Judah denies that he decked Floyd in Sparring recently!

[ElTerribleMorales]

I read that Floyd was beating him up in training and they decided to preserve Judah who also has a fight coming up soon as his eye was getting messed up. I doubt Judah has all that much left TBH, certainly not enough to put a hurting on Floyd.

Judah never had the concentration for any fight past 10 rounds... but what he does have is good pop within the first 5 rounds... I think he decked Floyd.

Judah is a poster child of a good fighter who had it all to be great but his mind never let him get over the hurdle to be greatness.

of course you do, you'd probably believe it if they told you that Pacquiao put a hurting on Golovkin also

[El Kabong]

Could be true, could be false, but the point is #1 it gets people talking about the fight #2 it gets people second guessing how they think the fight will go.

Guerrero, Ortiz, Judah, even Cotto for a while fought Floyd as southpaws. Was Floyd great against them, did he have trouble with them, and does Manny offer anything different than those guys? I personally think Floyd was solid against those lefties, although he has gotten caught clean a few times recently (probably worst time was when Shane connected early) and you've seen him hang on and sort himself out. Manny is a pressure fighter with big pop...I think Floyd certainly has the skills to destroy Manny, but at the same time Manny has the punching power and constant pressure to trouble Floyd. For Manny to win, he has to avoid Floyd's sharp counters and flurries. For Floyd to win, he's got to avoid the big bomb.

I just want a fight as epic as the build up to it....which won't happen

[ykdadamaja]

I read that Floyd was beating him up in training and they decided to preserve Judah who also has a fight coming up soon as his eye was getting messed up. I doubt Judah has all that much left TBH, certainly not enough to put a hurting on Floyd.

Judah never had the concentration for any fight past 10 rounds... but what he does have is good pop within the first 5 rounds... I think he decked Floyd.

Judah is a poster child of a good fighter who had it all to be great but his mind never let him get over the hurdle to be greatness.

of course you do, you'd probably believe it if they told you that Pacquiao put a hurting on Golovkin also

Well, because Floyd does not ever let the media into his sparring sessions, no one would ever know. The last time the media was in the gym to see him spar was against Spadafora, and he was handled real well.

Sparring is different, depending on the type of sparring, than a real fight. One fighter can be on offense all the time, the other on defence... it could be a "soft" touch and go sparring session, or an all out hard fight in sparring.

So, EVERYONE is dropped at least once or twice in their career- in the amateurs, the gym training, or in a real fight.

If this notion that Judah dropped Floyd came out, I am more inclined to believe it because he actually dropped Floyd in their real fight; and for the mere fact is that is what sparring is for- to tune up, not to show an indication that you are there for a real fight.

[ElTerribleMorales]

I read that Floyd was beating him up in training and they decided to preserve Judah who also has a fight coming up soon as his eye was getting messed up. I doubt Judah has all that much left TBH, certainly not enough to put a hurting on Floyd.

Judah never had the concentration for any fight past 10 rounds... but what he does have is good pop within the first 5 rounds... I think he decked Floyd.

Judah is a poster child of a good fighter who had it all to be great but his mind never let him get over the hurdle to be greatness.

of course you do, you'd probably believe it if they told you that Pacquiao put a hurting on Golovkin also

Well, because Floyd does not ever let the media into his sparring sessions, no one would ever know. The last time the media was in the gym to see him spar was against Spadafora, and he was handled real well.

Sparring is different, depending on the type of sparring, than a real fight. One fighter can be on offense all the time, the other on defence... it could be a "soft" touch and go sparring session, or an all out hard fight in sparring.

So, EVERYONE is dropped at least once or twice in their career- in the amateurs, the gym training, or in a real fight.

If this notion that Judah dropped Floyd came out, I am more inclined to believe it because he actually dropped Floyd in their real fight; and for the mere fact is that is what sparring is for- to tune up, not to show an indication that you are there for a real fight.

yea cause everyone knows that sparring matches are "more intense" than an actual fight...

Judah hasn't done shit in the last 3 years other than beat up a never was prospect and then get his ass whooped by Malignaggi and Garcia, neither being on the level of Mayweather, a guy who's only been seriously hurt by a heavy handed Mosley

[ykdadamaja]

I read that Floyd was beating him up in training and they decided to preserve Judah who also has a fight coming up soon as his eye was getting messed up. I doubt Judah has all that much left TBH, certainly not enough to put a hurting on Floyd.

Judah never had the concentration for any fight past 10 rounds... but what he does have is good pop within the first 5 rounds... I think he decked Floyd.

Judah is a poster child of a good fighter who had it all to be great but his mind never let him get over the hurdle to be greatness.

of course you do, you'd probably believe it if they told you that Pacquiao put a hurting on Golovkin also

Well, because Floyd does not ever let the media into his sparring sessions, no one would ever know. The last time the media was in the gym to see him spar was against Spadafora, and he was handled real well.

Sparring is different, depending on the type of sparring, than a real fight. One fighter can be on offense all the time, the other on defence... it could be a "soft" touch and go sparring session, or an all out hard fight in sparring.

So, EVERYONE is dropped at least once or twice in their career- in the amateurs, the gym training, or in a real fight.

If this notion that Judah dropped Floyd came out, I am more inclined to believe it because he actually dropped Floyd in their real fight; and for the mere fact is that is what sparring is for- to tune up, not to show an indication that you are there for a real fight.

yea cause everyone knows that sparring matches are "more intense" than an actual fight...

Judah hasn't done shit in the last 3 years other than beat up a never was prospect and then get his ass whooped by Malignaggi and Garcia, neither being on the level of Mayweather, a guy who's only been seriously hurt by a heavy handed Mosley

This is boxing... anything can happen. Who would have thunk that Judah would be the first person to legitimately drop Floyd in a real fight?

Judah is good for no more than 5 rounds of stiff competition, even to this day. I believe he dropped Floyd.