You mean like that great movement he displayed against DLH? I don't think so...and if he lays on the ropes all night trying to counter, he goes to sleep...
Fraud ran from Baldomir i cant even imagine the amount of running he would do against a beast like Tito.
Tito's has been known 2 suffer a few knockdowns so it wouldnt be that far fetched to think Floyd could at least knock him down and if he did that he would definetly win on points
it's funny how some of you keep saying that mayweather runs... you can't "run" and still win fights... so in this case.. i think he just clearly outboxes tito to a UD....
El Matdor my friend PBF fought Oscar at 154 and the last time I checked this fight was at 147. With that said PBF unlike alot of fighters is at home against the ropes one of the best in history from there. He can counter effectively there and defend as well. He wouldn't need to go to the ropes but would stay in the center of the ring circling Tito or sticking and moving allowing Tito to follow him around while getting picked apart in the process.
You're right in that Floyd fights off the ropes very well, but I don't think it would be a good idea to employ that tactic in this fight. His best bet obviously is to keep the fight in the center of the ring. I just don't see him being able to keep Tito off him. He'll hit Tito, no doubt, but I don't think it'll discourage Tito from coming in. He'll have to show much more movement than he has in the past at 147..
Floyd would have trouble with Trinidads sheer size and strength no doubt, but Floyd UD. Maybe Tito KO if he can land a few hard ones.