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Does Mayweather win this or does he get caught and KTFO like Norris did?

This fight would have never taken place, Floyd is not that stupid. But for arguments sake if it had taken place, the first solid blow that Julian lands will flatten the big mouthed one for a ten count.

floyd could outbox jackson easily but if one of those bombs explodes on his chin then the pretty boy could well be doin' the chicken dance.

The chicken dance? That's too kind.

If Jackson hits Mayweather, he would blow up into millions of tiny pieces.

I don't necessarily think he outboxes him "easily" either.

if...jackson could land, if not then dec. mayweather. also terry norris had the right style to beat pretty boy. that would be a beating

Jackson would catch him at some point, he had this way of simply "finding" that shot he needed cause he threw bombs at such random-ass angles... and when Jackson hits Money he'll turn his ass into change.

Floyd IMO is too small to be anyway offensivel efficient against Jackson.
To outbox, he must score and engage at some point and Jackson will land, that's for sure and hard.....KO win for Julian...

Mayweather started out at 130. People often forget that. Not many guys who started at 130 would take Jackson's punch. Jackson would win. If Mayweather were a natural 154 pounder, he would win.

Jackson would destroy Mayweather. Mayweather can run and stay away from Jackson for twelve rounds, but then again Jackson could knockout Mayweather with a glancing shot from either hand. Jackson would just be too strong and too big for Mayweather and would likely walk right through Mayweather scoring the kind of classic knockout that he scored against the likes of Terry Norris, Herol Graham, Dennis Milton and around 40 other fighters! Simply put...Jackson was one of the hardest punching fighters to ever step foot in the ring. In my opinion he was in the top 20 all-time punchers and quite possibly top 10! He had crushing power...the kind that is not seen every year and Jackson could put an opponent out cold with a left hook just as easily as he could with a straight right hand. His kind of power is truly a rarity in the sport. There are and always will be big punchers in boxing, but only a small percentage will ever have the kind of punching power carried by a Julian Jackson, or a John Mugabi!