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Thread: Marlon Starling vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. @ WW

  1. 05-05-2010, 03:56 PM #1
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    Default Marlon Starling vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. @ WW

    Controversial decision written all over this match IMO. How do you guys see this fight?
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    witch hw has the greatest raw power vatili 6-10 250 lbs must be heavey handed what about his little bro vlodomir who between them do you think hits harder
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    Controversial decision my big black ass....Floyd by UD 8-4 type of fight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slystaff View Post
    Controversial decision my big black ass....Floyd by UD 8-4 type of fight.
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    starling already beat up his dad. starling w12
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    Quote Originally Posted by slystaff View Post
    Controversial decision my big black ass....Floyd by UD 8-4 type of fight.
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    And "prime Foreman" this supposed infallible monster, who in reality was nothing but a club fighter with a big punch and an inordinate amount of size relative to his time period, loses to a decrepit Ali who had none of the talents that made him a legendary fighter and a journeyman in Jimmy Young.
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    I'd take Floyd, 7-5.
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    Don't think Starling has a good style to beat Floyd at all, he isn't especially fast and had a fairly ponderous, methodical offence and usually took a moment to set before throwing. Pot shot roast, Floyd would catch him setting and move all night. 9-2-1.
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    Depends on which Starling we see. If it's the Starling who is spending more time clowing around than punching, then Floyd could maybe steal a decision. If not, Starling wins by decision.
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    Quote Originally Posted by broadwayjoe View Post
    Depends on which Starling we see. If it's the Starling who is spending more time clowing around than punching, then Floyd could maybe steal a decision. If not, Starling wins by decision.
    Honestly don't think it matters. Starling is Floyd's stylistic wet dream. Floyd would pop him setting his feet to punch and slide off all day and night. Curry and McCrory, even Breland are interesting fights but not this, IMO.
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