Would Spadafora have had a chance against Mayweather

Over rated won't come close to be a HOF ,just a bunch wins for nothing ,average about 250,000 k a fight in his hometown.

 

i'd take 250k per fight with undefeated record all day and love it

 

me too ,he's happy. But his boxing resume ,not impress.

 

you asses, base this on a ****ing sparring session? your, hatred knows now bounds fools!!

 

I hate to sound harsh but having ring IQ is proven by achievements in the ring. He barely proved anything to be honest unless he was politically screwed in the sport(Tim Witherspoon is a perfect example) or his personal life overshadowed his ability and general interest. In that case, he's definitely a sad story that needs to be told.

Now regarding sparring, there's no such thing as a "serious session". Sparring is practice, it's not an actual championship fight. You go in there to either try out different maneuvers/tactics and see how it will fare against the opposition(your sparring partner being the imitator) or you warm up by sparring. I have no idea why fans and only fans add sparring session to a fighter's list of achievements.

 

The only way you would know this, is if you've been smelling it?

 

Sparring sessions rarely prove anything, sometimes a fighter while sparring can have a different mindset, he can be tired, or disinterested etc.

All that matters is what happens on fight night.

Heres some famous sparring sessions that didnt quite go to plan when it came to the real thing

Berbick dropped Tyson
Bruno beat Tyson up in sparring.
Carl Williams schooled Tyson in sparring.

Biggs and Morrison beat Bowe up in sparring and Morrison apparently knocked him out.

Sparring sessions dont mean ****

 

Your momma told me.

The Hoe could be lying though :rofl

 

Remind me to laugh next time you crack one of you're amazing jokes :good

 

It wasnt a joke it was a true story :hat

 

Because anything a kid says on the internet is a true story

 

You have to ask your hoe of a mother that lil princess:rofl:yep

 

He is a solid fighter, top notch for sure. I'm not doubting that, just stated my opinion regarding his general recognition and appreciation. I can safely say that he's a similar case as Witherspoon. Everyone likes to remember how Tyson and Ali were screwed/robbed by King because of their popularity but very few know how he literally ruined Witherspoon's entire career.

He was his sparring partner, he was paid to spar with him. This wasn't a challenge and all this talk about his father hyping it as such prior to them sparring is nonsense. Surely and easily far more people, despite Mayweather's popularity at the time, would've easily joined in to watch for free.

 

My mother might be a bit too old for the likes of you.

You keep touchin those kids :good