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How are you going to feel when you come home one day and your daughter is getting plowed doggy style by Jamal? Assuming any woman is stupid enough to procreate with you.
The Canelo Alvarez fight is how I think this fight will pan out. Basically, Pacman will land hardly anything but punch a lot. Maywether is too good at anticipation and countering to be beat. He destroys these fighters that go on the offensive. It's a bull way of boxing. The only lure to watching his fights is his persona and the fact that you want to see if he keeps his streak alive. But the fights suck. It's like whack a mole, except the mole never gets whacked. So it's like try and whack a mole.
while I agree with some of this, canelos problem as long as I can remember is not throwing enough punches. he just never really gets after it relentlessly. He has power but it's always conservative. the may canelo fight was predictable from a mile away.
Mannys a different animal.
It won't happen because I will raise my children properly to know that beastiality is wrong and she won't hate me and have daddy issues
Ummm...hey git....you gotta have sex you know....with an actual woman..
Lol!
You my man Kool... I don't care if I ed about you before.
Funny cat. I appreciate you better nowadays.
Cool...a true fan....lol
Don't break your hand patting yourself on the back.
It looks desperate.
Just nod. Quietly. Like a real G would.
You heard of them, right?
I'm just ing with you man....its all good
Right on and carry on, my fellow man.
You're right about him regarding he's more conservative than Pacman. But there were still times during the fight where he tried to go all out and FM avoided his flurries easily. Difference fighters, but FM will still just sit back and dance while the other guy tries to fight. Maybe MP's fast hands will be the difference, but I doubt it.
he did what Oscar did and just tried to load up with flurries. May was ready for that and just dodged and waited for them to tire over and over.
Manny is a popper with quick shots. He just doesn't try to corner you or get you along the ropes to unload a flurry like Oscar maidana and Canelo tried to do along the ropes. He cuts of the ring and throws from all angles, even moving backwards.
Manny is going to him real problems, but I just know once may catches a few that slip through the cracks, hes he just gonna backpedal and hold the rest of the night.
PBF is the Marlo and Pac is Avon. Most of the homies loved Avon he was charismatic and gangster (all the females loved Stringer). But Avon juts wanted his corners so did Marlo. Marlo though was a first class asshole, no code, no loyalty Killed his own people (PBF has fired his uncle and pops IIRC before) and the streets (bodie, Micheal, Omar etc.) hated him for it but he outlasted all those cats despite all of that.
the point being so many want to see PBF lose. They think he fights and chooses fights conservatively. In fact people want to see him "fight" instead of box.
But just like the other times you rooted for: Canelo, Ortiz, ODLH, Cotto,Maidana etc. to beat that man and none have and very few have come close.
PBf wins again fights one last fight after and he goes home with his ball (retire) undefeated. and yall will some more.
As Marlo told that security guard ..."You want it to be one way ...but it's that OTHER way" ...
There are early whispers from the Mayweathers camp that he is going to be aggressive and try to walk Manny down, and go to his body on the inside, because Floyd truly believes he' stronger, bigger and quicker than Pacquiao. I'd love to see this happen
There are early whispers from the Mayweathers camp that he is going to be aggressive and try to walk Manny down, and go to his body on the inside, because Floyd truly believes he' stronger, bigger and quicker than Pacquiao. I'd love to see this happen
Floyd would get absolutely dismantled. Fighting a defensive fight is smart, and his only real chance at beating Pac.There are early whispers from the Mayweathers camp that he is going to be aggressive and try to walk Manny down, and go to his body on the inside, because Floyd truly believes he' stronger, bigger and quicker than Pacquiao. I'd love to see this happen
That crack you smoking must be awesome.
Imma tell you like Floyd's uncle Jeff said and that's Manny is predictable:
"He is a one-trick pony," he told Boxing247.com. "Manny is a very predictable fighter. He does 1-2, 1-2-1-2, 1-2-3-4. That's it."
Mayweather himself was 32-10-5 in a nine-year pro career that ended in 1997 and included a brief reign as the International Boxing Organization's champion at 130 pounds. He was stopped in four rounds by Oscar De La Hoya in the "Golden Boy's" fifth pro fight in 1993.
Like his brothers, Roger and Floyd Sr., Jeff has also found post-ring success as a trainer. He worked briefly with his nephew in a business relationship that ended in 1999, and his highest-profile successes outside the family have been with former WBO heavyweight champion Sultan Ibragimov and ex-WBA featherweight champion Celestino Caballero. He also worked with MMA heavyweight Roy Nelson.
"You can be doing what you actually worked to do in the fight but not realize that what you're doing is not effective," Jeff Mayweather told MLive.com in 2014, referring to the challenge of fighting Floyd Jr.
"So you're being beat without mentally even knowing it, because Floyd's changes are so subtle, they didn't realize it. After watching on film, they realize it. You're doing what you wanted to do, what you trained to do, but you don't realize that's it's not effective."
That crack you smoking must be awesome.
Imma tell you like Floyd's uncle Jeff said and that's Manny is predictable:
"He is a one-trick pony," he told Boxing247.com. "Manny is a very predictable fighter. He does 1-2, 1-2-1-2, 1-2-3-4. That's it."
Mayweather himself was 32-10-5 in a nine-year pro career that ended in 1997 and included a brief reign as the International Boxing Organization's champion at 130 pounds. He was stopped in four rounds by Oscar De La Hoya in the "Golden Boy's" fifth pro fight in 1993.
Like his brothers, Roger and Floyd Sr., Jeff has also found post-ring success as a trainer. He worked briefly with his nephew in a business relationship that ended in 1999, and his highest-profile successes outside the family have been with former WBO heavyweight champion Sultan Ibragimov and ex-WBA featherweight champion Celestino Caballero. He also worked with MMA heavyweight Roy Nelson.
"You can be doing what you actually worked to do in the fight but not realize that what you're doing is not effective," Jeff Mayweather told MLive.com in 2014, referring to the challenge of fighting Floyd Jr.
"So you're being beat without mentally even knowing it, because Floyd's changes are so subtle, they didn't realize it. After watching on film, they realize it. You're doing what you wanted to do, what you trained to do, but you don't realize that's it's not effective."
That crack you smoking must be awesome.
Imma tell you like Floyd's uncle Jeff said and that's Manny is predictable:
"He is a one-trick pony," he told Boxing247.com. "Manny is a very predictable fighter. He does 1-2, 1-2-1-2, 1-2-3-4. That's it."
Mayweather himself was 32-10-5 in a nine-year pro career that ended in 1997 and included a brief reign as the International Boxing Organization's champion at 130 pounds. He was stopped in four rounds by Oscar De La Hoya in the "Golden Boy's" fifth pro fight in 1993.
Like his brothers, Roger and Floyd Sr., Jeff has also found post-ring success as a trainer. He worked briefly with his nephew in a business relationship that ended in 1999, and his highest-profile successes outside the family have been with former WBO heavyweight champion Sultan Ibragimov and ex-WBA featherweight champion Celestino Caballero. He also worked with MMA heavyweight Roy Nelson.
"You can be doing what you actually worked to do in the fight but not realize that what you're doing is not effective," Jeff Mayweather told MLive.com in 2014, referring to the challenge of fighting Floyd Jr.
"So you're being beat without mentally even knowing it, because Floyd's changes are so subtle, they didn't realize it. After watching on film, they realize it. You're doing what you wanted to do, what you trained to do, but you don't realize that's it's not effective."
This part is true. I've noticed this for awhile. Manny rarely does anything different than the 1-2 1-2 1-2-3-4 and hardly ever goes to the body nowadays.
It's all I found.
Dude not only hired Pac's previous strength and conditioning coach (Ariza) during his prime years, he also brought in Heredia who was capable of cheating an olympic style testing in his camp for this fight. So the early whispers of Floyd walking Manny down is true, amazing what a huge amount of steroids can do to a man's confidence
Article in 2013
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...-espn-magazine
Heredia is an expert at making undetectable steroids and cheating the USADA tests which he has done plenty of times in the past. No matter how many times the 39-year-old Heredia insists he's working clean these days, he can't escape the dark clouds. MLB and NFL teams won't go near him. His name is toxic in track and field, where Usain Bolt has sprinted away from rumors that he worked with Heredia at the 2009 world championships.
Over the next five years, Heredia became perhaps the most prolific drug dealer in track and field, a steroids savant who supplied hard-to-detect PEDs to Stewart and a dozen star athletes. He was also an expert in the contours of high-level cheating, endlessly studying the World Anti-Doping Agency's code so he could crack it. His tentacles reached so deeply into the sport that his client list grew to include Trevor Graham, a track coach with a roster of Olympic stars that included Marion Jones, Tim Montgomery and Jerome Young. Young, who was later stripped of his gold medal, was secretly using a stipend from USA Track & Field to pay for Heredia's drugs.
But Heredia couldn't avoid detection by law enforcement forever. In 2002 a federal investigation into the infamous BALCO lab turned up evidence that Heredia was dealing drugs to those track icons. That year, the government's lead agent, Jeff Novitzky, tracked Heredia to a Laredo hotel and confronted him with wiretaps on which he could be heard boasting about his doping operation. Novitzky gave Heredia a life-altering choice: Do the right thing or do time.
Fraud PEDweather
desperate
It's all I found.
Dude not only hired Pac's previous strength and conditioning coach (Ariza) during his prime years, he also brought in Heredia who was capable of cheating an olympic style testing in his camp for this fight. So the early whispers of Floyd walking Manny down is true, amazing what a huge amount of steroids can do to a man's confidence
Article in 2013
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...-espn-magazine
Heredia is an expert at making undetectable steroids and cheating the USADA tests which he has done plenty of times in the past. No matter how many times the 39-year-old Heredia insists he's working clean these days, he can't escape the dark clouds. MLB and NFL teams won't go near him. His name is toxic in track and field, where Usain Bolt has sprinted away from rumors that he worked with Heredia at the 2009 world championships.
Over the next five years, Heredia became perhaps the most prolific drug dealer in track and field, a steroids savant who supplied hard-to-detect PEDs to Stewart and a dozen star athletes. He was also an expert in the contours of high-level cheating, endlessly studying the World Anti-Doping Agency's code so he could crack it. His tentacles reached so deeply into the sport that his client list grew to include Trevor Graham, a track coach with a roster of Olympic stars that included Marion Jones, Tim Montgomery and Jerome Young. Young, who was later stripped of his gold medal, was secretly using a stipend from USA Track & Field to pay for Heredia's drugs.
But Heredia couldn't avoid detection by law enforcement forever. In 2002 a federal investigation into the infamous BALCO lab turned up evidence that Heredia was dealing drugs to those track icons. That year, the government's lead agent, Jeff Novitzky, tracked Heredia to a Laredo hotel and confronted him with wiretaps on which he could be heard boasting about his doping operation. Novitzky gave Heredia a life-altering choice: Do the right thing or do time.
Fraud PEDweather
desperate
It's not like Mayweather need PED's to beat Pacquiao, but it's crazy to see Mayweather to pull out all the stops in this fight.
You say May can beat Pac, but you didnt say old style beating (KO) or May style beating (running like a girl for 12 rounds).
Funny how today Freddie at the press conference simply said,"This is the biggest challenge of my life, but Floyd we're going to kick your ass. I'm sorry, best of luck."
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