Zab Judah Talks His Match With Floyd Mayweather And Their Relationship Never Being The Same. Part 1

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With about 10 seconds left in the tenth round, Judah hit Mayweather with a low blow and followed it with a right hand to the back of Mayweather's head. As Mayweather hopped around the ring in pain, Steele called time to give Mayweather a rest period. Mayweather's uncle and trainer, Roger Mayweather, climbed into the ring and approached Judah. Yoel Judah entered the ring and threw a punch at Roger. At that point, members of both fighters' camps entered the ring and an all-out melee ensued. More than a dozen security officers and police officers rushed into the ring and managed to control the situation. After the ring was cleared, Roger Mayweather was ejected from the fight. Mayweather cruised through the last two rounds on his way to a unanimous decision victory by scores of 116-112, 117-111 and 119-109.
After the fight, the purses for both fighters were withheld until video of the fight could be reviewed. Don King argued that Mayweather should have been disqualified because his uncle was the first person to enter the ring. At an April 13 hearing, the Nevada State Athletic Commission fined Roger Mayweather $200,000 and revoked his boxing license for one year. At a hearing on May 8, the Commission disciplined the other offenders in the melee. It fined Yoel Judah $100,000 and revoked his license for one year, fined Mayweather cornerman Leonard Ellerbe $50,000 and suspended his license for four months, and fined Zab Judah $350,000 and revoked his license for one year
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[@innovativeprogramschool7979]

It's always personal when you're trying to inflict pain on somebody

[@luggerphilippe8409]

I agree with you.. but it's crazy how after inflicting pain they can go kiss and make up..

[@charlesfikes586]

I love zabs growth he's literally one of my favorite personalities post boxing career and he was a dope fighter.

[@lexbogie1]

He was breaking Zab’s body down

[@davidmaez7253]

I liked that fight between Zab and Floyd , Zab was guaranteed 3 million plus back end of PPV sales. He had lost a decision to Carlos Baldomir 3 months before the Mayweather fight. Those were the days.

[@toddgoza3522]

Great question homie

[@Tunz-cx3td]

I’ve always liked Floyd in the ring, but I was more of a Zab fan until Floyd mastered Zab’s style in the ring.

[@Gorillajawz]

Floyd went to the body on Zab and thats how he fatigued

[@TCthaCrisis]

Floyd waited and figured him for 2 to 3 rounds like he did everyone else. Then went to work. He did the jab to the body of anything but Floyd's skill was better. Fatigue had nothing to do with it

[@robertpitts8161]

​@TCthaCrisis You fatigue somebody by going to the body lol. That's what Floyd was doing lol. Floyd was not waiting. He was going to thr body the whole fight lol!

[@Gorillajawz]

@@robertpitts8161 precise underrated body work by Floyd Mayweather he broke him down round by round 💯 it’s one of my favorite fights cause it’s the perfect example when Timing beats speed!!! Facts

[@healthyhabits3406]

Floyd out worked them in training, zab said he trained with him for the Pac-Man fight and said he was blown away and understood why he was different

[@EricWheeler-rz5cy]

I really dig what Zab accomplished in the sport of boxing but anything past six rounds with Zab, it always gets questionable. Floyd even called him a front runner.

[@J-nd9ub]

Think this is why Tyson and Bowe never fought ...

[@pressureworld1]

Zab was always dope, AB not so much.

[@czarmitsanze4509]

Why ain't zab participating in celebrity boxing matches, i know he would be entertaining to watch

[@delmarfo]

Zab lets ne honest, Floyd wasn't pot shotting you. He was pressing the action and dominating the fight until you intentionally hit him low because you was on the verge of getting knocked out.

[@robertpitts8161]

This is very true.

[@luggerphilippe8409]

He did hit him low..but zab seemed really strong in that fight I don't know why he did that he didn't seem like he needed to do that.

[@TCthaCrisis]

I love Zab but everybody plays that "i was doing good but i got tired" thing. Even McGregor said it. Fact is even if(it ain't tho) but even if, does a runner say, i was winning until I got tired?

[@tqwrd]

Hell my homeboy came to the gym one time sparred and said shit I’m an Undefeated fighter I never lost a fight or won one 🤣🤣🤣… he wasn’t lying

[@keveaston8573]

If I recall, there's a video of them together after the fight. Floyd was shopping

[@StArLioN_]

I like Zab, but he was shady for punching Floyd in the back of the head after the initial low blow.

[@spenser6353]

Is zab okay? He looking sick

[@IronMikeDyson1979]

Whenever floyds opponents get frustrated they get desperate 😂😂😂

[@anthonyclark9441]

I mean what did you think would happen, after the blatant Low Blow, and you and your Dad's antics afterward? I'm sure Floyd wasn't interested in being friends anymore after all that.

[@MrMixItup]

Zab simply lost to Floyd, doesn’t make Zab less of man to lose to an all time great. But let’s give the fans some honesty in this day excuses and bullshit chatter.

[@spenser6353]

Who’s saying he didn’t lose to Floyd?

[@MrMixItup]

@@spenser6353 Winning or losing the fight wasn't my point, my point was simply Zab fought a good fight, the best he had left after the L he took against Kostya Tszyu.

[@bigshotcampo]

Zap my man but it seemed like he wasn’t taking boxing serious then yo he just came off a lost to the Cinderella guy I knew he wasn’t gonna be Floyd I didn’t want to see that fight as a 17 year old nigga tryna box looking up to these guys Roy was my #1 Zap 2 then Floyd but I knew back then on that list Floyd was the best

[@dieselx1050]

Real talk, Mayweather got a gift against Zab. Zab won the first 6 rounds, if anything it should've been a draw

[@RonJP-pm7jp]

Nall. Floyd figured out Zab and broke him down.

[@yarmus718]

Zab intentionally hit Flyd Low bc he was close to getting stopped.. Zab was definitely ahead mid way & didn't get the knockdown when Floyds glove touched the canvas... Think about all the times that Floyd just toyed with fighters in the early rounds them pressed the action when his opponent got gassed...