@@Grandmasterkiller yeah I admit Castillo 1 and Maidana 1 were very controversial but that's why he gave them a rematch. As a matter of fact I'll admit Floyd lost to Castillo and drew with Maidana. His actual record is 48-1-1, but it is what it is.
@@QuadirBrown-xt7ivno he did not draw with Maidana. Machine gun flurries that glanced, slap, and shove do not score. Dickpunching, knees, headbutts and BITING are not tools of a winning boxer. Not even Maidana was under the impression he won that fight.
@@Grandmasterkillerand if he had lost it would be counted as a loss, right? Can't have it both ways. Plus he had to be licensed, it was a sanctioned boxing match, it counts on the official record. Plus this person was a boxer first. So there's that
@@kimbarsegyanhe’s a boxer no boxer life should matter if they not inside of the ring or boxing , you shouldn’t care about a boxer life or how that boxer acts if he a great boxer then he a great boxer no matters how he act can’t break down his accomplishments with something outside of the ring.
@@kimbarsegyanhe doesn’t like he’s 10 mate. He acts like a man that hasn’t lost his soul because he’s actually living the life he wanted. It’s hilarious how people are so worried about looking “civilized” when we all end up in under a grave
So many ppl say he’s got “no power” but I know a few great fighters have spoken about how deceptive his power really is. Not throwing level 10 punches but consistent 7-8’s coming clean and precise to your face for every round 1-12. Incredible accuracy. You can see the similar style to James Toney or BHop. Guys who would wear you down over the course of a long 12 round fight and once they have you in deep water drowned you for a late stoppage. Personally it’s my absolute favorite style fighter to watch! Love me some Hearns and Tyson but those round 10-12 KO’s take a very special individual to pull of , just my opinion of course ! ☝️
@@tupples2863 I think the story Floyd tells is that his hands were brittle from day one. But as a younger fighter and fighting guys in his natural weight class he was still able to punch hard enough to go for the KO. Corrales and Gotti type performances! (He destroyed Gotti in Winning gloves which are considered the “pillows” of boxing). So I don’t think it was really his hands as much as him wanting to create longevity for himself by intentionally changing his style. He changed his style so he could still win (even against guys 20-30lbs heavier) IE Floyd VS Saul had Floyd at 146 on fight night and Canelo at 165. I know his hands were bad but I believe they always had been brittle. The transformation from Pretty Boy to Money was simply a longevity strategy and I think he pulled it off wonderfully. You could even see in the fights with Cotto and Mosley he could have gotten the KO late…. If he REALLY pushed for it. He already knew he had won ….. so just on to the next one! Great comment though ! I love watching boxers first and second half of their careers. It’s very interesting to see how they change and adapt. IE James Toney, Roberto Duran, Bernard Hopkins , Ray Leonard. All these legends changed styles quite drastically to make it that many years into such a brutal sport !
He actually does carry some decent power. It isn’t some big KO power or anything, but it is enough to have the other guy respect it. Unlike some fighters who are genuinely pillow fisted and can’t keep the aggressors off them because their power isn’t respected enough.
@@jesuspernia8031 I definitely agree he had deceptive power meaning heavy handed enough he’s got your respect but being 2-3 divisions above his natural weight he was cracking guys cold by any means.
Couldn't stand Mayweather at one point praying someone corners him and lay him out until I realized what he was doing the entire time I was hating. Retired from the sport, no brain injuries etc. saying he's a legend just to have his mind grow dim over time left somewhere with a belt around a generation with zero respect for him because he threw his mental health away for spectacle and glory. He made his money fair and square and can enjoy it without having to pour it all into medical bills etc. I believe he's probably one of the smartest fighters to get in the ring.
Bro exactly. Once people understand what true boxing is (not a slugfest) they will realize that this man is a genius. Undefeated in 5 weight divisions beating 24 WORLD CHAMPIONS. He was hit hard like 4 times in 50 fights, most accurate puncher, landed on the highest % while making over a billion dollars is unbelievable and we probably won't see that happen ever again. How can anyone hate this man. Incredibly inspirational human being.
@@jermainepaenga7948 Yup, the only thing I'll have to admit is, like say a Karate tournament, if you're watching a sport, you have to consider the sport, rules and the points needed to win. Sometimes....SOMETIMES lol, you just want to see a fight! But its just not worth it if the compensations so empty for the fighters in the end so I'm done supporting it.
@TyCollage Yeah, totally man I hear you. Everyone loves to see a KO for sure I agree but if you appreciate defensive as well this man was amazing to watch. 24 years with his health still in tact he saw the long term vision and didn't want to end up how most retired fighters do
@@LBOOGIEDAMANN all depends on what you done before. It's so easy to sit on the internet and say I can do that. Try this, go to your gym and do a hour session with your trainer and then hit the bag non stop for 45 mins and tell me how easy it is
I actually do boxing I’ve been doing boxing for 2 years now and I can tell you that it’s not easy to punch a heavy bag for an hour because it takes technical skill to hit the bag well. People say it’s easy because they never got one and the videos that u see or they see think it’s easy because they think it’s just hitting the bag but it’s not it’s way harder of what you think and that bag is also heavy.
I’ve been boxing for 25 years and will never even be able to master a heavybag like Floyd let alone the ring. It just doesn’t look the same. It’s so effortless for him to create this flow and rhythm.
If you’ve never thrown a couple punches in your life before on the heavy bag then u really don’t know how hard it is to do what he’s doing the endurance is crazy
Its like magic the way Floyd be hitting that baG kuhh 😩 make it look soo effortlessly Floyd my favorite boxer also when it comes to professional boxing isa must Floyd be in yall top 5 iF not top 3 🤷🏾♂️💙🙏🏾💪🏾💯 🥊
Any video of mayweather hitting the bag, never anything fancy, to the untrained eye almost boring, but even to this day, repetition. The same punches, in the same spots. Over and over. That’s a master.
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50-0 and still working. Bless this man.
What r u talking about a youtuber beat him 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤑 he's a loser
One of his opponents was 0-0 but he'll count that as a win. Floyd has controversial wins also
@@Grandmasterkiller yeah I admit Castillo 1 and Maidana 1 were very controversial but that's why he gave them a rematch. As a matter of fact I'll admit Floyd lost to Castillo and drew with Maidana. His actual record is 48-1-1, but it is what it is.
@@QuadirBrown-xt7ivno he did not draw with Maidana. Machine gun flurries that glanced, slap, and shove do not score.
Dickpunching, knees, headbutts and BITING are not tools of a winning boxer. Not even Maidana was under the impression he won that fight.
@@Grandmasterkillerand if he had lost it would be counted as a loss, right? Can't have it both ways.
Plus he had to be licensed, it was a sanctioned boxing match, it counts on the official record.
Plus this person was a boxer first. So there's that
Every punch hits flush. Gotta respect the amount of time it took to perfect his craft. Muscle memory on point
I mean I hope as a boxer his hits land flush 😂
@@alexibarra953850-0 he's retired so obviously he did. 🛑 🤡
@@alexibarra9538 … you do realize your opponent moves in boxing right ???
@@mopar_keys what does that have to do with hitting flush?
What is"hitting flush"?
The sound of every punch hitting clean is what gets me. So smooth
Stop riding
Looks like on his 20's. He is hero. Champion of all Times. 👍
Nice work champ 👍
get off his lebrons mother for the streets foo
And act like he's 10.
@@kimbarsegyanhe’s a boxer no boxer life should matter if they not inside of the ring or boxing , you shouldn’t care about a boxer life or how that boxer acts if he a great boxer then he a great boxer no matters how he act can’t break down his accomplishments with something outside of the ring.
@@kimbarsegyanhe doesn’t like he’s 10 mate. He acts like a man that hasn’t lost his soul because he’s actually living the life he wanted. It’s hilarious how people are so worried about looking “civilized” when we all end up in under a grave
The way he turns his hand/elbow when punching, perfection 🙌
I love this sport so much. I'm so glad I got to see a master like him.
Its all he knows, hes a boxing super computer.
He just moves like water and he’s got a 50-0 snap to his punches that just sounds so good
The pop is so satisfying
Always gr8 to see floyd.. anther living boxing legend.. respect
So many ppl say he’s got “no power” but I know a few great fighters have spoken about how deceptive his power really is. Not throwing level 10 punches but consistent 7-8’s coming clean and precise to your face for every round 1-12. Incredible accuracy. You can see the similar style to James Toney or BHop. Guys who would wear you down over the course of a long 12 round fight and once they have you in deep water drowned you for a late stoppage. Personally it’s my absolute favorite style fighter to watch! Love me some Hearns and Tyson but those round 10-12 KO’s take a very special individual to pull of , just my opinion of course ! ☝️
He fucked up his hand or something so he didn't fight as offensively as he used to
@@tupples2863 I think the story Floyd tells is that his hands were brittle from day one. But as a younger fighter and fighting guys in his natural weight class he was still able to punch hard enough to go for the KO. Corrales and Gotti type performances! (He destroyed Gotti in Winning gloves which are considered the “pillows” of boxing). So I don’t think it was really his hands as much as him wanting to create longevity for himself by intentionally changing his style. He changed his style so he could still win (even against guys 20-30lbs heavier) IE Floyd VS Saul had Floyd at 146 on fight night and Canelo at 165. I know his hands were bad but I believe they always had been brittle. The transformation from Pretty Boy to Money was simply a longevity strategy and I think he pulled it off wonderfully. You could even see in the fights with Cotto and Mosley he could have gotten the KO late…. If he REALLY pushed for it. He already knew he had won ….. so just on to the next one! Great comment though ! I love watching boxers first and second half of their careers. It’s very interesting to see how they change and adapt. IE James Toney, Roberto Duran, Bernard Hopkins , Ray Leonard. All these legends changed styles quite drastically to make it that many years into such a brutal sport !
@@mikeyflaherty4616👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
He actually does carry some decent power. It isn’t some big KO power or anything, but it is enough to have the other guy respect it. Unlike some fighters who are genuinely pillow fisted and can’t keep the aggressors off them because their power isn’t respected enough.
@@jesuspernia8031 I definitely agree he had deceptive power meaning heavy handed enough he’s got your respect but being 2-3 divisions above his natural weight he was cracking guys cold by any means.
Never gets old watching the master work
He’s using such little effort but his punches are slapping the bag 😂 that’s all technique and precision
Couldn't stand Mayweather at one point praying someone corners him and lay him out until I realized what he was doing the entire time I was hating.
Retired from the sport, no brain injuries etc. saying he's a legend just to have his mind grow dim over time left somewhere with a belt around a generation with zero respect for him because he threw his mental health away for spectacle and glory.
He made his money fair and square and can enjoy it without having to pour it all into medical bills etc. I believe he's probably one of the smartest fighters to get in the ring.
Oh he’s been in that corner just not for long 😂
Even when he s cornered his defense is so high he gets out with no scratch
Bro exactly. Once people understand what true boxing is (not a slugfest) they will realize that this man is a genius. Undefeated in 5 weight divisions beating 24 WORLD CHAMPIONS. He was hit hard like 4 times in 50 fights, most accurate puncher, landed on the highest % while making over a billion dollars is unbelievable and we probably won't see that happen ever again. How can anyone hate this man. Incredibly inspirational human being.
@@jermainepaenga7948 Yup, the only thing I'll have to admit is, like say a Karate tournament, if you're watching a sport, you have to consider the sport, rules and the points needed to win.
Sometimes....SOMETIMES lol, you just want to see a fight! But its just not worth it if the compensations so empty for the fighters in the end so I'm done supporting it.
@TyCollage Yeah, totally man I hear you. Everyone loves to see a KO for sure I agree but if you appreciate defensive as well this man was amazing to watch. 24 years with his health still in tact he saw the long term vision and didn't want to end up how most retired fighters do
It takes time and consistency to become this masterful
This dude is something
One of the best boxers of all time. Floyd is a master of the punch, as he knows when and wear to strike.
TERRANCE OUT
Terrance out
He was great anticipating his opponents punches before they were thrown. Simply GOAT
He's a genuine artist
I’m surprised the arm chair warriors aren’t telling him to keep his hands up.
💯 And as we all know ...
They don't know 💩 about boxing.
Im looking for those comments right now!
You want someone to say it so u can respond. What an interesting life you have lmao
Lol
Tf are we gonna say to the best defensive boxer in history lol
I heard he would do this for 30 - 45 mins.. That's crazy
He probably does that for 4hours straight
I can do this for 45 min straight. Money could probably do this for 45 rounds straight.
@@LBOOGIEDAMANN all depends on what you done before. It's so easy to sit on the internet and say I can do that.
Try this, go to your gym and do a hour session with your trainer and then hit the bag non stop for 45 mins and tell me how easy it is
@@boxerjp8276 right we did 5 minute burnouts at my gym and it ain’t easy I can only imagine 45
I actually do boxing I’ve been doing boxing for 2 years now and I can tell you that it’s not easy to punch a heavy bag for an hour because it takes technical skill to hit the bag well. People say it’s easy because they never got one and the videos that u see or they see think it’s easy because they think it’s just hitting the bag but it’s not it’s way harder of what you think and that bag is also heavy.
Nobody does it more smoothly and effortlessly. TBE
He gone punch that bag until its over 🔥🔥🔥 The greatest
I don’t understand how effortless it is for him to hit so hard. It’s crazy
Bro, that left hook is flawless!
This inspires me to go to gym and hit them combos
I used to hate on Floyd but the more I learned about boxing I can now say I understand he is the best defensive fighter I've ever watched fight
😭😭
Floyd a true soul warrior 🫶🙏❤️❤️much love and blessings to him❤️master fighter🥊❤️.
I’ve been boxing for 25 years and will never even be able to master a heavybag like Floyd let alone the ring. It just doesn’t look the same. It’s so effortless for him to create this flow and rhythm.
Like him or not, this is pure perfection. It’s beautifully done but with zip on the bag. No one can blend it better
You can just tell he woke up feeling GREAT that morning 🏆⚡️
Julio César Chávez máster of boxing 🥊
UNDENIABLY THE GREATEST DEFENSIVE FIGHTER OF ALL TIME..💯💯✌🏿
Go back n watch Ray Lenard
@@hellrell2611 Floyd is better than Ray Leonard
@@hellrell2611 at least spell his name right. Ray Leonard is inferior defensively to Floyd.
💯 Most definitely .
I wouldn't categorize him as that. This man's attack is incredible. He just so happens to also be the best defender in the game.
I can watch Floyd hit the bag all day and not get tired of it. He is truly a Master Boxer.
At his age, still in shape and still putting in that work. He lives for boxing.
its a religion
My man!
Love & Respect for Floyd Money Mayweather from India ❤
Miss you Floyd
Even though I wanted you to lose, your a purebred boxer.
I wish more people had your honesty about him. Kudos.
@@marcusclarkson2657 appreciate it, likewise
Keep your hands up champ.
Whether you like it or not, the CHAMP. proud of you, sir.
Precision is terrifying 😊
I was just now thinking of Floyd and the years of excellence he gave us all, then TH-cam shorts blessed me with this video😊
Effortless perfection
Notice he doesn’t go 100% in training. He just stays consistent and never stops. Rules to live by.
This is art 🖼️
If you’ve never thrown a couple punches in your life before on the heavy bag then u really don’t know how hard it is to do what he’s doing the endurance is crazy
TBE for a reason those punches have talent and experience.
The best the best day ever
Dude actually hits hard
The goat of 🥊 boxing.
He makes shit look so easy
Those 12 consecutive mid jabs sounds like a machine and how straight they were it’s nuts
His bag work is so fluid a calculated
It’s 1am and this makes me wanna run to the gym rn
So effortless
Til the wheels fall off… TBE 💯👊🏿
Everyone loved to hate him when he was active out here and now all I ever see in the comments is showers of praise… crazy how that works 🙄🤣
You dont even have to see it, just listen. #TBE
One of the best
This man is really the goat respect
I dont know anything about boxing, but this is beautiful...
Nice to see his work out slowed down.
He has so much accuracy when he punches amazing
one day he will be world champion
That way he hits 👊the bag it’s like a technician at work I love it #TMT
those hip shots gotta hurt
Love training
Running water never grows stale
He is a very kind champ in person real good dude
Eres el mejor te queremos mucho en México🇲🇽
Floyd mayweather llevo el boxeo a otro nivel muchos lo imitan por qué entendieron el juego
this guy is the king on mitts and heavy bag. he been polishing it up since the 90s baby dammm!!!
Love it brother awesome speed
He does have natural gifts, no doubt. But, this man works hard. To all the young people hard work and dedication pays.
He looks younger than a lot of boxers rn. I mean he looks about the same age as Errol and broner in this vid and he’s pushing 50. Crazy
Good Work Champ🏆
Dude those shoes are next level.
Them gloves are clean af!
Effortlessly snappy, That left check hook tho.
Still putting in that work.
floyd with the teal combats lets go
Legend 🔥
Beautiful
First thing I've not seen him run away from.
Love him or not so composed never flaps or loses it 👍🤟✨
The Best Ever 👊🏼
Pretty boy is always in shape.
Softer de charmin
Truly amazing
Este hombre sabe cuando esponerce y cuando no por eso sus golpes son limpios muchos dicen q es un corralón pero es boxeo no pelea callejera
🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 SOUNDS OF PRECISION
This boxing Icon is my favorite ❤ I hope to meet him one day. Nephew jayshawn Wallace following in his footsteps. NTG boxing
Mayweather work ethic is unbelievable!
Its like magic the way Floyd be hitting that baG kuhh 😩 make it look soo effortlessly Floyd my favorite boxer also when it comes to professional boxing isa must Floyd be in yall top 5 iF not top 3 🤷🏾♂️💙🙏🏾💪🏾💯 🥊
Body of perfect strength BOSS man 🥊🤩👑✨
El maestro.
Little man and his little punches
kirk franklin a beast
Bag: It really tickles, stop it !!!😁😁😁
That tempo is meditating
Any video of mayweather hitting the bag, never anything fancy, to the untrained eye almost boring, but even to this day, repetition. The same punches, in the same spots. Over and over. That’s a master.