You heard it here first, Mosley will beat Floyd

[NuthaPug]

See what you're saying, jimboogie, but the flaw in what you're saying might be that while you find Mayweather to seem somewhat predictable because you can recognize that he reuses tools from his arsenal throughout a fight, and from fight to fight ... the fact that you, as an observer, can recognize this is not the same as to say that he telegraphs his intentions to his opponent in the ring in such a way that he can be reliably countered in his game when he does something that he has done before, and will do again.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

See what you're saying, jimboogie, but the flaw in what you're saying might be that while you find Mayweather to seem somewhat predictable because you can recognize that he reuses tools from his arsenal throughout a fight, and from fight to fight ... the fact that you, as an observer, can recognize this is not the same as to say that he telegraphs his intentions to his opponent in the ring in such a way that he can be reliably countered in his game when he does something that he has done before, and will do again.

I'm glad you mentioned this. You make an excellent point but what i'm really trying to highlight in all my points is when I see it as TRUELY the PERFECT times to attack. Not to counter but to attack.

Too many guys have had the complete wrong idea in timing there attacks based on proximity. They should be based on Floyd's movements. One example is that Floyd likes to hop/shuffle into position, once he stops, he's in position and basically your too late. Castillo did well to work off this theory but Floyd's Jab to the body totally eliminated that threat in their rematch. That jab to the body is a great weapon against any fighter who can't take a backward step.