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I bet you think that’s a great metaphore
I bet you think that's how to spell metafour
I bet you think that’s a great metaphore
I've seen larger skill gaps in a boxing match. More recently Joe Horn couldn't even touch Terrance Crawford. Terrance Crawford sandbagging would've looked like showboating. It should've looked like Anderson vs Forrest Griffin.
What point are trying to make?
So we’re just ignoring the fact that Floyd changed his style for the Conor fight? Or are you saying Floyd lost the first 3 rounds because he didn’t really train? Do you think if Floyd fought his normal fight it wouldn’t have looked like Silva/Griffin? I’m having a hard time understanding your position.I've seen larger skill gaps in a boxing match. More recently Joe Horn couldn't even touch Terrance Crawford. Terrance Crawford sandbagging would've looked like showboating. It should've looked like Anderson vs Forrest Griffin.
The style has nothing to do with the skill level. If Floyd fought a prime Paul Williams he probably would have used the same style. When Floyd fought Tenshin in Japan it looked like Silva vs Forrest.So we’re just ignoring the fact that Floyd changed his style for the Conor fight? Or are you saying Floyd lost the first 3 rounds because he didn’t really train? Do you think if Floyd fought his normal fight it wouldn’t have looked like Silva/Griffin? I’m having a hard time understanding your position.
You cannot be serious.The style has nothing to do with the skill level. If Floyd fought a prime Paul Williams he probably would have used the same style. When Floyd fought Tenshin in Japan it looked like Silva vs Forrest.
Because he already paid his debt to the fans with the Conor fight. He had no reason to prolong the fight with Tenshin. Floyd legitimately felt bad after the Pacquiao fight and didn’t want to let the fans down for the Conor fight.So why did Mayweather destroy the Japanese kid? Why didn't he let the kid look good for a round or two?
Because he already paid his debt to the fans with the Conor fight. He had no reason to prolong the fight with Tenshin. Floyd legitimately felt bad after the Pacquiao fight and didn’t want to let the fans down for the Conor fight.
You cannot be serious.
The only time he was ever booed in his adopted hometown of Las Vegas....that’s when. The Pacquiao fight.When has Floyd ever cared about letting his fans down?
Floyd says he and his friends bet on a 10th round stoppage but I would not be at all surprised if the "bet" talk is a cover for WME paying him to take it that long. Also wouldn't be surprised if the ref was "advised" to step in before McGregor hit the canvas if things took a nose-dive.
The fight was essentially a work, it's just that McGregor wasn't in on it and didn't need to be.
Was putting his head in Conor’s chest the first 3-4 rounds the best way to display a skill gap? Since your assertion is that the change in his style had absolutely nothing to do with why he didn’t look as good as he normally does, answer me that.I didn't see the skill gap. I was rooting for Conor but after he got checked Floyd and his face was grimacing in pain and he was throwing from the hip like an amateur. O began to feel sorry for him and begin rooting for Him.
Explain to me why you think Floyd would employ the Conor strategy if he were to face prime Paul Williams because this makes absolutely no sense to me.The style has nothing to do with the skill level. If Floyd fought a prime Paul Williams he probably would have used the same style. When Floyd fought Tenshin in Japan it looked like Silva vs Forrest.
Explain to me why you think Floyd would employ the Conor strategy if he were to face prime Paul Williams because this makes absolutely no sense to me.
Because he already paid his debt to the fans with the Conor fight. He had no reason to prolong the fight with Tenshin. Floyd legitimately felt bad after the Pacquiao fight and didn’t want to let the fans down for the Conor fight.
That wasn't a metaphor. This is a metaphor:I bet you think that’s a great metaphore
That's definitely what it looked like. Any other fighter would have been furious with that stoppage.Also wouldn't be surprised if the ref was "advised" to step in before McGregor hit the canvas if things took a nose-dive.
Joe Horn tried to do this to Terrance Crawford and only landed like 15% of his shots. Terrance Crawford started playing with him but he finished him by accident the skill gap was to big. Unlike Floyd vs McGregor.That wasn't a metaphor. This is a metaphor:
Conor was the world's stupidest bull helplessly ramming Mayweather's masterful cape. In the end, he died impaled with the spikes of hubris, inexperience and talentlessness.
That's definitely what it looked like. Any other fighter would have been furious with that stoppage.
His name is JEFF Horn, you mug, and the other guy's name is spelled TERENCE Crawford.Joe Horn tried to do this to Terrance Crawford and only landed like 15% of his shots. Terrance Crawford started playing with him but he finished him by accident the skill gap was to big. Unlike Floyd vs McGregor.