Who In Boxing Is The Hardest Fighter To Prepare For?

I would say someone like Pacquiao. He looks so unschooled and amateurish but talented. His awkwardness is something that gives fighters a hard time, ask ricky.

 

Mayweather.

He's a fighter that has GREAT defense, countering offense, amazing backfoot abilities...where the **** would you find sparring partners with the same qualities?

Not to mention the hand and footspeed...it's ****in' crazy just thinking about what kind of fighter it would take to seriously BEAT Floyd.

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Paul Williams.

The guy's size is ****in' ridiculous. His flaws are obvious, but to exploit them would take an individual that has a certain X factor that parallels Paul's freakish size. Not to mention his volume of his punches for all 12 rounds from insane angles.

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Bernard Hopkins.

There's nothing you can really prepare for. The tricky part about this old ****er is that you can't prepare for him...he prepares for YOU! He's a crafty ******* that doesn't really have anything to exploit except his age. No one looks great beating this guy...NO ONE!

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Joshua Clottey.

Seriously...that defense. ****in' insane. How the **** do you open that guy up? You can beat him with activity, but he's quick enough to make you pay for trying to open his shell defense up. I personally feel he's much better than Winky Wright...this might his time to show the world his mettle when he steps up against Mosley. It would take a fighter with multiple dimensions to beat him and even then you might fall short or look like absolute dog **** doing it.

He also has that 10 gallon head that breaks faces open

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Juan Manuel Marquez (current).

This guy has become one of the best boxer punchers in the game currently. Anyone who thinks Floyd is gonna walk this guy down and beat him up is ****in' stupid. He'll make Floyd bleed bad for the first time in his career. I don't think he'll win, but he's got the goods to seriously figure people out within seconds. Who else can get KD 3 times against the pound for pound greatest and come back to give the man HELL! His sense of distance and timing is almost second to none. His precision is one of the best as well coupled with his fluid combination punching. He'll make your ass pay. "The devil is the way he is because of his age." I wouldnt be surprised if Marquez pulls off the upset or minimally puts Floyd on his ass legitimately for the first time.

This man is heart AND mind...

 

Yeah i was just taking the ****, hoping to get a bite or two from a bitter Klitschko fan. :yep

From a technical standpoint Wlad is almost impossible to prepare for, and Vitali's overwhelming physical characteristics make him near impossible to prepare for as well (for all but the best - Lennox).

 

Paul Williams!

 

Daisuke Naito

 

southpaws and pressure fighters.

 

Koki Kameda

 

toss up between williams and mayweather for me

 

Money May

Make 1 mistake against him and you ****ed. Money mentally destroys his competition.

 

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knew some **** would post that

 

How does one prepare for that chick in your avy :shock::shock::hey:hey:admin:admin

 

Id need to jack about 4 times before I met her I reckon...otherwise it would be some American Pie like premature stuff going on.

 

1) Calzaghe No one can emulate his style he a a fights as you go fighter.

2) Paper thin Margin but Mayweather. it's hard to out smart him and he always got a book full of back up plans.

3) Edwin Valero/JuanMa Lopez

4) Manny pAcman.

 

I think it would be hard to prepare for those cat-like reflexes and blinding handspeed. How the HELL do you find an opponent to replicate THAT? And how ridiculous does it look for a Mexican sparring partner trying to replicate Floyd in 24/7? Jesus, you're Juan Manuel Marquez....can't you hire somebody like a Shane Mosley, or SOMEBODY better than the cab driver they got in there standing there trying to be Floyd by rolling his shoulder?