Your dicks still too small
he looked like garbage vs conor, even in kicking his ass.
let that sink in. he did not look good against a guy making his debut. he would get stopped inside 6 rounds vs any top guy right now.
but that's how pro boxing works, 50 fights into his career, at 40 years old, it's physically impossible for him to be on par with the new guys. in his prime, he puts a clinic on all of them. but he is far removed from his prime now.
Floyd's timing didn't look very good against McGregor and that's usually a pretty good indicator that a fighter is heading towards being shot. Spence, Porter, and Crawford would all be deservedly favoured. Thurman might be, as well, although, Thurman doesn't match up all that well with Floyd (a boxer-puncher who mostly relies on his athleticism and lacks a good jab isn't ideal if you're going to beat even a greatly diminished Mayweather). Khan and Brook might be favoured, as well. I don't think any of them stop Floyd except for maybe Spence. Floyd's the type of fighter who would always be extremely difficult to stop even if he's far passed his best.
E = mc... ROADWORK!
It's not that complicated. Boxers run to build cardio. Connor doesn't run, ever.
Except from title defenses in his 15 minute sport.
Utter nonesense, stop getting your news from Chael Sonnen.
Conor gassed because he's never went 12 rounds before, to suggest that all he needed to do is run around the block to develop a 12 round championship boxing engine is bullshit. There's a reason why it can take guys up 20 fights before they get put in a 12 round fight, there's a reason why fighters are gradually stepped up to that distance. It's much more to do with the experience of how to manage your stamina than about how far you can run. No amount of roadwork would have helped him in that time period.
There was never any chance Conor could maintain a high movement style like that, especially not when he's been walked down, that's as mentally crushing as it is physical. he had 8 WEEKS to prepare, that's a pathetic amount of time given the task he was up against. I actually thought he'd be out of the fight by round 4, I didn't expect him to win a single round, certainly not as late as the 8th and not as many as 4. You can spin lots of different narratives on the fight like you already have, he was younger, bigger, talked a load of shit etc, he was also a complete novice when it comes to boxing, that's FAR more significant than a 15 pound size advantage.
No way you're training the jab like that unless you're showing off or coming back for another fight.
No way you're training the jab like that unless you're showing off or coming back for another fight.
Father Time is Undefeated
This is what happens to Floyd against the top dogs at 147, He's to old his run is over.
Mmmmmmmm if he could, he would. He hasn't, so he can't.
While I do think he'd lose to a few WWs at this point, this isn't exactly the best reasoning.
Utter nonesense, stop getting your news from Chael Sonnen.
Conor gassed because he's never went 12 rounds before, to suggest that all he needed to do is run around the block to develop a 12 round championship boxing engine is bullshit. There's a reason why it can take guys up 20 fights before they get put in a 12 round fight, there's a reason why fighters are gradually stepped up to that distance. It's much more to do with the experience of how to manage your stamina than about how far you can run. No amount of roadwork would have helped him in that time period.
There was never any chance Conor could maintain a high movement style like that, especially not when he's been walked down, that's as mentally crushing as it is physical. he had 8 WEEKS to prepare, that's a pathetic amount of time given the task he was up against. I actually thought he'd be out of the fight by round 4, I didn't expect him to win a single round, certainly not as late as the 8th and not as many as 4. You can spin lots of different narratives on the fight like you already have, he was younger, bigger, talked a load of shit etc, he was also a complete novice when it comes to boxing, that's FAR more significant than a 15 pound size advantage.