Floyd Mayweather Jr - In His Prime

Highlights of the incredible all time great and multiple weight world champion. Pretty Boy Floyd at his best!
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Floyd Mayweather Jr - Is an American boxing promoter and former professional boxer. He competed between 1996 and 2017, retiring with an undefeated record and winning 15 major world championships from super featherweight to light middleweight. This includes the Ring magazine title in five weight classes and the lineal championship in four weight classes (twice at welterweight.)
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haNZAgod

[@hanzagod]

It's been a long time since my last Floyd highlight so thought it was about time I made a new one! Love him or hate him he was an incredible fighter and the best of this generation. Pretty Boy Floyd at his best! www.patreon.com/haNZAgod

[@vince11harris]

Hell yea Hanz. Pretty Boy was a monster.

[@vince11harris]

Hanzagod can you do vids on Junto Nakatani and Kenshiro teraji

[@hanzagod]

@@vince11harris I've got a vid on Shiro already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qordh4OGpqanbKM - I'll get around to that Nakatani highlight at some point but have a few others things lined up at the moment.

[@vince11harris]

@@hanzagod Thanks Hanz I appreciate it💯

[@niconico8094]

​@@vince11harris

[@jashm3915]

Pretty Boy was ferocious. I wish Floyd didn't have the hand issues that popped up, because his old fights are fantastic.

[@breakdancerQ]

I wouldn't say that was a bad thing, as inclined him more into becoming one of the best defensive boxers ever. Less dangerous, but a lot harder to beat.

[@pandabear1576]

@@breakdancerQ he was basically the exact same fighter man lol. We gotta stop taking out the fact he moved up in weight and fought guys that were stopped less than guys he fought at lower weights and they were better

[@obama7828]

@@pandabear1576 Nope. Everyone who he fought was bigger than him at the higher weight. The only way to win was the defensive style.

[@surpiers]

@@pandabear1576 I honestly don’t agree though. The bigger fighters he went up against required a more defensive style which stemmed from his brittle hands because his opponents were significantly taller, had higher reach, and were biologically stronger. Canelo is a natural middleweight/light heavyweight, and was a stronger fighter than Mayweather, but because May was so good at his counter-punching and being defensively responsible, may schooled a fighter with 40 wins and no losses. Mayweather probably would not have beat any of the attackers/pressure fighters later in his career {Canelo, Maidana (admittedly a smaller fighter), De La Hoya, Hatton who’s a natural welterweight, Cotto etc.)

[@pandabear1576]

@@obama7828 that’s not accurate at all. Floyd was bigger than a lot of his earlier opponents and he has the real of the average middleweight at 5’8. His only way to win was the same way he always fought. People confuse the occasional shoulder rolls with the fact that he used a high guard more due to pressuring from fight 1-50

[@joey_ricciardi117]

Floyd literally had two masterful careers. Young floyd all speed, combinations. Old Floyd master of timing and distance. This guy is the Goat man. More people need to do there research and realize how masterful this guy really is/was. Especially past his prime.

[@FoxNewsChannelSux]

More people need to learn that boxing didn't start in 2005 & learn about the history of the sport

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

He's very easily one of the greatest of all time, no one denies that. It's just that boxing has such a deep history that there are many other ridiculously good fighters to consider too as greater than him. No disrespect to Floyd who's easily one of the greatest athletes ever period.

[@ojtiv]

@@FoxNewsChannelSux bro what ? most people know that it didnt start in 2005

[@FoxNewsChannelSux]

@@ojtiv They don't act like they know.

[@adamevert1618]

The thing is...Floyd was not slower at 36 than in his first pro fight, maybe a bit slower defencively and evolved a defensive timing so he didn't use as much energy jumping around, but the spring in the punching and pullback counters was no slower!

[@Kingwboxing]

This was prime Floyd. The haters think Mayweather started his career in 2007 against De La Hoya. 😂

[@Loganpaul8888]

Floyd Mayweather 51-0 he beat his wife too

[@jamesdiamond533]

“Prime” Floyd only KO’d D level fighters but once he started fighting better competition his power suddenly wasn’t there anymore

[@Loganpaul8888]

@@jamesdiamond533 just like margarito after mosley fight

[@Kingwboxing]

@@jamesdiamond533 It’s because he was climbing weight classes and had hand injuries early in his career. You clearly don’t know shit about boxing and you’re a hater.

[@jamesdiamond533]

@@Kingwboxing false he KO’d Mcgregor when he was old and out of shape

[@tylerross9706]

Man this was a good highlight reel of Floyd. This is the Floyd everyone wanted to see

[@hanzagod]

Glad you liked it!

[@tonyjack5549]

This is fitting after his exhibition last night to remember how great this guy was.

[@battle619]

Not only that, he didn’t even train like a pro and he still weighed around 154! He can definitely still compete with the best rt now. Whether he wins or not is one thing. But he can definitely compete

[@selfmade8884]

Pretty Boy and AZ…….. a great combination. Critics, haters, racist, and all other naysayers can’t take away Pretty Boy Floyd. He was a phenomenon.

[@capone4846]

AZ truly one of the underappreciated greats.

[@cheetoyeeto1232]

az?

[@divyanshveer1087]

Az?

[@Loganpaul8888]

Floyd Mayweather 51-0 he beat his wife too

[@flynnconolly9006]

So crisp, so sharp and incredibly smart too. Absolutely amazing fighter!

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

He looks like a mini Roy Jones in there, phenomenal athleticism and talent! Super sharp just like Roy in his prime too, he truly belongs among the best to ever do it.

[@mohammadmusabasif4808]

Good comparison, except I think he didn't coast on his natural physical advantages as Roy did. He didnt use as risky techniques as Roy did and was genuienly a good boxer.

[@sweetscientist8441]

Not sure what took me back more, the AZ track or seeing "that" Floyd. Great video my man

[@austinlittke5580]

tbh i didnt even know who the track was by but i was like "that sounds like AZ", he was one of the first rappers i liked n tried to mimic but then later he became too monotonous, hes overly polished and not raw/fluid enough, its like (insert rhymes into blueprint rhyme scheme, repeat rhyme scheme over and over with dofferent lyrics), the rhyme schemes dictated his lyrics way too much, so he never really said much. good track though

[@user-qs8hm6wi4o]

If you love boxing you can’t get enough of Floyd Jr

[@treyburro5525]

One of the best to ever do it, Floyd was a special talent and had near unparalleled work ethic on top of it. Another amazing highlight Hanza.

[@jalenikezeue4114]

Who Was strongest pretty Boy floyd Or Money floyd

[@saysamnang9851]

@@jalenikezeue4114in term of physicality if u mean by strongest it definitely pretty boy money Floyd is just full on defense the reason why he go defense is becuz his power hand is broken

[@jalenikezeue4114]

@@saysamnang9851 yeah that's what I mean

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

Floyd in his prime was knocking out people. He had to adjust. His wrist were hurting. He did it correct in the ring. I'm sorry all those fighters were too slow to catch him Floyd Mayweather one of the best of all time

[@Brawling_Style]

He had brittle hands from breaking it against Carlos hernandez nothing to do with his wrists.

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

@@Brawling_Style so you're telling me he broke his wrist fighting okay He adjusted. He still destroyed everybody easy work

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

@@Brawling_Style when you train so many years your wrists your shoulders your fingers your fists something has to go. That's just the way it is. Imagine how many times he has hit the bag or sparring? Human body can't take all of that

[@JustinG1978]

Having brittle hands sure would’ve helped him to victory over Hearns, SRL, Forrest etc..

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

@@JustinG1978 you got me all confused bro. Floyd Mayweather is a genius in the ring. Right exactly what you want to say be direct

[@guidooctavio3982]

Really smart men, in his late career he knew he won't be able to keep like this and became more strategic. Love all versions of Floyd, from pretty boy to money

[@HesReallyThatGuy]

Well you're wrong Had nothing to do with not being able to keep up like this. You like majority of everybody else have no clue You just follow what everybody else says. Floyd had brittle hands throughout his whole career. When his hand started breaking relentlessly during the fights he had to change his fight style. simple as that. And he still was the best of the best of the best. The best I ever do it hands down TBE

[@rayshardallen4272]

​​@@HesReallyThatGuyBruh as you age you slow down. There's no way in his late 30s he would have been able to continue fighting at this pace lol. Sure it may have been his hands but age definitely played a part in it also

[@icantmeme4378]

hanzagod, not only you have a great taste in boxing but you have a godly taste in music, where do you find all this songs for edits lol

[@ronaldodominguez2172]

🥊Can’t take nothing away from the man. He has definitely done it, from rags to riches and with all of his faculties still in working order.👏👏🎉🎉🏆 Its the American dream for a pugilist.👍👍

[@GuyFromTheSouth]

People forget that when floyd was in his 20s he was a good puncher

[@victorianicolau9431]

People forget from 1996-2006 Floyd was a very exciting fighter

[@raulratonmacias1377]

Mayweather was not a boring fighter. He was NEVER. Sure, he had some few boring fights but it happens. It doesn't makes him a boring one. Philip N'dou, Chop Chop Corley, Arturo Gatti, Zab Judah, Oscar de la Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz, Miguel Cotto, Robert Guerrero, Canelo Alvarez, Marcos Maidana to name a few, if you think these fights are boring then I don't know what's exciting means to you. The media just simply made the people believe that lie. They keep repeating the Floyd is boring narrative until people (even among some of his fans) accepted it like a gospel of truth. But like I said, if you think those fights I've mentioned boring then I don't know what is exciting for you?

[@victorianicolau9431]

@@raulratonmacias1377 exciting should mean the same for everyone Stuff that makes u stand up On the edge of your seat But I think floyd changes his style when I saw him before and then him compared to the zab Judah fight and on Still exciting Just not as exciting and as fast and as energetic

[@PAYROLLNEQ]

You’re a casual if only knockouts and brawling is exciting. Actual boxing fans get excited about the technical side of boxing as well.

[@brodiethegoaty849]

haNZA uploads have me shadow boxing for the hell of it.

[@bossplayermfs5972]

I always respected FMJ’s skills and the mindset that he had to stay discipline and focus. The best fighter of his generation by far definitely 👍🏽 on this video for sure.

[@TBE99]

Prime pretty boy Floyd before he damaged his hands that casuals don't see. As Floyd and Roger Mayweather's legendary quote: 'Most people don't know no shit about boxing' 🥊🐐

[@nalberthdavi7557]

A scary,agressive and smart fighter

[@Latino93Heat]

Excellent song choice! Gets me pumped for a workout every single time💪🔥🔥

[@deconsturm9004]

Hard puncher at 130 & 135

[@jg2187]

HELL of a video of TBE !!!!!!!!!!!

[@jalenikezeue4114]

He moves like lighting

[@stayrelevanttv70]

Wow floyd is very crafty and his speed is amwzing too

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

As much as I dislike Floyd, I gotta admit he’s GOAT material

[@boknoycobomb3180]

This is the real GoaT many people didn't accept that because of the attitude he have -

[@nananyantakyi1549]

It's not because of the attitude, if he was not black they wouldn't have a problem with it

[@Kieren70]

Could not have picked a better song. Great video hanza

[@quadesigaqa1968]

Fast, precise and aggressive

[@furioushinzo1063]

perfect song choice

[@villamorgallevo9578]

Can you tell me the title of the song

[@furioushinzo1063]

@@villamorgallevo9578 the format (feat rell)

[@villamorgallevo9578]

@@furioushinzo1063 thanks

[@abigmonster8457]

The Mayweather that people ignore.

[@LegendsofBoxinginColor]

Fitting upload, just watched his exhibition

[@gorillamac2329]

Pretty Boy Floyd was a Knock Out Artist

[@peter-peter5929]

Pretty Boy was a Baaaaaaad man. At lightweight, he was unf-ckwitable. Lol!!! He had it all, speed, pop, agility, conditioning, a finely tuned radar and the ability to adjust mid-combo. Of the all time greats. What he did in the ring during his peak was always an absolute pleasure to watch. Chronic hand injuries and the jump in weightclass changed his approach, but that's another story.

[@manteiv]

Ironically, I find the old "Money" May much better than the aggressive/offensive "Pretty Boy" Floyd. That says a lot about his greatness. Floyd was nearing the end of his career, going into his 40s, demonstrating incredible technicalities, ring IQ, footwork, defense, timing and countering techniques off the back foot, the list goes on and on.. Floyd Mayweather Jr is the BEST boxer ever, don't argue with me.

[@minkey1610]

Pretty boy was a monster!

[@Loganpaul8888]

Floyd Mayweather 51-0 he beat his wife too

[@adadawawdawd]

@@Loganpaul8888 ).

[@skipeveryday7282]

People forget that this man was a 130lb KILLER!

[@Loganpaul8888]

Floyd Mayweather 51-0 he beat his wife too

[@MikeJay-on5tt]

This is damn dope asf video my friend

[@hanzagod]

Glad you like it!

[@pjpomare3598]

Pacman fan but to me this dude the best ever. Record, Longevity, Dominance, faced dangerous opponents in their primes and of course the skillset. Pretty Boy Floyd was a MONSTER!!

[@Loganpaul8888]

Floyd Mayweather 51-0 he beat his wife too

[@vishnu2407]

@@Loganpaul8888 lol he's best multiple partners so that record is higher

[@Loganpaul8888]

@@vishnu2407 lol

[@Loganpaul8888]

@@mosaabtwice3999 you're homosexual

[@crabb9966]

Excellent video

[@linyx1243]

This the one right here!!!

[@patrickbrowne4606]

People think that when they see the old Floyd that fought Alvarez, Cotto, Mcgregor, etc that that’s Mayweather..uh uh! The REAL Mayweather was the one from the late 90’s to the early 2000’s, who fought between junior lightweight to the junior welterweight divisions. THAT Floyd was the greatest of all time!

[@metalchomper]

Honestly get chubbed up when I watch Floyd videos. I’ll never see a boxer like him again in my life. You actually feel the awe and inspiration watching him.

[@vetrumesa926]

Bro what 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤦‍♂️

[@georgewashington5277]

A cool selection of moments! Whether you love or hate Floyd, he is one of the best boxers in the history of this sport!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@chadtep7571]

This is going to make the haters sick.

[@hanzagod]

Haha yeah expecting some hate for this one

[@eggsquizitine]

The GREATEST! The BEST! Love Floyd man❤

[@amalegarcia5322]

🥊🤴🏾🥊T.B.E.🥊🤴🏾🥊

[@prof_Pomari]

The most disrespected among the great boxers. So so dominant from a young age

[@user-rj2ws3gu3r]

Mayweather-Legend!

[@gab1172]

Bro was fast as lightning

[@gabrielesquaratti5709]

the best to ever lace em up. PERIOD.

[@mider-spanman5577]

Definitely a once in a lifetime type of fighter! There will never be another Floyd 'Money' Mayweather! He was just too intellectual in that ring and is doing his thing!

[@thomasj9561]

Too many young fighters emulating “money” mayweather.. when it was the “pretty boy” style that got him to the top

[@thehitman47]

This version is knocking canelo out facts💯

[@kieran8720]

Bro never had a prime, just pre and post hand issues/decision to fight super smart

[@hanzagod]

Everyone has an athletic prime.

[@surrealdartz]

This AZ song is the hardest

[@SHART_SIMPSON]

I COULDN’T WAIT FOR YOU TO DROP THIS!!!! FLOYD MAYWEATHER WAS SIMPLY MASTERFUL AND COULD COMPETE IN ANY ERA. I SAW HIM COMPLETELY DEMOLISH FIGHTERS. OH YEAH, THAT CASTILLO LOSS HE MADE CASTILLO LOOK AMATEURISH IN THE REMATCH 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@thamwisai1]

Before both his hands went he was a hell of a puncher

[@biggerbitcoin5126]

He was a surgeon and even out tough the tough guys followed by masterful skill....unstoppable...true professional and made the game look easy

[@winningwithwarriors9914]

I train pro and amateur fighters and my philosophy is, the best amateurs fight like pros. So I watch the Olympics, to scope out the fighters who look the most pro-like. At his Olympics, Mayweather was the one that stood out for me. He was 18 and you could see, at the slower pro pace, he could go places. When I read things like, Mayweather never fought enough champions in their prime. That comment alone, makes me know, the person wasn't around to see Mayweather in his prime. If they were, they would know, it became obvious, very quickly, that Mayweather would be avoided. When he fought between super-feather and super-lightweight, he was a monster! He was knocking people out with skill, balance, speed and power. The fact is, the manner in which he beat everyone he faced and in particular, Augustus, Chavez, Hernandez, Corrales and Gatti, meant none of the other champions, who were also in their prime, would risk their titles against him. He was so clearly far ahead. The classic example is, there was alot of press about Mayweather vs Cotto. Cotto even put in an appearance at the Mayweather vs Gatti bout. During the bout, the camera panned onto Cotto. The look of horror and worry on Cotto's face, was a picture! Jim Lampley said, "You wonder if Mayweather vs Cotto, is going to be made anytime soon, after a Mayweather performance like that!" How many years later was that fight made? Or when, without going to check, I think it was after the Corrales fight. Mayweather was reeling off some names he would be willing to face next. Although I rarely agreed with Larry Merchant, when he spoke in this instance, he spoke the truth. He stopped Mayweather from reeling off those names, by initially shouting "errr, errr, hold it! hold it!" Merchant then proceeded to say, "None of these guys will fight you, after seeing that!" He was 100% right. None of them did. Hearns, Leonard, Hagler, Hopkins, Lewis, Tyson, Jones Jr, are among those who tell you how good Mayweather was. Jim McDonnell, who trained James Degale, told me this. He took a fighter over to America and the young man sparred Mayweather. After the third round, he had in his mind what to tell the young man to do. He said, "As the young man was on the way back to the corner he said, I know exactly what you are going to say Jim, I'm trying everything but none of it is working!"

[@huntexlee]

damn good read man

[@winningwithwarriors9914]

@@huntexlee Thank you brother. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Jersey1287]

boots ennis is facing the same problem

[@peterm7348]

Crazy good fought em all

[@fightwokeism]

az perfect song for this video.

[@dustyloc6331]

I finally found the video of floyd mayweather's fighting montage with the az format song

[@jaybiggs97]

Yo @hanzagod. Could you do a Floyd Mayweather Jr Offense video (like you did for Whitaker) please? I like it when you show skills of fighters that are overlooked (like Mayweather's power & offense).

[@hanzagod]

This is pretty much it already bud. Everything offensively from Floyd in his prime is in this highlight.

[@gupmali]

This Floyd was a literal monster..scary shit bro

[@HesReallyThatGuy]

What bothers me is 95% of the people that hate unfloyed don't even know that this era of Floyd exist! They don't realize that Floyd dominated boxing for damn near three decades! They don't realize Floyd had over an 80% knockout ratio in the first half of his career. Like Michael Jordan with the fade away when he got older Floyd became the best defensive fighter in the history of boxing as he got open. That is the epitome of greatness. instead of hating people should be glad they got to witness Floyd Mayweather

[@siddharth6791]

He always in prime

[@nobodyr0nin]

true, bro

[@yvans.]

130 Pretty Boy Floyd was damn near untouchable. I put my money on that Floyd against any boxer who ever lived at Super Featherweight. Salvador Sanchez is the only who stand a chance.

[@JustinG1978]

Floyd would never get in the ring with him.

[@Rodageado]

@@JustinG1978 agreed.

[@raulratonmacias1377]

@@JustinG1978 that Floyd would duck this and that guy is the most stupid argument I've ever heard. Those boxers they claimed Floyd ducked was actually beaten by Floyd: Corrales, Castillo, Pacquiao, Canelo, Cotto, Hatton and so on. You haters just changing the goal post and even adding it. Oh , he's a ducker because he won't fight my guy but if he fight my guy he's a cherry picker and duck my other real guy. You'll just spit any names any claims Floyd duck them. If he fight them, he's a cherry picker. If he did not, he's a ducker. Where will Mayweather will put HIMSELF? Use thar kind of bias, stupid logic to everyone and every boxer could look like a coward.

[@JustinG1978]

@@raulratonmacias1377 he lost to Castillo by the way.

[@yvans.]

@@JustinG1978 Haters like you are always the loudest. You come to a man video to hate.

[@tekkn_579]

Young Floyd fought almost exactly like James Toney lol

[@WHAT_1400]

"They don't like it but I'm good" - Floyd Mayweather "They don't like it but I'm great!" - also Floyd Mayweather

[@hfmarwen189]

You should do floyd jr jab

[@joey_ricciardi117]

AZ tho smh 2000s 🔥🔥🔥

[@JesusLopez-cs4jz]

La época del pretty boy nunca debe ser olvidada, despues de sus leciones de manos nunca volvió a ser el mismo, pero lo que si siguió siendo fue invencible ya como money mayweahter

[@Darielballing27]

Pretty boy Floyd will forever be my favorite dud was a killer 😳

[@mrchrislikestolaugh]

Heard a stat the other day about him that blew me away. Floyd has NEVER been knocked down in a fight 😮😮😮

[@hanzagod]

Well technically he has, he was down against Carlos Hernandez but that was only because of a hand injury a punch wasn't actually landed. I thought Judah dropped him but it wasn't called by the ref, his hand touched the canvas so it should have been called.

[@reycesarcarino4653]

That Right Is Primed and Loaded

[@raulratonmacias1377]

Mayweather was not a boring fighter. Sure, he had some few boring fights but it happens. It doesn't makes him a boring one. Philip N'dou, Chop Chop Corley, Arturo Gatti, Zab Judah, Oscar de la Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz, Miguel Cotto, Robert Guerrero, Canelo Alvarez, Marcos Maidana to name a few, If you think these fights are boring then I don't know what's exciting means to you. The media just simply made the people believe that lie. They keep repeating the Floyd is boring narrative until people (even among some of his fans) accepted it like a gospel of truth. But like I said, if you think those fights I've mentioned boring then I don't know what is exciting for you?

[@knvss]

Its like he had an amateur style in the pros when he was younger and when he got older he fought morw like a proffesional

[@pimpn2563]

AZ🔥🔥🔥

[@Mr.Tong22]

🐐

[@brocksimmons345]

No lightweight in history is beating this Floyd

[@kennethbest5351]

I don't know man it's some big hitters at lightweight

[@brocksimmons345]

@@kennethbest5351 Floyd fought big hitters at higher weight classes, I’m sure he can handle the lightweights

[@kennethbest5351]

@@brocksimmons345 ray Robinson, Duran, ray Leonard

[@brocksimmons345]

@@kennethbest5351 Robinson and Leonard weren’t lightweights

[@aaa6072]

The older I get the more I appreciate what Floyd did in the boxing ring. His ego and the keyboard warriors can't tarnish his real achievements as one of the best defensive fighters ever.

[@Bom-pff]

Floyd up to 140 was fuccin them all up!

[@bigspeaker4250]

🐐🐐🐐

[@aikenguillermo6087]

Ahh Pretty Boy..

[@lionelmessi394]

EL MEJOR BOXEADOR LIBRA POR LIBRA DEL MUNDO, POR SU TÉCNICA, PRECISIÓN, RAPIDEZ, TALENTO, Y SOBRE TODO POR SU GRAN DEFENSA, UNO DE LOS MEJORES BOXEADORES DEL HISTORIA, POR NO DECIR EL MEJOR, DON FLOYD MAYWEATHER¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@TBE99]

Floyd TBE the best offensive and defensive boxer 🥊🐐

[@harry1583]

I feel old thinking of the athletes I grew up watching go in retirement.

[@vitorbueno4301]

This man got to be one of, if not the best in two completely different fighting styles. Y'all gotta stop disrespecting him, Money was the only option after Pretty Boy.

[@amr0017]

That dive right hand, a thing of beauty

[@jpa5038]

Pretty Boy Floyd and Money Mayweather. I definitely favor Pretty Boy Floyd as his style was just so much more entertaining. But strictly speaking, Money Mayweather has the most intelligent boxing style and it lends itself to longevity not only in career but also life after boxing. And the skill was undeniable.

[@raulratonmacias1377]

Mayweather was not a boring fighter. He was NEVER. Sure, he had some few boring fights but it happens. It doesn't makes him a boring one. Philip N'dou, Chop Chop Corley, Arturo Gatti, Zab Judah, Oscar de la Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz, Miguel Cotto, Robert Guerrero, Canelo Alvarez, Marcos Maidana to name a few, if you think these fights are boring then I don't know what's exciting means to you. The media just simply made the people believe that lie. They keep repeating the Floyd is boring narrative until people (even among some of his fans) accepted it like a gospel of truth. But like I said, if you think those fights I've mentioned boring then I don't know what is exciting for you?

[@jpa5038]

@@raulratonmacias1377 I never said his style was boring. I said Pretty Boy Floyd had a more entertaining fighting style than Money Mayweather to me. Money Mayweather was content to win a round by a single punch. Pretty Boy Floyd wanted to knock his opponent out every single round they fought and took it personally when they didn't get KO'd. I haven't watched any of his fights in years now but I can tell you one thing, his fight against Connor McGregor was really boring. He straight up carried a bum for four or 5 rounds longer than that fight had any right to be. And he did so on purpose. It takes skill to do something like that no doubt but it's not very entertaining. Pretty Boy Floyd wouldn't have wasted more than 2 punches on him and the fight is over.

[@ayeitsjay4283]

good to see floyd doing offense! damn

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

A great, great fighter.

[@glennmanchester5696]

You gotta give it to him no doubt he played everything' so perfectly some luck thrown in here and there and he had a career second to none he is a goat no doubt

[@jomarigarcia1309]

Pretty boy floyd was amazingly entertaining no 🧢

[@IzzoThaTruth]

This was the version of Floyd Mayweather that made Shane Mosley, Oscar Dela Hoya, Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto all to duck him until he had broken hands and was getting the bag.

[@victorythagr8]

Pacquiao was fighting in a far lower weight class when pretty boy Floyd was around. Pacquiao wasn't anywhere near Floyd weight class until Oscar cherry picked Pacquiao and had him jump two weight class thinking it was an easy win for him self. Pacquiao ended up retiring Oscar.

[@NoName-vb4pc]

​@@victorythagr8ur forgeting the catchweight plus 1lbs rehydration clause that pacquiao made him do. Oscar was a natural jr middleweight, Fighting on fight night completely dehydrated, at 146 lbs.

[@bozotheclown666]

pretty boy and money almost two entirely different fighters. you could maybe say money is the smarter and better boxer. but pretty boy was dangerous.

[@raulratonmacias1377]

Mayweather was not a boring fighter. He was NEVER. Sure, he had some few boring fights but it happens. It doesn't makes him a boring one. Philip N'dou, Chop Chop Corley, Arturo Gatti, Zab Judah, Oscar de la Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz, Miguel Cotto, Robert Guerrero, Canelo Alvarez, Marcos Maidana to name a few, if you think these fights are boring then I don't know what's exciting means to you. The media just simply made the people believe that lie. They keep repeating the Floyd is boring narrative until people (even among some of his fans) accepted it like a gospel of truth. But like I said, if you think those fights I've mentioned boring then I don't know what is exciting for you?

[@Pito_Sauce]

Dude had a 20 year prime lol