[bill1234]

Originally Posted by BigDave330

When two counterpunchers fight most often the more skilled wins,no? Mayweather is more skilled and a natural 147.The outcome would be the same as the first fight.

It'd be another Mayweather shutout.

[easymoney]

Originally Posted by beatdown89

I'm hearing Floyd/Guerrero is more likely. I would still rather watch him fight Pac or a JMM rematch. Canelo would be a better second option but I'm guessing they're waiting for end of 2013 for that one. Anyway, the next opponent is definitely a Mexican, so can only be The Ghost.
Personally, with Floyd calling him out last year, he should really be looking for Martinez. A recent statement said that he was willing to come to 154 after Murray.

I'm hearing Guerro also. Don't count Guerro out. He has turned into one tough son of a gun.

[2Caras]

Originally Posted by bill1234

Juan and Nacho have also admitted that Mayweather was simply too good, as well. Juan and Nacho would not go into the fight looking for a win, they'd go in looking for a payday because they both have admitted that Juan is not going to beat Mayweather.

man i just remind you that Mayweather was 15-20 pounds heavier than Márquez.that was an easy fight for floyd because he took advantage of his weight.

[fsenties4]

It comes to my mind now, how could heavyweights handle Valuev's 100 pounds advantage?

[easymoney]

Originally Posted by fsenties4

It comes to my mind now, how could heavyweights handle Valuev's 100 pounds advantage?

Most didn't.

[Bigblock]

Originally Posted by fsenties4

It comes to my mind now, how could heavyweights handle Valuev's 100 pounds advantage?

Valueve was an idiot. I remember in an interview he talked about not wanting to be a big puncher because it fed into the stereotype about him. So he trained and fought to not play into his strengths.

[bill1234]

Originally Posted by 2Caras

man i just remind you that Mayweather was 15-20 pounds heavier than Márquez.that was an easy fight for floyd because he took advantage of his weight.

It'd have been easy for Floyd even if it were Marquez with the weight advantage. Floyd's style is all wrong for Juan and both Juan and Nacho have admitted it. Juan couldn't touch Mayweather but Mayweather was hitting Juan at will, something nobody else has done.

Floyd was too fast, too slick, and just all around too good for Juan to win. The weight had very little to do with the outcome.

[bill1234]

Originally Posted by fsenties4

It comes to my mind now, how could heavyweights handle Valuev's 100 pounds advantage?

He wasn't very quick, he was not a hard puncher, and his skills weren't that great. Completely shot Evander Holyfield should've gotten the nod in the decision when they fought, which pretty much says it all about how good of a champ Valuev was.

After a certain point, weight becomes less and less of a factor in the outcome of a fight. In the lower weight classes, weights are hugely important, but after 185-190, weights make less and less of a difference.