something is not right with floyd.

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  1. IsaL

    IsaL VIP Member Full Member

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    Floyd has created his legacy around being undefeated. He knows vey well that if he loses his perfect record, he will lose all his stock and his legacy will take a HUGE blow.
     
  2. Montana

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    I think he's just dialed in. He's been in so many big fights, I don't think he ever gets shook, really.

    I think he just takes Pacman more seriously than he has other opponents, as he should, so in turn, he's more focused and dialed in because he knows he needs to be.

    To me, Pacquiao seems to be the one who is lacking focus. He's very playful and all smiles -- like he's just happy to be there.
     
  3. reanthefox

    reanthefox Active Member Full Member

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    youre missing my point.

    during camp, ariza was there and was memo. one had personal experience with pacquiao, the other with marquez.

    imagine this scenario.


    ariza "ok floyd, do this conditioning routine, pac does every morning"
    floyd " ok. after few mins, whats my time?"
    ariza "10 mins... "
    floyd "what's pac's time? "
    ariza "errr...5 mins. "
    floyd "wtf, why is he so fast? "

    memo " ok floyd, inject this. this is what i gave marquez. but it took us long time to get good effect. now you have to use it for shorter period. "

    floyd " ok. after few days, or weeks, now what? "
    memo " you regressed... "
    floyd " **** gimme more... "

    remember memo at some point claimed he wasnt working with floyd and would take no credit, one way or the other. now interpret it how you want.

    or it could be the reverse and floyd was doin better than both pac and marquez.

    point is, during training camp, floyd already knew where he stood in physical conditioning part.

    if he came up short, it's going to wear on him mentally.

    so the way floyd acted this weigh in or even through out the whole promo, im leaning towards a bad camp but you never know. maybe floyd is a good actor or he has really matured.

    then you have this him weighing 146, what do you make of it?

    and yeah, lots of speculation lol.


    the meeting is after the training camp or before?

    also floyd was already in tip top condition during the photo shoot for the commercial, right after the first press con.

    looked like he started "experimenting" early, just before the usada test begins.
     
  4. loughlan

    loughlan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Like I said, the fight is won IN THE RING, not at the weigh in...fool.
     
  5. markq

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    :hi::hi::hi:
     
  6. markq

    markq Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl Pacquiao sure did a lot of talking and made himself a fool for everyone to see leading up to this fight. Floyd was the humble one throughout. Who would have thunk?
     
  7. Starched Him

    Starched Him Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Pac looked like an ameture