Re: Best way to beat a fighter with a shoulder roll/Mayweather?
Posted: 14 Dec 2013, 08:35
Well that's what forums are all about ,difference of opinion.let's see what happens.
Mayweather never had to deal with a Leonard,hearns,duran,or even a curry ,starlng,breland,and Trinidad at 147.an old Dr last hoya imo beat him. Granted he has good wins over Judah and cotton.but these Mexicans guerrero and Ortiz are totally overrated imo and not genuine 147 pounders.Floyd has looked the best fighter in the world the last 5 or so years but not fighting Pac,is very revealing,not being able to finish fighters like Alvarez,refusing to do what a Leonard or hearns would do and go up to mw it's a negative.my point is mayweather is beatablestujones wrote:Controlled agression behind a pumping jab. Honeyghun vs Curry style... possibly varying it with left hooks also.
You expect a man who started at 9st 4, could easily make 10st and walks around at his fighting weight, to move up to 11st 6lbs because Leonard and Hearns, who started at 10st 7lbs did, Hearns being 6 foot 1 and having a 78 inch reach, which is big for a light heavyweight, that is absurd.mugabi wrote:Leonard and hearns never fought at featherweight because they started their careers at welterweight
the absurdities you are saying by that reckoning ali isn't as great as mayweather as to quote " he never fought at 9 st 4 and looked comfortable " either.
stujones wrote:Mugabi,
Difference between Mayweather and Hearns, Leonard etc..... neither Hearns and Leonard fought a 9st 4 and looked confortable making the weight then. He has never moved up a weight out of necessity.
Could flip side it and say.... what a negative Leonard never fought at Super Feather.
The more Mayweather has fought recently the more I think the DLH performance was a one off poor one by his standards. I used to think that was a sign that DLH of 5 years before at 147 would have beaten him.... now I am starting to think it was hand problems etc that must have effected him.
Thank you expe - my point exactly.expe wrote:You expect a man who started at 9st 4, could easily make 10st and walks around at his fighting weight, to move up to 11st 6lbs because Leonard and Hearns, who started at 10st 7lbs did, Hearns being 6 foot 1 and having a 78 inch reach, which is big for a light heavyweight, that is absurd.mugabi wrote:Leonard and hearns never fought at featherweight because they started their careers at welterweight
the absurdities you are saying by that reckoning ali isn't as great as mayweather as to quote " he never fought at 9 st 4 and looked comfortable " either.
Like I said, he wasn't hurt, but he was caught off balance.Power777 wrote:Myth, their feet crossed, Hatton never troubled him.expe wrote: Hatton struggled with him, although Cortez didn't exactly help. Hatton did land a jab in the first round, it didn't hurt Mayweather, but it did catch him completely off balance and send him staggering across the ring into the ropes, in a bigger ring, he may well have hit the deck before he reached the ropes.