Threetrees He/Him @plutonium Joined Aug 28, 2009 Messages 50,348 Reaction score 4,950 Aug 27, 2017 #2 It helped the harder puncher so Floyd
Fluffernutter Steel Belt @Steel Joined Jul 16, 2008 Messages 27,562 Reaction score 19,803 Aug 27, 2017 #3 As Paulie stated: "the smaller gloves helps you punch in between your opponent's defenses." I'd say they helped Floyd in that regard. However, Conor may have punched himself out quicker with bigger gloves. Therefore, maybe the 8oz gloves bennifited Conor more.
As Paulie stated: "the smaller gloves helps you punch in between your opponent's defenses." I'd say they helped Floyd in that regard. However, Conor may have punched himself out quicker with bigger gloves. Therefore, maybe the 8oz gloves bennifited Conor more.
TheAmericanGazelle Black Belt @Black Joined Sep 10, 2016 Messages 6,436 Reaction score 1,777 Aug 27, 2017 #4 A non-factor more than anything.
Bend NvR Break Order to Chaos. Chaos to Order. @Steel Joined Dec 20, 2015 Messages 34,342 Reaction score 15,848 Aug 27, 2017 #5 Mayweather has only worn 10oz gloves 4 times in his career. To him 8oz gloves is his work uniform. For Conor, the 8oz took pop off his punched. Mayweather ate that clean left uppercut like a cupcake. I think it was proven that the UFC spiced up Conor's power a bit and it didn't translate into the 8oz.
Mayweather has only worn 10oz gloves 4 times in his career. To him 8oz gloves is his work uniform. For Conor, the 8oz took pop off his punched. Mayweather ate that clean left uppercut like a cupcake. I think it was proven that the UFC spiced up Conor's power a bit and it didn't translate into the 8oz.