most overrated fighter in the history of all sports! didn't deserve a ton of decisions. history will judge him a true run duck and cower boy, only fan boys who have neva fought think he is anything great. 😁 fearful floyd Mayweather.
@tony2ton848 Most overrated fighter in the history of all sports?! That is stupid as fu*k to say when any fighter that is overrated gets caught and then gets exposed!! You fought before?! If that is the case I understand why you're hating cause you're in the RUclips comment section while Mayweather is still the highest paid boxer of all time!! Shut up RUclips coach!!😂😂
Skill beyond belief. And what people never realized. As he got older. He really didn’t want to hurt anyone. He simply frustrated you till the point you make critical mistakes. He let you beat yourself
Floyd HAS NO WEAKNESSES, you better pray you catch him in the first 1-3 rounds with something big like Shane Mosley but actually put him out otherwise every minute that goes by he’s gathering information and it’s pretty much over from there. Floyd is gifted like some of the greats of all time the difference is he’s not there to please everyone, he’s there to win and that’s why some call it “boring” but people who are obsessed with boxing at that deeply know it’s beautiful everything he’s doing. The micro adjustments he does that 99% will never see let alone understand or appreciate is the reason why he’s 49-0 (McGregor don’t count)
@@anthonyb5036 so your basically saying he’s able to adapt better than literally everyone he’s ever fought pretty much like I said no weaknesses in his game. Boxing is like you either have it or you don’t no amount of training will ever be enough for 99% of people Floyd is that 1% who are born to fight and are molded by it to this day I’ve never seen a fighter who’s as aware as he is in the ring the only one who even comes close is a prime Roy jones but even he wasn’t as perfect as Floyd because Floyd was way more defensively responsible Roy relied on his reflexes and speed but he was susceptible to punches trying to be flashy. I’m Mexican and when people say “Floyd would of got his ass whooped by Chavez like his uncle did” I laugh because no one will ever truly understand Floyd isn’t just a Philly shell guy like his uncle was he’s literally mastered every guard like this video points out always giving different looks when you think you got it figured out he switches it up he’s literally unpredictable it’s never a 1,2,3,4,5 it’s 2,5,3,1,4 there’s no patterns in what he does because once you do figure it out its already too late he’s already changed the punch selection.
@@tbupnexttruths1355 nope but when you have great coaching and someone in floyd with gifted muscle twitch fiber and reflexes it increases the possibility, the fact is you don't get as good as floyd without putting in the time, can't downplay the work
@@OliverOils I respectfully disagree maybe more gifted athletes but floyd was smaller and did more with his gifts, his use of the job his distance management his faints and counters, he set traps and he's never uncomfortable he can brawl and he can box, he started to fight defensively as he went up in weight fighting naturally bigger guys
@@king.deandre while I respect Floyd his skills are pretty overrated both Duran and Leonard went up in weight to fight men who were more powerful than them Floyd carefully chose fighters who were not as fast as him I still think Floyd is untested despite what his record says Duran had more skills than him, Floyd's whole game was to fight on the outside as much as possible Duran could fight ANYWHERE Leonard could also adjust as well as Floyd except he's faster, more aggressive and has wider punch selection
My favorite rhing about floyd is that he's alwyas in postion to counter, he's never just shelled up like the guys that use the philly shell, his defense and offense is seamless he can catch a shot with his shoulder roll and counter in one motion, also he punches off rhythm he jabs and makes his oppent resets because he doesn't need a rhythm hes just automatic and comfortable with fighting in any part of the ring, he's the only fighter ive seen invite fighters to the corner and get the best of them with his back on the ropes
Floyd does nearly everything perfectly. In fact when you find fight analysis videos showing a fighter doing something wrong and getting caught for it, you can usually find a clip of floyd to use to show how to do it properly. Floyd can fight at all ranges. inside, midrange outside. he can fight going forward or backward or laterally. The few times he got rocked like by mosley he never panicked. I was just thinking of that the other day how Joshua panics when he gets pressured or rocked. And there floyd is to show what to do when he got rocked, dont panick and grab and hold to recover.
Amazing instincts, skills, precision, BRAINS, and his toughness and chin are so underrated. Breaking down and slowing down the film shows you how much of an amazing skilled Boxer he is/was. like mike tyson said about him...he stays in that gym. lived and ate boxing and when u put in the work, when it comes to game time...he made it look so easy. i can watch his film all day
Dude don't know what he talking bout. Gazelle punch!😂😂😂 Most of this stuff is instinctual when you been boxing for so long. It is a science but this channel ain't it
Another thing is not just his unmatched IQ, decision making and adapting…it’s his unrelenting stamina; which is no surprise because many have said he trains and runs randomly and even after the club of party ( he never drinks or smokes as well).
Floyd didn’t get any credit for the risks he took inside of the ring. Leading with hooks right hands throwing long range rear hooks and shoulder rolling are difficult maneuvers. Power shot no jab risks eating a big counter. Shoulder roll wrong and that’s a right hand to your jaw
his feints and footwork aren't talked about much because everybody looks at his hands, opponent could never tell if he was looking to counter, punch or just circle and move, plus he was the most accurate puncher ever.
@redsnflrinc I watch Bivol these days for a boxer that’s anywhere close to Floyd in cunning and ring artistry. Biv’s Soviet step is poetry in motion. One of the few guys who trains his feet as much his hands
Ricky Hatton echoed what Berto said about Floyd just watching his movements in the ring. He could tell when a punch was coming from subtle body movements. Floyds focused eye contact was a very underrated attribute. He could make an opponent 'shot shy'.
In my opinion Floyd is the GOAT of Boxing. His Defense combined with offensive accuracy & efficiency is so crazy good, no other boxer is even close to that level. To me Floyd is the best ever and my favorite! - Casual fan from Finland
Floyd’s right hook was next level. People are scared to throw it from an orthodox stance but if you have the reach for it you can set it up and no one ever expects it
Absolute class of a video! This was an excellent breakdown. The analysis of his offense, especially his pull counter and his unexpected, fast attacks, was spot on. One thing I would’ve added is a bit more about his L-guard in the inside game, which he uses to pin his opponent’s guard and put them in uncomfortable positions. The defense part was also amazing I really liked the shoulder roll section. The breakdown of his long guard was excellent as well, showing how he uses it to create defensive traffic (I personally use this a lot). I’ve learned tons from fighters like Mayweather, Ward (Skillr's breakdown was perfect), Bivol, Stevenson, Klitscho for my outside game. Thank you so much, Skillr Boxing, and keep up the great work! I’d love to see a breakdown of Shakur Stevenson one day!
Great video skillr! Covering the greatest p4p boxer of our generation! Notice the use of Floyds elbow for an additional defensive layer, frequently used to parry and create space for counters while putting the opponent off balance! Floyd lets himself get hit a lot, knowing that hes gaining a positional advantage since hes not being hit clean! The right counter is unbelievably fast since his position only requires a quick twist to go from defense to offense, which is usually multiplied by the opponent moving in on him! Notice the several forms of guard mastery, combined with extremely evasive footwork, keeping himself safe from over aggressive opponents! Notice the jab to 'pin' the opponent's high guard! Mayweather can follow up with any number of strikes, but opts for an extremely unexpected body jab off the same hand, which changes levels and sets up a followup right if wanted!
I was never and still not a fan of this man as a person, but I have always acknowledged him as one of the best boxers ever! Anyone who says otherwise is unable to separate their personal feelings about the man vs the boxer!
I could recommend you to watch some 24/7 episodes that follow him closely with his friends, family, training; it made me change my view of him because outside of the press conferences and social media and trash talks he does to build up a fight (which is a smart strategy to monetise his fight since his boxing style is not entertaining to the masses); he seemed to me to be a nice guy, just my view, cheers
I remember reading a Floyd interview for the first time around 1996. He was showing the reporter around his house and cars when he actually said that he had mastered boxing. This was back in 1996
He has everything if you marked all aspects out of 10 he would rank at least 9 in most categories. On top of all of his skill and god given talent he works harder than anyone else in the gym. Thats an unbeatable combination
Just know each Floyd mayweather tactic breakdown video you make increases my ring iq since I pick up tactics one has mastered, so thank you, keep it up 💙
This is what Conor said when he fought him. Floyd changed his approach 3x in the fight. Conor said that he only prepared for the first 2 styles. When Floyd adjusted for the 3rd time mid fight, Conor ran out of answers.
Mayweather been rolling that left shoulder since he was in diapers. It's like walking to him, like breathing... it's second nature to him. Something he doesn't even have to think about. Dude is truly a joy to watch when you disregard his behavior outside the ring. The greatest defensive boxer in history. Hands down.
Thank you bro you are the best at breakdown boxer style. all your video is easy to are easy to understand. Hope you to become more success at the future.
Honestly my answer sounds weird but he is no easy fighter to beat, switch the game plan. Every round. Or mid round even if it works, the less he can read you the better.we have all heard of the K.I.S.S concept this called the Dr. Who principles. Never keep simple stupid. It is long shot idea but no man is invincible just formidable, and he is highly formidable.
The problem with what you’re saying is if you haven’t trained and mastered a strategy or technique in the gym already, you ain’t gonna pull it off against one of the greatest boxers of all time on fight night. Even at elite level, a lot of boxers don’t have a plan b cos plan a takes so dang long. The ones who have a deep tool bag and are resilient can make adjustments. Very few boxers even showed that against Floyd. Zab Judah comes to mind, but for every adjustment, Floyd matched him. Maidana exploited a wonderful tactic/trap; Floyd adjusted. We never saw how deep his toolbag went on account of no one being able to match him physically or iq.
The philly shell is a stance, shoulder roll is the movement you do to block a rear hand (orthodox vs orthodox) when you are in the philly shell stance. Occasionally you could defend using a shoulder roll even if you are not using the philly shell, or vice versa
One of the things that Floyd does so well and doesn't get spoken on nearly enough is that he's rarely, if never out of position. Even when he's backed up against the ropes, he's not out of position to create an offensive barrage.
Super décryptage! Très enrichissant! Ça serait intéressant d'avoir le même type de vidéo pour beterbiev qui est aussi soviétique mais avec une boxe différente! Dans tous les cas, un gros merci !
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Floyd up jabbing canelo is something i never noticed. this was more than 10 years ago and I never noticed until this video. who would ever think the taller, rangier fighter would up jab the shorter guy but it worked and was probably not practiced for at all in canelos training camp
Floyd specifically used the right hook, more than he usually does the right straight, against Cotto likely because he wanted Miguel to keep a solid wedge block from the right hook and making it harder for Cotto to counter and land with his best punch, the left hook, compared to straights that can more easily be slipped and parried into counters (faster but easier to block and parry to the side than hooks coming around your guard requiring somewhat of a stiff arm to block hooks (which isn't the best way to defend them, rolling under by far the best option, whilst straights depend on the situation - slip, roll or parry depending on situation and opponent are all effective to defend & counter)
Floyd was my favorite growing up, he’s who I started watching when I first got into combat sports. He still has THE MOST beautifully, destructive jab I’ve ever seen thrown.. I mean, holy shit, it seems almost fake when you watch him hit the bag.
Good video only thing missing was the clip of his offense verse Arturo gatti rip. That video showed a masterful example of floyds offense for like 7 rounds of brutality.
With the head leaned forward, you either go all in or all out. This means your head is just at the edge of range to where there's the distance to react to shots to make a reflex-type decision like pull counter or your head is fully in their chest so there isn't room to fully load on shots and Floyd fights on the inside or used escapes.
Floyd mayweather really was amazing if you watch his skill set his ability's in the Ring amazing it's literally watch a artist at work he was a great athlete more disciplined and a harder Worker then most his opponents in the gym and he grew up in a box and family the results speak for themselves
People already know he’s the greatest defensive fighter, but Floyd is genuinely one of the best offensively sound fighters. His accuracy and shot selection is crazy. And he’s aware when he needs to let his hands go. Only fight he disappointed me offensively was against baldomir
The 2 close fights of his career, Maidana and Hoya all throw combos from close range, which is the best tool against the philly shell. That still doesn't mean it's his weakness, but the way one may beat him.
That’s why when ppl compare him to tank I laugh this guy is the definition of skill , Focus & consistency boxer understands the ring & controls the ring more dangerous then a super power brawler with a good amount of skills
The only way to beat Floyd is infighting. Floyd will always beat anyone on points because hes that much better. Close the gap and use upper cuts and body shots it will eventually take a toll on him and open him up. But I'm pretty sure he knows thats his weakness which is why he loves to control everyone with the jab and with clinching and "running".
Floyds biggest weakness was his hands were always getting injured. Which made his wins that much more impressive. A few strengths the video didn't touch on was his chin. Even the shots he did take he was never knocked down one time. Floyds stamina was also superhuman. He became faster as the fight went on and didn't tire.
Floyd had a reach advantage in most of all his fights. He just has a god given talent of a natural feel with his distance and timing. It's straight up art work, because these boxers are leaps and bounds higher in IQ for boxing than your average joe.
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Can you make video why ppl think floyd is weak and why he made it look so easy. Flawless
most overrated fighter in the history of all sports! didn't deserve a ton of decisions. history will judge him a true run duck and cower boy, only fan boys who have neva fought think he is anything great. 😁 fearful floyd Mayweather.
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@tony2ton848 Most overrated fighter in the history of all sports?! That is stupid as fu*k to say when any fighter that is overrated gets caught and then gets exposed!! You fought before?! If that is the case I understand why you're hating cause you're in the RUclips comment section while Mayweather is still the highest paid boxer of all time!! Shut up RUclips coach!!😂😂
Loved this content....❤
Skill beyond belief. And what people never realized. As he got older. He really didn’t want to hurt anyone. He simply frustrated you till the point you make critical mistakes. He let you beat yourself
Bruce Lee philosophy
oh that shit still hurts. those hall of fame worthy, elite boxers froze up in front of him and didnt let their hands go for a reason
Floyd HAS NO WEAKNESSES, you better pray you catch him in the first 1-3 rounds with something big like Shane Mosley but actually put him out otherwise every minute that goes by he’s gathering information and it’s pretty much over from there. Floyd is gifted like some of the greats of all time the difference is he’s not there to please everyone, he’s there to win and that’s why some call it “boring” but people who are obsessed with boxing at that deeply know it’s beautiful everything he’s doing. The micro adjustments he does that 99% will never see let alone understand or appreciate is the reason why he’s 49-0 (McGregor don’t count)
He is slightly weak to southpaws and body shots.
No such thing as a boxer that doesn't have weaknesses. Nobody has been able to effectively exploit them round over round to beat him, that's it.
@@DeagleBeagle I've heard that for years. What makes you believe he's weak to Southpaws?
@@anthonyb5036 This is true. Floyd doesn't have any major weaknesses is more accurate IMO.
@@anthonyb5036 so your basically saying he’s able to adapt better than literally everyone he’s ever fought pretty much like I said no weaknesses in his game. Boxing is like you either have it or you don’t no amount of training will ever be enough for 99% of people Floyd is that 1% who are born to fight and are molded by it to this day I’ve never seen a fighter who’s as aware as he is in the ring the only one who even comes close is a prime Roy jones but even he wasn’t as perfect as Floyd because Floyd was way more defensively responsible Roy relied on his reflexes and speed but he was susceptible to punches trying to be flashy. I’m Mexican and when people say “Floyd would of got his ass whooped by Chavez like his uncle did” I laugh because no one will ever truly understand Floyd isn’t just a Philly shell guy like his uncle was he’s literally mastered every guard like this video points out always giving different looks when you think you got it figured out he switches it up he’s literally unpredictable it’s never a 1,2,3,4,5 it’s 2,5,3,1,4 there’s no patterns in what he does because once you do figure it out its already too late he’s already changed the punch selection.
He makes all this look incredibly easy. When I try this kind of stuff in sparring, I get fucked up.
He's been at since age 6
@@king.deandreyea sometimes that don’t matter cause ‘tis mfs that been doing it just as long and can’t do this
@@tbupnexttruths1355 nope but when you have great coaching and someone in floyd with gifted muscle twitch fiber and reflexes it increases the possibility, the fact is you don't get as good as floyd without putting in the time, can't downplay the work
LOL, I had found out the hard way, a few years ago! I genuinely believed that I could do it. Little that I knew 😂
He said he perfected a lot of his techniques during fights.
I wasn't alive for sugar ray robison or ali or even tyson but im fortunate to have grew up on floyd i think he's the most skilled boxer of all time
He definitely was! I think Robinson was 2nd
Last 50 fights undefeated. Definitely one of the best to do it.
Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran is more skilled
Floyd is just more defensively responsible
@@OliverOils I respectfully disagree maybe more gifted athletes but floyd was smaller and did more with his gifts, his use of the job his distance management his faints and counters, he set traps and he's never uncomfortable he can brawl and he can box, he started to fight defensively as he went up in weight fighting naturally bigger guys
@@king.deandre while I respect Floyd
his skills are pretty overrated
both Duran and Leonard went up in weight to fight men who were more powerful than them
Floyd carefully chose fighters who were not as fast as him
I still think Floyd is untested despite what his record says
Duran had more skills than him, Floyd's whole game was to fight on the outside as much as possible
Duran could fight ANYWHERE
Leonard could also adjust as well as Floyd except he's faster, more aggressive and has wider punch selection
My favorite rhing about floyd is that he's alwyas in postion to counter, he's never just shelled up like the guys that use the philly shell, his defense and offense is seamless he can catch a shot with his shoulder roll and counter in one motion, also he punches off rhythm he jabs and makes his oppent resets because he doesn't need a rhythm hes just automatic and comfortable with fighting in any part of the ring, he's the only fighter ive seen invite fighters to the corner and get the best of them with his back on the ropes
Helluva fighter
No, helluva a defense but fighter no sir
@@pdogg7484pretty boy was puttin mfs to sleep
Like I said before . I take my hat off too him. He made a lot of smart investments. But hey, it comes with the territory.
Tough competitor
God only made one thing perfect and that's my boxing record lmao
Floyd does nearly everything perfectly. In fact when you find fight analysis videos showing a fighter doing something wrong and getting caught for it, you can usually find a clip of floyd to use to show how to do it properly. Floyd can fight at all ranges. inside, midrange outside. he can fight going forward or backward or laterally. The few times he got rocked like by mosley he never panicked. I was just thinking of that the other day how Joshua panics when he gets pressured or rocked. And there floyd is to show what to do when he got rocked, dont panick and grab and hold to recover.
Amazing instincts, skills, precision, BRAINS, and his toughness and chin are so underrated. Breaking down and slowing down the film shows you how much of an amazing skilled Boxer he is/was. like mike tyson said about him...he stays in that gym. lived and ate boxing and when u put in the work, when it comes to game time...he made it look so easy. i can watch his film all day
i know nothing about boxing but vids like this makes me respect the sport
Dude don't know what he talking bout. Gazelle punch!😂😂😂 Most of this stuff is instinctual when you been boxing for so long. It is a science but this channel ain't it
Another thing is not just his unmatched IQ, decision making and adapting…it’s his unrelenting stamina; which is no surprise because many have said he trains and runs randomly and even after the club of party ( he never drinks or smokes as well).
IQ that he always running away and hugging that makes Boxing ratings decrease.
@@Lol-dw5xbThere’s no hope for self made stupidity
It’s his ability to switch from offense to defense then back to offense with cat like reflexes. The man be locked in on some extra dimensional shxt❕
Floyd didn’t get any credit for the risks he took inside of the ring. Leading with hooks right hands throwing long range rear hooks and shoulder rolling are difficult maneuvers. Power shot no jab risks eating a big counter. Shoulder roll wrong and that’s a right hand to your jaw
his feints and footwork aren't talked about much because everybody looks at his hands, opponent could never tell if he was looking to counter, punch or just circle and move, plus he was the most accurate puncher ever.
@redsnflrinc I watch Bivol these days for a boxer that’s anywhere close to Floyd in cunning and ring artistry. Biv’s Soviet step is poetry in motion. One of the few guys who trains his feet as much his hands
@@LeadLeftLeontank and curmel. Jaron boots, terrence crawford. All are have insane ring iq and crazy offense/defense.
Yup and that leaping hook is a crazy risk, could definitely get knocked out coming in if opponent reads it
@@D3great curmel got a weak defense
Ricky Hatton echoed what Berto said about Floyd just watching his movements in the ring. He could tell when a punch was coming from subtle body movements. Floyds focused eye contact was a very underrated attribute. He could make an opponent 'shot shy'.
That's what happened to Pac
This is the absolute best explanation of Floyds traps I've ever heard anyone say. SPOT ON!
No it isnt its a better break down vid that will blow your mind
@@ernDog19781 How you gonna say that and then not give me the link
@@FitchEntertainment Check out Wilson Kayden watch his “Ultimate Film Study” he did on Floyd Mayweather, you’ll love it
@@FitchEntertainment Boxing gems
Floyd greatest body jab of all time
I think he's got knockdowns with it too
@@WestKnyleHe got knock down once but win 50 matches stop crying
@@kaungmyat9850reread his comment, smooth brain.
@@kaungmyat9850 completely different subject. Fool. Nobody is crying over here...TF are you talking about.
In my opinion Floyd is the GOAT of Boxing. His Defense combined with offensive accuracy & efficiency is so crazy good, no other boxer is even close to that level. To me Floyd is the best ever and my favorite! - Casual fan from Finland
the GOAT, you could do a 24hr film study and barely scratch the surface of the Scientist that was Floyd
lmao
Masterful... Only maybe 2 fights out of 50 where you can say he didn't control absolutely everything. Even the rounds he lost were setup.
Floyd’s right hook was next level. People are scared to throw it from an orthodox stance but if you have the reach for it you can set it up and no one ever expects it
Absolute class of a video! This was an excellent breakdown. The analysis of his offense, especially his pull counter and his unexpected, fast attacks, was spot on. One thing I would’ve added is a bit more about his L-guard in the inside game, which he uses to pin his opponent’s guard and put them in uncomfortable positions.
The defense part was also amazing I really liked the shoulder roll section. The breakdown of his long guard was excellent as well, showing how he uses it to create defensive traffic (I personally use this a lot).
I’ve learned tons from fighters like Mayweather, Ward (Skillr's breakdown was perfect), Bivol, Stevenson, Klitscho for my outside game.
Thank you so much, Skillr Boxing, and keep up the great work! I’d love to see a breakdown of Shakur Stevenson one day!
Great video skillr!
Covering the greatest p4p boxer of our generation!
Notice the use of Floyds elbow for an additional defensive layer, frequently used to parry and create space for counters while putting the opponent off balance!
Floyd lets himself get hit a lot, knowing that hes gaining a positional advantage since hes not being hit clean!
The right counter is unbelievably fast since his position only requires a quick twist to go from defense to offense, which is usually multiplied by the opponent moving in on him!
Notice the several forms of guard mastery, combined with extremely evasive footwork, keeping himself safe from over aggressive opponents!
Notice the jab to 'pin' the opponent's high guard! Mayweather can follow up with any number of strikes, but opts for an extremely unexpected body jab off the same hand, which changes levels and sets up a followup right if wanted!
People who undermine floyd and say hes running fail on iq tests they cant comprehend this level of wisdom in boxing
I was never and still not a fan of this man as a person, but I have always acknowledged him as one of the best boxers ever! Anyone who says otherwise is unable to separate their personal feelings about the man vs the boxer!
Great quote because I also think of him that way. I hate him as a person but acknowledged him as a boxer.
I could recommend you to watch some 24/7 episodes that follow him closely with his friends, family, training; it made me change my view of him because outside of the press conferences and social media and trash talks he does to build up a fight (which is a smart strategy to monetise his fight since his boxing style is not entertaining to the masses); he seemed to me to be a nice guy, just my view, cheers
I haven't watched Floyd fight much. But this video makes me appreciate him more. His relexes are insane.
IMO, he’s the greatest boxer ever, the literal definition of boxing is to hit, and not get hit, he mastered that to a level no one even comes close to
I’ve been waiting a video on Mayweather, a boxer who mastered the Art of Boxing 🥊
I remember reading a Floyd interview for the first time around 1996. He was showing the reporter around his house and cars when he actually said that he had mastered boxing. This was back in 1996
Floyd a legend
I'm a total novice to the sport and the art of it, aside from scrapping with neighborhood kids in my youth. But WOW is this impressive. Im hooked.
MJ is to music while FM is to boxing.., both unique in their craft.
He has everything if you marked all aspects out of 10 he would rank at least 9 in most categories. On top of all of his skill and god given talent he works harder than anyone else in the gym. Thats an unbeatable combination
The goat 🐐 of boxing 🥊💪! Get em champ!
Just know each Floyd mayweather tactic breakdown video you make increases my ring iq since I pick up tactics one has mastered, so thank you, keep it up 💙
This was well done TBE
This is what Conor said when he fought him. Floyd changed his approach 3x in the fight. Conor said that he only prepared for the first 2 styles. When Floyd adjusted for the 3rd time mid fight, Conor ran out of answers.
Mayweather didn't fight like himself though. He was just playing around.
I love how this guy not only analyzes the best boxer of all time then uses devin haney as an example on what not to do. Lol.
😭😭😭
What not to do? He does everything right to the best of his abilities, so what he's boring and not as entertaining.
Mayweather been rolling that left shoulder since he was in diapers. It's like walking to him, like breathing... it's second nature to him. Something he doesn't even have to think about. Dude is truly a joy to watch when you disregard his behavior outside the ring. The greatest defensive boxer in history. Hands down.
Thank you bro you are the best at breakdown boxer style. all your video is easy to are easy to understand. Hope you to become more success at the future.
Skillr boxing is class
We finnaly got mayweather!!
Finally*👈🏼....you big dummy 😂
Honestly my answer sounds weird but he is no easy fighter to beat, switch the game plan. Every round. Or mid round even if it works, the less he can read you the better.we have all heard of the K.I.S.S concept this called the Dr. Who principles. Never keep simple stupid. It is long shot idea but no man is invincible just formidable, and he is highly formidable.
Switch it every round. Need to go back to 4 Kingz level. Floyd was the only fairly recent guy in the same league of skill with Leonard and Duran
Terrance Bud Crawford sleeping Mayweather
@@kingston23 Nah
Easy @@kingston23
The problem with what you’re saying is if you haven’t trained and mastered a strategy or technique in the gym already, you ain’t gonna pull it off against one of the greatest boxers of all time on fight night. Even at elite level, a lot of boxers don’t have a plan b cos plan a takes so dang long. The ones who have a deep tool bag and are resilient can make adjustments. Very few boxers even showed that against Floyd. Zab Judah comes to mind, but for every adjustment, Floyd matched him. Maidana exploited a wonderful tactic/trap; Floyd adjusted. We never saw how deep his toolbag went on account of no one being able to match him physically or iq.
The best athlete / businessman the world of sports has ever seen!
Interesting to hear him refer to it as the Philly shell. Other times it’s the shoulder roll. Is there a difference
The philly shell is a stance, shoulder roll is the movement you do to block a rear hand (orthodox vs orthodox) when you are in the philly shell stance. Occasionally you could defend using a shoulder roll even if you are not using the philly shell, or vice versa
I truly believe he’s the greatest boxer of all times.
T.B.E
Agreed
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6:16 pull counters, notices its a feint, dodges. Super quick
F*cking amazing!,please next the underrated counter puncher Juan Manuel Marquez❤❤
not being able to recognize a boxer's weakness is crazy
One of the things that Floyd does so well and doesn't get spoken on nearly enough is that he's rarely, if never out of position. Even when he's backed up against the ropes, he's not out of position to create an offensive barrage.
The Grandmaster of the sweet science, the best ever🔥
Def adding this to my bag
One cannot doubt his boxing excellence….as for his personality, well, THAT is something else.
Well trained, Great Coaches.Tip of the Hat to his Father and Uncle Roger.
Great video quality, very good research, excellent knowledge & great background music. Skiller Boxing, thank you for making these kinds of videos.
Could we possibly get a breakdown of Lomachenko or Naoya next?
Naoya its impossible due to copyright, Loma, we might have found a way...
Could we get Roy Jones jr please 😢
@@skillrboxing Roy Jones plz
@@skillrboxingwhat about de la Hoya
@@skillrboxing Roy Jones jr next please 🥺
His unbreakable focus is amazing! He is "THE PROFESSIONAL"!!
Floyd is the boxing
Beautiful video 🥊
Next Naoya Inoue breakdown 😢
Would love to, but his fights are heavily copyrighted...
@@skillrboxing awe man……..
Love him or hate him, you better respect him as a masterclass boxer and defensive guru! His skills are unmatched and second to none in the ring!
It's good to see the new generation pick up the baton a dropped off 10 years ago with these video. Good video buddy.
Super décryptage! Très enrichissant! Ça serait intéressant d'avoir le même type de vidéo pour beterbiev qui est aussi soviétique mais avec une boxe différente! Dans tous les cas, un gros merci !
"Beyond boxing, the world of martial arts offers a wealth of diverse techniques. I'm a huge fan of boxing, but I'm keen to highlight the basics of Muay Thai and other grappling styles in a video."
Yea but this is the sweet science for a reason
And other arts are called dirty science but are have studied, do yo mind me asking
No ways this is for the boxing fans
Who said his??
@@jacobharris954
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8 minutes ago
I apologize if my previous request was misinterpreted I'm simply interested in learning more about striking and grappling techniques for self-defense I have a deep appreciation for boxing and the art of striking, but I'd also like to explore other disciplines
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Yessir it's finally here!
Love or hate Floyd, one can't deny he is a beast in the ring.
I like him as a boxer, but hate him as a person.
WHAT A MASTER PIECE!!!!
Fantastic breakdown!!
Floyd up jabbing canelo is something i never noticed. this was more than 10 years ago and I never noticed until this video. who would ever think the taller, rangier fighter would up jab the shorter guy but it worked and was probably not practiced for at all in canelos training camp
Great video 👏🏻
Great Video!🥊
It's not a simple question. Indeed!
skillr absolutely should activate the "thanks" option 🙏🥊
Super interesting video as Always! Thanks
Floyd specifically used the right hook, more than he usually does the right straight, against Cotto likely because he wanted Miguel to keep a solid wedge block from the right hook and making it harder for Cotto to counter and land with his best punch, the left hook, compared to straights that can more easily be slipped and parried into counters (faster but easier to block and parry to the side than hooks coming around your guard requiring somewhat of a stiff arm to block hooks (which isn't the best way to defend them, rolling under by far the best option, whilst straights depend on the situation - slip, roll or parry depending on situation and opponent are all effective to defend & counter)
Best of all time
Amazing presentation. Thank you.
Floyd was my favorite growing up, he’s who I started watching when I first got into combat sports. He still has THE MOST beautifully, destructive jab I’ve ever seen thrown.. I mean, holy shit, it seems almost fake when you watch him hit the bag.
The Helluva Fighter flip was hilarious. I see what you did there…
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That transition at 8:44 was smooth😮💨
Just a beautifull tech boxer , so much class
This is awesome 🔥
Good video only thing missing was the clip of his offense verse Arturo gatti rip. That video showed a masterful example of floyds offense for like 7 rounds of brutality.
Is Ricardo Lopez on your list?
We talking about Mayweather turd. Not Ricardo Lopez!! Stay focused 🤷🏾♂️
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@@ChadPayne1 It's a comment section. He's making a recommendation. Chill.
@@gael.7593 I also just made a comment. It’s a comment section!! Now you chill.
@@ChadPayne1I think he’s asking for a recommendation video…
With the head leaned forward, you either go all in or all out. This means your head is just at the edge of range to where there's the distance to react to shots to make a reflex-type decision like pull counter or your head is fully in their chest so there isn't room to fully load on shots and Floyd fights on the inside or used escapes.
THE BEST EVER!
Floyd mayweather really was amazing if you watch his skill set his ability's in the Ring amazing it's literally watch a artist at work he was a great athlete more disciplined and a harder Worker then most his opponents in the gym and he grew up in a box and family the results speak for themselves
People already know he’s the greatest defensive fighter, but Floyd is genuinely one of the best offensively sound fighters. His accuracy and shot selection is crazy. And he’s aware when he needs to let his hands go. Only fight he disappointed me offensively was against baldomir
skillr blowing up fr rdy for the future ahead
The 2 close fights of his career, Maidana and Hoya all throw combos from close range, which is the best tool against the philly shell. That still doesn't mean it's his weakness, but the way one may beat him.
love your vids. Waiting for Pirog analysis, he's so underrated :C
And also would nice to see some analysis of old school boxers. Young Foreman for ex
That’s why when ppl compare him to tank I laugh this guy is the definition of skill , Focus & consistency boxer understands the ring & controls the ring more dangerous then a super power brawler with a good amount of skills
Gotta admit Floyd is one of the GOATS ..skill wise he is the GOAT
he can generate so much power from a short distance unreal
I would love to see a comparison between Floyd and James Toney’s Philly shell. Both are masters I think Tony is a little more phone booth style.😊
It's not as easy as he makes it look..AB tried it,Devin Haney etc
The only way to beat Floyd is infighting. Floyd will always beat anyone on points because hes that much better. Close the gap and use upper cuts and body shots it will eventually take a toll on him and open him up. But I'm pretty sure he knows thats his weakness which is why he loves to control everyone with the jab and with clinching and "running".
Floyds biggest weakness was his hands were always getting injured. Which made his wins that much more impressive. A few strengths the video didn't touch on was his chin. Even the shots he did take he was never knocked down one time. Floyds stamina was also superhuman. He became faster as the fight went on and didn't tire.
Good shoulder rolls defend. Master shoulder rolls will counter off of it. Oscar learned the shoulder roll from the best but couldn’t strike out of it
You have to sit n think how you are going to defeat that man. Shows that you are great
Floyd had a reach advantage in most of all his fights.
He just has a god given talent of a natural feel with his distance and timing.
It's straight up art work, because these boxers are leaps and bounds higher in IQ for boxing than your average joe.
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Most successful of the modern era? Wrong… Most successful of all eras period, the best ever 🥊 🐐