Floyd did say he was going for the knock out which was utter bull as well.
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I had it 116 to 112 Floyd.
Manny may have got in more flurries when in close but Floyd did dominate that with his jabs, weave, right cross, skip out of there routine. Mannys best rounds; the fourth by a long shot and the 6th and 10th for my liking were all his. Not really any stand out rounds for Floyd so you can see why normal punters could think Manny took the fight to him and they would of thought those inside flurries scored every hit but Floyd was checking 3/4 of them so out of 9 hits 3 at the most were on the mark then that was it for the round , in all the other rounds Floyd just consistently cleanly out pegged and out maneuvering him.
If every round was like the 4th Manny would of won it.
The fourth was Many's best round.
It's funny that he was able to be so effective considering they claim he injured his arm in the 3rd round and was unable to punch well thereafter.
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Rewatching the fight I looked for signs of an injury to that arm. I didn't notice him wincing or using it any less.
Well... I noticed him doing everything less than he usually does but his arm seemed fine to me. He kept swinging at the air with the same intensity all night long.
Have been listening to radio all day and post fight withdrawals. I feel like I'm watching my pet be abused and mutilated. This "event" did no favors for the sport.
Mayweather is a genius. He's made a truck load of money off the back of serving up an event that was horse shit from start to finish.
It was a corporate event that Joe Blogs was not invited to and the atmosphere or lack of is testament to that. It was as dull as dishwater from the outset and never improved.
Mayweather was never going to be part of a Hagler Hearns matchup, we all knew that, but he could have fulfilled our boxing appetites with a couple of barnstorming televised undercard fights. That would have made all the difference for me, if the crowd (the ones that actually want to watch not just say they were there) were already full to the brim on 'fighting', Mayweathers boxing could have been the cherry on top of a boxing banquet that ticked all the boxes.
I've had more fun watching a low rent prizefighter tournament.
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I told you @Memphis this was a non-event but you believed Manny would win or was that SmashUp I said that too?
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Do not fall for the hype. He is a great p4p fighter but he is not the best welterweight ever for a start and has no real great rival or produced a great performance where he was an under dog.
Sooner he retires the better.
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