Mosley says PBF and Canelo have about the same punching power

[Pavlik]

[QUOTE=ross;1183194][QUOTE=jehoshaphat;1183183]Yeah, I saw an interview of Mosley saying that too. I always figured Floyd hit harder than the public opinion but he just doesn't sit on his punches a lot throughout a fight because of his movement. Against Mosley he sat down a lot more on his punches than usual so Mosley got a good gauge of those punches. I think they do hit close to the same but
Canelo throws more of his harder
punches a lot more often and
this gives the impression of being a
harder puncher. Its a percentage
game. Floyd can hit you with 4 or 5
of his 70 percenters and only take 1
or your 90 percenters. (Most hit and
not be hit shots probably teeter
around 70 percent of your power)[/
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I watched Matthew Hatton in a weight too high walk through Alvarez punches. I also watched a very boring fight vs Mosely.










Alvarez looks to me another Abraham thats strong in the weight hes boiling down to but will be
nothing at all in the weight above.[/
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Not hating on Canelo, but above light middle which i think where he should be fighting. His punching power will be average.
Still rooting for him though, please knock Mayweather out!

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Its a percentage game. Floyd can hit you with 4 or 5 of his 70 percenters and only take 1 or your 90 percenters. (Most hit and not be hit shots probably teeter around 70 percent of your power)

@Scrap
@greynotsoold

This is very interesting.

[Vendettos]

Yeah, I saw an interview of Mosley saying that too. I always figured Floyd hit harder than the public opinion but he just doesn't sit on his punches a lot throughout a fight because of his movement. Against Mosley he sat down a lot more on his punches than usual so Mosley got a good gauge of those punches. I think they do hit close to the same but Canelo throws more of his harder punches a lot more often and this gives the impression of being a harder puncher. Its a percentage game. Floyd can hit you with 4 or 5 of his 70 percenters and only take 1 or your 90 percenters. (Most hit and not be hit shots probably teeter around 70 percent of your power)

And nearly got knocked out in round 2.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Against Mosley he sat down a lot more on his punches

And nearly got knocked out in round 2.

That is not a 1+1=2 equation.

It's not like he got hit while trading. He just got hit. Then Floyd made damn sure he never hit him with the same shot again