FLOYD MAYWEATHER GIVES TIPS ON TECHNIQUE WHILE TRAINING FOR MARCOS MAIDANA

[@JapremeMagnetic7]

"Losing to me ain't a loss. It's a learning experience." - Floyd #RGM

[@yagua0500]

Japreme Eloheem Agreed, Canelo learned alot from him and integrated some after loss to him.

[@bluntsessions3577]

@@yagua0500 you saw that how he moves like Floyd now

[@yagua0500]

Blunt Sessions Yes indeed I think he was Thoroughly impressed with Floyd being in the ring with him, I'm a martial artist and I learn best from sparing or training with someone better than me at something I almost "absorb" their powers so to speak...I can see/feel exactly what they are doing.

[@quantumzerelth9140]

@Medic Engineer why you hating tho. He the Goat. Damn if no one caught him no one cuaght him. Let the king be.

[@Reeddollaz14]

Blunt Sessions Yeah canelo started fighting like Floyd after his loss

[@stockyguru]

Floyd mayweather with the affirmations And positive self talk.

[@illkid86]

stfu

[@Macmittens411]

shariff ismail Wow you notice that too?? He's been doing that since he was a kid. This is amazing.

[@ichiban2911]

H Az except lifting is nothing compared to boxing

[@rashoietolan3047]

Being humble is trash as fuck

[@Houcnc]

shariff ismail wow did not catch that ,

[@DBIIJ0U]

Changed my life by realising greatness comes from how you talk to yourself

[@nathanpinto3369]

Thats sport psychology man. Having a positive self talk based on real life experience opens space in the mind. You get more confident and closer to flow. Negative self talk creates tension and more doubt.

[@inevitablygoinghard]

💯💯💯

[@alwayzdolo]

I love how he doesn’t care about clocks or how long it’s been & how he constantly talks to himself. It could be 10 minutes to an hour gone by and this guy doesn’t care he just works to his satisfaction & I love it. Also his self belief is on another level. Constantly reminding himself how great he is. I love watching him and Ali,s training footage.

[@jesusneverexisted300]

The key to this workout is the last part where he counts and punches the bag straight from the chest without stopping. That session is really what this is really all about. You practice your hooks, jabs and right hands and at the end of the workout you do that exercise. The purpose is to build stamina so that your arms won't tire from holding them up for 12 rounds in a real fight. Generally, when you're boxing and training, you shadow box for about ten rounds resting only for one minute and shadow boxing for three minutes. After that you hit the heavy bag and practice all your punches and then you do the last exercise for usually a minute without stopping or dropping your hands. After that, you may or may not hit the speed bag or you may jump rope. After that, you might spar some of your stable mates (some bigger and some smaller than you). Generally, that's how it works when you're a fighter training for a fight.

[@mracine2837]

Real I'ma try that

[@vajdutuki7075]

jesusneverexisted300 you are right.I remember when I was in ring for the first time I did 4 rounds good and afer that I had trouble holding my hands up.

[@streetbusiness4153]

Tbh everything u said was smart af💯 u a trainer?

[@wifiuser2897]

the way we do it is at the end you spar someone bigger and more skilled for 2-3 rounds then to someone on the same level for 2-3 then someone lower than you but by the time ur at the last person ur physically and mentally beat and sparing them is difficult.

[@PARCE93]

Notice how no matter how hard he punches, he keeps the same tempo. Always keeping the same rhythm going regardless of power. That’ll help you pop punches off quicker without telegraphing or “winding” your punches.

[@jaayeee24]

Active visualization. By time he stepped in the ring, the fight was already fought 1000 times.

[@kirklandau2826]

Yes. It’s basically MENTAL WORK and MENTAL CONDITIONING. This is just as important it not even more important than physical work/conditioning in the gym - the conscientious, self-aware, self-expressive MENTAL aspect being paired with every physical activity. This union of the mental and the physical (which together becomes almost spiritual) is what is lost on most fighters and it’s the ever-elusive key to true performative greatness

[@kirklandau2826]

Visualization is a big part, but there also an intellectual and creative aspect too... what Floyd is here is literally deconstructing and reconstructing the fundamentals of boxing before our very eyes. You can see at first like a scientist he hones in with the utmost precision on certain techniques in *pure isolation* - the distilled essence of the technique in of itself, and the level of nuance and purpose and strategic intention involved. Everything is done in a highly aware and conscientious manner. This is the deconstruction. At the same time on another level we see he simultaneously begins *reconstruction* - this is where he exercises *creativity itself* as if it were a muscle, combining the various isolated techniques together in new and unique ways, thus forming a general style, and perhaps specific to the opponent, also a master gameplan. But above all is the style, which is fluid and adaptable and dynamic and versatile - a virtuoso and artistic expression of himself in the way he combines it together... there’s style/flair, there’s rhythm, there’s feeling, there’s trickery, there magic, there’s intelligence, and there’s soul. Floyd works his hardest MENTALLY, so that he’s never just going through the motions... that instead everything is purposeful and special and meaningful on a different level, and that’s why his training is so different than that of the typical fighter. A lot of boxers get lost in the rote monotony of it all, they focus on the physical at the expense of the mental and the spiritual, they are blind and lost basically, lacking self-awareness and the higher order of consciousness that is necessary to do great and legendary deeds

[@Robin-hv5tv]

and he won every single one of them

[@EveryDay-ov2tl]

@@kirklandau2826 u share the same mindset u to have a great mind u caught that and can see it

[@ComaToast1]

@@kirklandau2826 spot on brother

[@evansaber7642]

That strong jab is wild

[@emmah6454]

even though people are surrounding Floyd he pays no atrention to them , tunnel vision. as if he was all alone in a dark room training himself

[@TruthBehindRhymes]

elver galarga I claim this comment as mine since noone responded after 2 years

[@fabielstruiken6911]

@@TruthBehindRhymes I claim it since no one responded in 15 hours

[@TruthBehindRhymes]

Fabiel Struiken only works if its over 1 years bud

[@clairespeight4143]

Primal “kids these days honestly” mr bean

[@sugestive371]

Primal 😂😂😂🤦🏽‍♀️what you sound dumb

[@MrBrokentowels]

Ummm that strong jab was nasty. Lightning.

[@tonygaines15]

Ryan Anderson I've knocked people down with a jab! My problem was I like to throw the jab hard. Your jab should have multiple purposes.......... As well as different speeds and power levels.

[@colorado2455]

You guys should watch ali, liston, larry holmes jab and thomas hearns jab. Those are great too.

[@Ddyoutube100]

1:40

[@colorado2455]

@I'm wrong because, you talking about mayweather?

[@colorado2455]

@I'm wrong because, ik mayweather has one of the best jabs ever. But i think you should watch other guys like tommy hearns. Tommy was impossible to outbox.

[@lozza925]

I love how he's telling us his train of thought, though only some of it we can understand, it's fascinating and a huge insight into what makes him the best around.

[@DamaniSpeaks_]

💯💯 this is it

[@Bolek989]

these camera people need to zoom the fk out. Cant see the footwork makes this pointless

[@sp123]

just don't cross your feet, it's that simple brah

[@bobbylight93]

soo fucken true. we wanna see his feet move

[@fuckatv3252]

People dont know this but he sits on the heel of his front foot ...and pivots from the heel.. his back foot is on the ball of the foot is how he distributes his power ... look real close in his past fights.. he never over pronates

[@lozza925]

have you noticed nearly all boxing and mma broadcasts see to constantly omit the bottom half of the fighters body. it's like they don't know shit about fighting

[@ronjeremy1232]

Bolek989 maybe if you're a dumbass

[@DyshaunMcDaniel716]

I study these videos everyday before I train.. Mentality is everything

[@poisonapricot]

Youngsix Bossland try studying the mentality and philosophies from other fighters in different sports like Bruce lee

[@TherealSIRenity]

Youngsix Bossland super facts

[@ELITE_AG]

Super Dave uh no why study soccer when you are playing tennis you make no sense at all

[@jayluis189]

Cobra Z Gaming Nah, your brain just can't correlate between things different art forms.

[@dalan6435]

I try to myself

[@kingrenny]

300+ punches at the end. Floyd is no joke

[@ezequielsaavedra9670]

I see 280 punches

[@mrbrowz1000101]

I counted about 310-320

[@GlobalJGlobal]

Then why's that floyd's fan gets all booty hurt for him too much

[@EthosMusicOnly]

Floyd is so good, that people compliments his opponents for "landing" their punches on his elbow, shoulder and air.

[@onlyjoetee]

YOU HAVE TO RESPECT HIM,EVEN IF YOU HATE HIM YOU HAVE TO RESPECT HIM!!!!

[@3kbaby823]

I don’t have to do shit

[@mariusloveless7880]

@@3kbaby823 Don't be salty. I think people really misunderstand Floyd and his biggest strength. Floyd's biggest strength is not physical it is mental. @ 23 seconds in this video Floyd affirms to himself, "Ain't nothing I can't do, Ain't nothing I can't do, I can accomplish anything." A lot of people will misconstrue that as, arrogance, or cockiness. It is neither, it's affirmation, it's self motivation, it's manifestation of the greater Floyd. We normal folks walk around with anger, fear, depression and angst in our bodies because we think our limits hold us back. Floyd self affirms OUT LOUD (very important), Floyd SPEAKS his greatness into existence, he wills it. This is extremely important, Ali did the SAME thing. You can't be a master at something by just speaking it into existence though, you have to work hard too. I can almost guarantee you Hailey that if you work extremely hard at anything and put the equal work in, you'd accomplish whatever goal that is. You have to at least respect that aspect of Floyd, yes he is flashy, yes he is brash, yes he is braggadocio, but he comes from NOTHING, he comes from poverty, from street life, but he spoke and worked his greatness into existence, that is worthy of respect.

[@TMTcb813]

Marius Loveless only thing i don't respect is he hit his girl. Other than that he's a legend and one of the hardest working self made champs ever .

[@Seraphoverpheonix]

No I don’t. He’s a sell out and he lost the first fight smh

[@ATX-js1to]

Holy_Inferno if you hate him why you on this video ? Weird ass nigga you a fan lol

[@brianmxolisimtembu2290]

I still wish he was in his 30's so i can watch him again damnn!!

[@MekonenMeteor123]

Yeah that boy crazy. They tried to defame him but he’s above it I hope he keeps his head though . Being up that high is dangerous 😂

[@projectforces4724]

@@MekonenMeteor123true

[@tsb3208]

Watching Floyd train is an amazing experience. I'm not a Mayweather fan, but I do think that technically he's the best boxer ever. An absolute privilege to study his movements. Practically zero wasted energy. Practically zero wasted movements. A genuine boxing genius.

[@aftercarecarez]

I agree when people say this but I think Floyd is severely lacking in the offensive aspect of his game. And some other intangibles that other greats like Pac-Man, Duran etc have in spades. I believe Floyd is just a bit to over defensive at the expense of his offense. If he was more balanced with that, he’d be hit a bit more sure but he’d possibly get a finish or more of truly beating his opponent as opposed to winning the match against his opponent. Floyd is absolutely amAZing in every aspect but I think he chooses to be that one sided and chooses not to show his full offensive capabilities.. for whatever reason .. maybe he is “scared” to risk the 0 or maybe it’s a brain damage thing cuz he used to be a killer at the low weights when he was pretty boy Floyd not momey

[@icykid]

sound like a fan to me lol

[@tsb3208]

@@icykid Nope. I don't like him and think his decades of cherry picking opponents to pad a record rather than take risks and only agreeing to fight elite competitors once they were substantially past their best harmed his division horribly and, once he became boxing's premier draw, the sport at large. Fights like Hatton and Manny should have happened, in some instances, a decade earlier than they did and by the time we got them the other fighters weren't even elite, let alone at their peaks. Floyde Mayweather Jr. has a legitimate claim to being the best boxer of all time and he was, without any question what-so-ever, the greatest defensive boxer ever. But he's also a coward. A champion who hid from opponents until they weren't a threat to him anymore. No amount of brilliance in the ring or natural ability excuses robbing the fans of great fights to pad your own personal legacy.

[@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo]

@@aftercarecarez That's money Mayweather. Pretty Boy Floyd was throwing combinations, sitting down on punches, crazy speed.

[@nicholasdimario8431]

@@aftercarecarezhe realised how to make the most money possible by being the “bad guy” and also even better keep his brain cells, even if it’s not as entertaining being more offensive comes with more risk. Gotta respect it.

[@JakeTheMuss10454]

FLoyd is just unbelievable... each an every one of those punches fast and flush...damn!

[@gauravpulizala8570]

Really mastered his craft! What I have learned from this is, the heavybag is used for technique and controlled power. Just got into Boxing, learnt to focus on technique and foot movement whilst hitting the bag. Can't wait to go gym now.

[@cardiomanify]

The pop...

[@gauravpulizala8570]

+ReverseSouthpaw Yup. Do you box yourself?

[@cardiomanify]

+Gaurav Pulizala Nothing on a seriously competitive level.

[@gauravpulizala8570]

+ReverseSouthpaw Same as me brother. I might do a amateur fight someday. Taking baby steps now.

[@generousg83]

He's mentally insane for boxing. The genius are borderline crazy

[@kirklandau2826]

Exactly

[@Rdla-xs3yp]

1:44 that face guy with the red shirt made says it all on mayweathers jab

[@르랑가]

Lmaooooo

[@axelstone3131]

No power.

[@nickmandleberg]

This is a real eye opener into the mind of greatness, his own mind is coaching his body... Totally in the zone

[@whatwhat9004]

One of my favorite videos from him. His commentary and his bag work is too good

[@MrJohnny583]

This man is a machine!

[@johnstewart1431]

MACHINE MY FUCKING ASS!

[@MrJohnny583]

Kurama Killer Because he likes that!

[@JamesBond-p7]

A boring machine.

[@h.b.n3369]

+Space Alien did u not see when he called strong jab!! those jabs were like shotgun rounds fired... like a bitch my ass...stop hating dude is TBE

[@h.b.n3369]

Space Alien lol dude I been following floyd since his espn days... No you are wrong..anybody who says he haven't fought anybody in their prime is a hating ass lame that don't know shit about boxing...so if he's not tbe then who is... Lets start a debate... And we gon see how your opinions match up against my facts.... You sir have the stage..... 😊

[@jimmyp0920]

This is perfect technique and form.

[@carlostorres9764]

When I see this it makes me laugh when I think about how Mayweather hits the bag with such high intensity and focus and I see Canelo hitting the bag three to five times and then he takes a small break lmao and his trainers Chepo and his son are all like Good very Good Canelo nicely done, whenever Canelo needs to be told to change something to improve they say the same bs very Good, I like how Mayweather and his uncle and dad always gave him the truth and helped him improve thats what makes Mayweather Good, He's not only greatly talented but also a hard worker

[@RaneBane]

The cornering from his team freaking kills me. "Go to the body on that hoe" "just do what you do, he can't touch you"

[@teamgitusome]

levels

[@dangerguy32]

Canelo has a vastly different style than Mayweather, so it makes sense he would train differently, no?

[@hmm6415]

@dreamshot All those punctuations and no "." ? Typical dumb ass mentality, grade school "sentence."

[@Unknown-eh4ko]

Carlos Torres Bro I’ve seen Manny Pacquiao DESTROY the heavy bag in his training. Mayweather is tapping the fuck out of that bag, I’d fall asleep during the whole thing if I was there, Manny’s punches would sound like a gun shot going off. Canelo hits the heavy bag hard too. Mayweather has a strong jab but that’s about it. So your comment is ridiculous

[@loyaltothegameboxingtalk4228]

“Ain’t nothing I can’t do ain’t nothing I can’t do I can accomplish anything”. How powerful is that to believe! TBE

[@Mrb9417]

they should make an epic commercial about the part when they started counting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

[@JasonScott1991]

+Khiarye Barton So if the commercial is "about the part when they started counting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10" what are they marketing? they wouldn't have a product to sell if they are making it about the part they started to count. It would literally make no sense. If they made a commercial marketing TMT gym showing the type of teamwork fighters could get or even a winning commercial etc.etc. that would make more sense, but to make a commercial ABOUT the part of them counting then there would be nothing to sell, you'd just be paying airtime to play a clip. I know I'm a dick but you are a human being and I believe you are capable of constructing a proper sentence.

[@malcolmx1155]

+Khiarye Barton This thread made me laugh.

[@itsampofcourse]

Malcolm X lmaooooo

[@footba11fan41ife]

Mayweather will never get a big time commercial due to racism. If he was white he’d be the face of America

[@Mrb9417]

2 years later and I’m just now seeing the responses lol. Also, 2 years later Elijah, you’re still a dick with no life. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@NotEvenOverThere]

This video just made Floyd my favorite fighter. Hearing the way he talks to himself is inspirational as fuck

[@markanthoney93]

greatest boxer I've ever watched he's changed boxing a lot. His work effort is number one

[@shorthumorclips3525]

Ali is the greatest boxer and mayweather is the best ever there is a difference.

[@sonofapollo5892]

+Lewis Stennis Difficult comparison. Ali paved the way for many which made him great.He depended on his athleticism and heart in the ring and he was awesome. But he didn't have all the fundamental boxing skills that Floyd Mayweather has.Floyd is more of a complete boxer.He beat 23 world champs and never took much punishment.

[@gg12345ification]

totaly agree

[@EyeAmTree]

SON of Apollo Ali is the greatest but he didn't pave anything...just have to be a good fighter that's all

[@hassankhan4066]

@@sonofapollo5892 you cant bring that in to an argument about floyd beat 20 pluss champions when debating against Ali because there are some reasony behind what im bringing this up. Number ali was a heavyweight and theres no other weights above him so floyd coming from a smaller weight who is going to go up in weight in itself will fight more champions 2. When ali faught there wont 6/7belts like they are today so makes it another reason why floyd would of fought nore champions. But you can never compare a lighter fighter to a heavyweight because the risk of a heavyweight is far greater than lower weight fighters pluss ali fought killers such as liston foreman shavers fraizer norton the list goes on.

[@mellow412]

He is in shape at the Wbc mandatory 30 day weigh in- Floyd weighed 149.8lbs(or 148.9lbs) & Maidana weighed 158lbs...the fight is at 147lbs btw

[@Sliwowsky]

1:44 are we not gonna talk about this lightspeed jab?! Damn, it's clean!

[@jonhrambro8241]

Floyds skill is like what bruce lee said about himself if i tell you am good then you will say am boosting if I tell am not good then you will say am lying.

[@thups9552]

Losing to me ain't a loss. It's a learning experience, said the man who never lost

[@terryadams2652]

exactly. So, either he's got secret losses that we don't know about, OR, he was just setting himself for face saving IN CASE he lost to an opponent.

[@brandonjohnson5205]

@@terryadams2652 the statement went over your head lol

[@DBIIJ0U]

Lool na he's saying anybody that loses to him, it's a learning experience

[@jublackblackson7924]

This man trains so hard that's what makes him the best to do it in this era!💪

[@GlobalJGlobal]

The cheater of the era by having dam referees on his dam side and deducting points tours the opponents !!

[@dicedavis84]

watching Floyd train makes me wanna head straight to the gym. off I go 💪

[@MarcusElijah]

Love or hate him, you got to respect this man.

[@duaneashman01]

the best at his sport can not take that away from him you may not like him but you have to respect the champ

[@meeharbin4205]

Yes today.

[@lavelle3000]

@@meeharbin4205 ever!!!

[@godfather53]

@@lavelle3000 That goes to Ali or Sugar Ray Robinson

[@HazeAnatomy]

Too Many Tricks Up His Sleeve. Its Krazy all the Hate that someone who is so seriously Elite in his Sport gets. What he's done amounts to Jordan or Kareem in the NBA... Brady or Manning in the NFL... . May 3rd the people who think Maidana has what it takes will see that greatness.

[@MrJaccTrippa]

they did it to Muhammad Ali and Jack Johnson as well. any black man thats superior at sports and doesnt bow his humble himself to whites is deemed a threat.

[@HazeAnatomy]

Naga Anderson Yup, I just havnt competed in a long while, but Im on there Fam.

[@HazeAnatomy]

Naga Anderson Always. Just been Busy With Some projects and Starting to Shoot Videos Too. Peace.

[@paulwilliams2024]

Preach !

[@bigbans437]

Petar Mrkic they better learn to dodge when messing with undefeated champ

[@TBE99]

GOAT Hardwork Dedication

[@anthonycostello2768]

It's going to be a long time when we are going to see some one like him.

[@gowsano7138]

Wait for me inshalah fam

[@JosiahDaPrince]

Say what you want about floyd! You can say this man doesn't love what he does. I truly believe he trains harder than any athlete. Period.

[@emergedsniper11]

That strong jab was beautiful to watch 👌🏾

[@leericists]

wow this dude really loves working hard

[@りょう-c2g]

#あ

[@newbornassassin7291]

All work is easy work tbe

[@mrcandour6979]

Works hard to run and hug his opponents 😂

[@arrandavidson6315]

@@mrcandour6979 typical pac-man fan

[@shaheempendleton3503]

@@mrcandour6979 have you not seen pretty boy floyd ?

[@josephjay7394]

"Losing to me ain't really a lose... it's a learning experience" hahaha

[@duaneashman01]

funny thing is his opponents are just like this punching bag, he hits it but it never hits back

[@b6amino]

no they hit back but they might aswell be punching bag coz they never land lmfao

actually his opponents land a lot of punches... you probably haven't seen many of his fights I'm assuming? Mayweather rolls more than he slips. He most likely will have arthritic problems with his wrists, shoulders and elbows later in life.

[@lifeofaaronjonez3660]

@Daniel Mejia your ignorance is sad.

[@heyimchris1607]

James Dawson maidana won the first fight imo but the 2nd one goes to floyd i’m personally not a big fan but you have to accept that he is one of the best

[@Dercudez]

heyimchris 50-0. He beat Maidana x2. Just because he won four rounds in the first fight doesn’t mean he won the fight. I had it 8-4 Mayweather.

[@rjbythelake9786]

That's cause he doesn't have to cause it hasn't been called for it. Floyd stays sharp and ready preparing for any and every situation. In dummy terms "why go in the bag of goodies when you don't have to!". The Art Of Fighting Without Fighting- Bruce Lee

[@why4818]

ROger johnson the art of fighting without fighting is from Sun Tzu not Bruce Lee LOL

[@markmcknight6457]

WHY don’t you mean the art of war.

[@DAK272]

I can literally watch floyd hit the bag all day! Such a art

[@icebergslim3143]

2:45 You can see him imagining blocking a strike and then punching off the roll. straight genius

[@reneldsantos8289]

Did anyone notice how he mentally prepares by talking about himself in the beginning of the video? On some realshit that’s some powerful stuff right there! So that’s what mentally succeeding looks like. Positive affirmations to keep your mind in check. Awesome!

[@michaelzameer2422]

I couldn't stand around like a groupie, but I love watching on the computer. I love the faint "see where he at" nice!

[@eastxsidexswagg]

“I can accomplish anything. Ain’t nothing I can’t do.” Maidana never stood a chance

[@amdisboxing]

His mental focus is the main reason he's undefeated.

[@kestonluke6439]

TBE... Honestly... The best

[@kestonluke6439]

U have a point. But Rigondeaux does not have the technicality that floyd has. Power isn't everything. Malinaggie proved this.

[@daneilrafael4824]

TBE Muhammad Ali - "Iron" Mike Tyson. Hand down fact!!

[@Gndlf_TheOrange]

That jab is like a gunshot. You can't deny Floyd was a master.

[@sergdiaz4968]

Even if you hate him. How can you hate that work ethic dedication and determination! Much respect!

[@GlobalJGlobal]

Nobody hates ok. In fact floyd hates even his opponents

[@eldonflores20]

Damn that respect he gained just by throwing continious jabs. I love floyd men hes a genius

[@andrewjenkinson8948]

I'm no Floyd fan, but there's no denying his skills are extraordinary, as is his discipline.

[@williamjuneau1135]

this video should be in the millions because it truly is GREAT HISTORY

[@williamjuneau1135]

somebody needs to grow up && make a whole Floyd Mayweather Jr. training compilation in chronological order date back from day #1. anybody else then it's FUCK YA

[@chalkyblack7582]

The Heavy Bag Wins: 100,000,000,000 Loses: 0

[@macN123a]

1 loss to Tyson

[@Man-ix5mc]

@@macN123a 3 losses to Charlie Z

[@raymondruiz5188]

Heavy bag has lost to Bruce Lee

[@Dylan-cr5ub]

1 loss to Captain america lol ;)

[@daystar73]

1 loss to George Foreman in Zaire🥊

[@SavingPrivateBob]

His endurance is insane.

[@PhillipTravela]

Man I sure do miss this! Master of the art 🥊

[@GlobalJGlobal]

Dumb ! Is only GOD ALMIGHTY the master !

[@KJcinemas]

man I can watch him hit a bag all day.. so technical

[@ajp135212]

@2:13 damn that boy hands are fast lol feint up two hooks to the body damn

[@yovanni813]

Alex Taylor How?

[@OshawaStateOfMind]

He used that exact move on canelo at the end of a round to steal the round

[@heyarnold1484]

Lolll you act like thats some hard move to do stop riding his nutsack

[@kingmars8817]

@@heyarnold1484 I see your last name is Marquez. What did you feel when Floyd put Juan Manuel Marquez tl school? 🤣🤭

[@heyarnold1484]

K I N G M A R S didnt feel anything tbh because styles make fights and i give floyd credit for beating him

[@TheBookofTobit]

Very specific bag work. Endurance and technique

[@jeoffreybailey]

FightHype!!! Thank you!! This. Is. Awesome. Mr. Mayweather's skill set is unparalleled.

[@kom3479]

I don’t think anybody can say Floyd didn’t have a great work ethic, hard working SOB.

[@Snakeye0404]

0:55 goddamn..

[@ceramikxxx5882]

I seen this comment i was like.."hes talking about those double left hooks watch" and what do you know i was right

[@rockkjjuice7514]

this floyd's way of meditation. this is more of mental training

[@KMAAcademy2020]

I just wanna go train after watching this!!

[@josephjackson6899]

That boy be working hard that’s why he the champion

[@seanhk9359]

When Floyd teaches you anything about boxing, shut up and listen

[@sugestive371]

i will not speak a word

[@darsenal8352]

A lot of people hate on him but he works on his craft and it shows you why he’s undefeated.

[@daboss000]

good work!

[@Pharaohleague1]

Super crisp and popping punches...Shit is pretty flawless

[@joebandung9060]

THE KING...!!!

[@TrulyUniqueOne]

Deserves every dollar he has one of the hardest working people on the planet

[@aumotion6738]

Going to be sad when he retires :( . No Floyd No Boxing. FLOYD IS BOXING

[@Pharaohleague1]

that strong Jab is absolutely beautiful

[@victorramirez2242]

whenever they make fun of mayweather or talk shit you notice how it's never about his skills or anything it's always personal lime "runner ,hugger, calling fans flomos, and saying he's a wife beater" but no boxing facts just off topic personal shit like that's just sad that your life sucks so much you go to take time out of your day to get ik your computer or phone click a video of a guy you hate just to post a negative comment. like does that shit help you get through your day or what ? haha

[@ramongotkix2826]

good point

[@troyingramtroy123]

Truth

[@creamteam847]

+Andrew Chen stfu

[@creamteam847]

+Andrew Chen 😂😂😂 ahaa

[@christopherduffy1703]

Victor Ramirez Yes! I agree with this comment.

[@robgalo7408]

WOW, I hope that any kid in the world that wants to be an elite athlete, gets to see this video on just how hard you need to work to be the best in the world at something.

[@HardwoodRollers]

1:43 that straight left is meeeeann

[@Chrispena86]

Can we start a petition to start recording his footwork during this? I want to see how his lower body creates so much power.

[@mcagn6791]

Salute to the Master boxer Floyd, point fuckin blank...

[@dionwilliams9486]

That was over 300 punches on that last set...and they had to make him stop...incredible

[@trippdocta28]

Meanwhile Maidana is doing a interview saying " i'm gonna punch floyd in the stomach "....." floyd has never fought somebody like me"...."once floyd feel my power he gonna fall down hard"....lol ......Maidana interviews remind me of when the character's on that Mike Tyson Punch Out game in between rounds.....like Piston Honda "im gonna give you a TKO from Tokyo"

[@jesusneverexisted300]

LOL!

[@thatboylazo]

Lmaooo

[@markfranklin7965]

Piston Honda 😂

[@LuiEntertainment]

LOL!! That's so true.

[@forrestmalcom8351]

Best defensive boxer his defense is insane 😮

[@cl868]

1:44 dude in red (FAST!!) XD

[@franzcasaclang87]

Every punch sounds like a whip or something. Outstanding technique.

[@lloydtiller469]

Floyd is boxing. No Floyd no boxing

[@17jun1989]

Not really, Boxing was before Floyd and will be after him, there are many great fighters still here.

[@lloydtiller469]

No floyd is the greatest of all time. And the richest!

[@17jun1989]

lloyd tiller Greatest of all time is debatable and boxing will continue with or without him, Floyd will still be involved in boxing after he's retired i guarantee you, he even stated one time that he will consider coaching after retirement.

[@lloydtiller469]

17jun1989 So when floyd leave who Is going to be the face of boxing

[@dlc85007]

lloyd tiller Floyd was going to go down as the greatest of all time but he ducked Manny Pacquaio, 2009-2011 Pacquaio would have beaten Floyd, Pac fucked up Mosley more than Canelo did that just shows how great pac is

[@flonkas]

He’s always so fucking laser focused, I love it

[@samsweeney8201]

That jab!! God damn

[@HR-jy1nb]

Sonny strong jab

[@versacesarcophagus1005]

Like him or not, you cannot deny Floyd's work ethic. He is one of the most fundamentally sound boxers that has ever step foot in a ring. His boxing iq is unparalleled in this era of boxing. People talk alot of shit but he always gets the job done and people will really appreciate him when he's gone

[@illkid86]

you're pathetic

[@versacesarcophagus1005]

+Andre Lewis can you elaborate on why I'm pathetic?

[@nickacuna7215]

1:43 perfect jab

[@helper1379]

It has to be 1 in the morning😨😖 I love the workflow📈

[@jimmywilliams24]

He got these mfs counting 😂😂😂

[@BigBoss23-y5n]

Put chills in the body bruh

[@Ho11is2Ho11ywood]

That jab though! Most important punch in boxing and nobody seems to want to master it except the greats. It's like the hook shot in basketball.

[@MrNigeriaboy]

The man an in ring genius...damn

[@ics5073]

1:44 dude in reds reaction to that jab is literally me watching floyd throw anything LMFAOO

[@raging100]

Lol dude starts clapping hes hands at 1:40, everyone was about to kill him

[@rtoomer92]

😭😭😭

[@BDC_STUDIOS]

I don’t know if it’s just me but I find something So satisfying about Floyd Mayweather’s bag work