweather had little business being at 154 to start with and Jackson was a shattering puncher. I think that sooner or later he catches up to Floyd with the pressure and they bust out the smelling salts.

 

Mayweather dec. Jackson was too mechanical.

 

Meaning?

 

He'd walk into lead rights all night and be reluctant to throw.

 

Yup.

 

Man I love this match up, if Jackson catches him like Mosley did he's going to sleep. Even if Floyd outpointed him he would have so many uncomfortable moments

 

Jackson will never stop throwing and just shell up, it wasn't in his nature.

Make no mistake though, Floyd will be winning every second of this until he isn't and wakes up in the dressing room.

The Hawk via KO late.

 

No way! Jackson hits too hard to give anyone a beating.

 

He wasn't reluctant to throw against Gerald McClellan but Floyd's brittle right hand is going to do it.

Got it.

Lol.

 

Floyd by unanimous decision. To steal a quote from Angelo, I don't think he could hit Floyd in the ass with a handful of sand...

 

If you knew the sport like I do, you'd know that McClellan was a totally predictable fighter who relied on his gifts. Jackson was able to throw punches at him (before ultimately getting flattened) because Gerald produced nothing in terms of feinting and counterpunching.

Canelo would also totally take Jackson apart.

 

Jack doesnt touch him imo
I think Floyd would win every round past the first two and make it look easy. Julian didn't necessarily have the most sophisticated system of landing his shots and a prime Floyd would probably not get caught, althought Julian Jackson could definitely win big if he lands that Maidana/Mosley shot. I think Floyd would hit him too much and not get hit and take the UD over 12.