Sorry Pac fans but Money ****ed Mosley up worst than Pac did

Can somebody give me some examples of an undersized Southpaw fighter who can effectively cut off the ring?

 

im seeing more comments of Mannys inability to cut off a mobile fighter

now do you think if a mobile guy but not a back peddling runner I mean a fighter with excellent foot work and movement stayed out of Manny's range would win

people are looking for the blue print and a guy to fit the bill

clearly Manny's work rate declined vs a guy who didnt jsut stand there

JMM troubled Manny with a jab and right hand but his motions were more subtle

these 147 guys arent as fast as the lightweights and featherweights Manny has the speed of

if a guy can move and Manny cant cut him off and the guys sticks to his plan and doesnt shell up or foolishly trade do you think he could drop Manny's out put and be able to land clean while out of danger

Manny is most dangerous at mid range in no mans land but from the outside or the inside is troubled

 

BUT....Again...can anybody give me an example of a undersized southpaw fighter who could effectively cut off the ring?

Instead of talkin all this ****...

 

Floyd didn't "cut off" the ring with Shane man. There was no need. Shane didn't RUN. With PAC the man was on his trike doing what he could to avoid PAC.

In boxing it's almost a law that you exchange and trade with your opponent. It's almost taboo to run away and fight so defensiviely looking only to survive...whcih is exactly what Shane did with PAC. All things considered...PAC did what he could and dominated.

 

What ya'll are insinuating is that Pac corner's a man that has BHop's trainer who coincidently probably has the BEST fight plans against southpaw fighters that I've seen on flim.

PERIOD.

Shane was training on what to do. He anticipated Pac blindly following him in, and giving Shane the opportunity to counterpunch, but instead Pac who is undersized is not going to walk right into right hands...

And as long as Shane is constantly turning, and basically running, and losing every round...

I'm not sure where you see all this success....

I mean, you gotta punch to win fights...

You can't just RUN.

 

PBF has just the type of skillset that could pull off what you just described. I often laughed at foolish *******s who said Pac would throw 1000 punches against PBF because it was clear as day they didn't have a good understanding of the sport. They had no idea that how good movement ring generalship and countering could offset workrate. PBF could beat Pac from the outside and give him hell on the inside. He would make Pac fight his fight turning it into a boxing match which we all know Pac can't win.

 

i honestly believe...since the shane fight....that floyd could beat manny from the outside or by standing in front of him and making him look kinda silly....

freddie even said beforehand that floyd couldnt stand in front of shane or walk him down...he wouldnt go toe to toe with him....and i believe floyd did it as a point..like "hey you think you know my style and that im only capable of still fighting one way....now heres something for you to think about".....then freddie claims "oh floyds legs are gone"...lol

 

Freddy Roach was talking **** as usual. I honestly don't believe he really believes PBF's legs are gone.

 

hes too smart for that...i agree....but cmon freddie...how ridiculous does that sound after the fact.....why even say it....

 

Seriously YDKSAB!

In boxing it's almost a law that you exchange and trade with your opponent. It's almost taboo to run away and fight so defensiviely looking only to survive...whcih is exactly what Shane did with PAC. All things considered...PAC did what he could and dominated.[/quote]

Shane had a million and 1 opportunities. He just didn't pull the trigger.

Pac just looked like a fool. He couldn't cut off the ring and spark a guy who can't even jab, move well, has no defense, and never even attempted to throw a power shot.

 

That's right Nazim was about to pull Mosley out in the 12th against Floyd but...

Nazim also thought about pulling out Mosley against Pac at the end of the 11th(!)

"By the end of the 11th round, Mosley looked exhausted and trainer Naazim Richardson said he was thinking of stopping the fight before the final round, but he let it go on."

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/columns/story?columnist=rafael_dan&id=6503687

 

You are an idiot. :blood

 

Shane had a million and 1 opportunities. He just didn't pull the trigger.

Pac just looked like a fool. He couldn't cut off the ring and spark a guy who can't even jab, move well, has no defense, and never even attempted to throw a power shot. [/quote]

NO JOKE! There are always opportunities in boxing when the other guy is punching. And PAC is always throwing. The problem lies with what happens if you decide to trade and you end up getting caught.

PAC didn't look the fool man....>Shane on the other hand did...along with some other descritptive words I choose not to use. Floyd couldn't even get Shane out of there and he was right there in front of him all night.

PAC had a tougher task b/c Shane was trying to avoid PAC where in his fight with Floyd he was there in front of him. And Shane did throw power shots....but PAC answered back and that was the end of that!:rofl

 

There goes the myth that Shane's corner wasn't thinking about stopping the fight this past weekend. He might as well! Shane was pretty much done from round 3 on.