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    Default Re: Is Floyd considered "prime" or declining?

    I'd say still prime. He looked very sharp in his last bout and it's not as though he has been in many all out wars that age fighters!!

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    Default Re: Is Floyd considered "prime" or declining?

    I think he's still prime but its hard to tell cause no one pushes him after 4 rounds he works you out and after that he wins the fight easy.He has just slightly changed his style to suit the extra weight.

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