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    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by J_Undisputed View Post
    This guy picked up on it too. I'm not sure on the other points he makes, but turning mayweather will get him in a position where Manny can use his flurries and get mayweather on the run, pepper the left flank to rack up some points and possible sneak some right hooks in later...due the philly shell's stylistic shortcomings against southpaws.

    https://youtu.be/DJwa9pGpD1Q?t=3m16s
    You do realize he's using Chop Chop Corley his example... a fight that happened 11 years ago and a guy that Floyd dominated. It's an idea, but Floyd is the best fighter in the game at adapting. He's not the same guy he was 11 years ago, just like Pac isn't the same guy he was 11 years ago.
    Oh I realize that, but he does some of the same thing against Judah. This was mainly how to deal with the jab not pacquiaos whole plan for the fight. Corely did decent work against mayweather, even buzzed him on a few occasions so I cant agree that he dominated him.

    The dilemma in this situation is to how to get pac to use floyds jab to create offensive opportunities for pac and his short arms. Pac very susceptible to the jab, as his head movement a lot of times is a preemptive fluff, because he doesn't actively slip a lot of jabs with head movement. He stays out of range, flashes some head movement and then engages from angles behind the double jab anyway. His previous linear attacks had him eating a lot of jabs coming in and getting turned himself (like morales did to him those years ago). Freddie then added more attack angles and footwork to his game. Neither guy is the same fighter but there are certain traits and habits fighters come up with and will revert to if they are not broken early in their careers.

    For pac, most people ruled out the KO because the feel Mayweather wont engage him, so pacs going to have to stockpile points early. Without standing in front of Mayweather, because I believe mayweathers jab will still find manny at some of the angles he uses. So rather than circling away from a power hand which is probably not going to be used aggressively, you turn him so he has to punch across his own body. Turn him and catch him with as many shots to his flank as hes shuffling away from you. (Just make sure you dont hit the kidneys--or floyd will embellish and bayless will get on you) . The in the second stage of the fight, mayweather will adapt and you'll have to find other offense. If hes working out of the shell you have other offensive opportunities as a southpaw.

    5 years ago I had Mayweather winning this fight. Now i have mayweather winning this fight. It came down to a fundamental difference between the two fighters. Mayweather changes on the fly and pacquiao wont. He has to go back to the corner and confer with freddie. Pac cannot win this fight with just one style, static, offensive secret, unless he lands THE SHOT that ends it. But mayweathers ring IQ will give him the opportunity to change up first, steal points, and wind rounds while pacs trying to figure out why what hes doing is not working. Pac just cant afford mayweather time to think.
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    I'm more worried about his right straights or cross than his jabs. Pac is vulnerable to those when he lunges forward. He does have some defense against them though, holding his hands high and covering his face, like Winky Wright's turtle-shell defense. No doubt he'll be hit with those so what shall he do? He'll just have to make his offense his defense, meaning, just try to out-punch Floyd. So I think in the final analysis, the real question is whether Pac can take Floyd's punch or not. If he can, Floyd is done, imo, and I think he can. We shall see...
    Pac holds his hands too high when he covers up,his stubby arms leave his body exposed.

    Floyd will be on those ribs like BBQ sauce.

    When Pac goes to step on the gas,there will be nothing in the tank.
    You got a point there, Mr. Cyclone, Floyd's jab to the body could be pretty mean. We'll see if it can really hurt Pac or not. It might or it might not, I'm not sure myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by corvette View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by pacfan View Post
    I'm more worried about his right straights or cross than his jabs. Pac is vulnerable to those when he lunges forward. He does have some defense against them though, holding his hands high and covering his face, like Winky Wright's turtle-shell defense. No doubt he'll be hit with those so what shall he do? He'll just have to make his offense his defense, meaning, just try to out-punch Floyd. So I think in the final analysis, the real question is whether Pac can take Floyd's punch or not. If he can, Floyd is done, imo, and I think he can. We shall see...
    Pac holds his hands too high when he covers up,his stubby arms leave his body exposed.

    Floyd will be on those ribs like BBQ sauce.

    When Pac goes to step on the gas,there will be nothing in the tank.
    You got a point there, Mr. Cyclone, Floyd's jab to the body could be pretty mean. We'll see if it can really hurt Pac or not. It might or it might not, I'm not sure myself.
    Pac is hurt by any tap to his tummy.

    Everytime he's touched downstairs he steps out and tugs at his trunks with BOTH hands...leaving himself WIDE open.

    Arum sees dollar signs in Crawford and is finally ready to throw Pac under the Mayweather bus...that's why you don't hear any talk about an outdoor stadium or investors from Dubai.

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    Quote Originally Posted by corvette View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by pacfan View Post
    I'm more worried about his right straights or cross than his jabs. Pac is vulnerable to those when he lunges forward. He does have some defense against them though, holding his hands high and covering his face, like Winky Wright's turtle-shell defense. No doubt he'll be hit with those so what shall he do? He'll just have to make his offense his defense, meaning, just try to out-punch Floyd. So I think in the final analysis, the real question is whether Pac can take Floyd's punch or not. If he can, Floyd is done, imo, and I think he can. We shall see...
    Pac holds his hands too high when he covers up,his stubby arms leave his body exposed.

    Floyd will be on those ribs like BBQ sauce.

    When Pac goes to step on the gas,there will be nothing in the tank.
    You got a point there, Mr. Cyclone, Floyd's jab to the body could be pretty mean. We'll see if it can really hurt Pac or not. It might or it might not, I'm not sure myself.
    Pac is hurt by any tap to his tummy.

    Everytime he's touched downstairs he steps out and tugs at his trunks with BOTH hands...leaving himself WIDE open.

    Arum sees dollar signs in Crawford and is finally ready to throw Pac under the Mayweather bus...that's why you don't hear any talk about an outdoor stadium or investors from Dubai.
    You really believe that? Well, I like that. I'm all hyped and tightened up just before the big fight and I need to loosen up a bit, and you're giving me just the kind of entertainment I need. Keep it up, buddy, I'll be listnin.'
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