DON’T THINK FLOYD IS GAY, HE JUST FIGHTS THAT WAY!
San Francisco, CA– The Floyd Mayweather “posse” is out in full force defending their idol for being the unentertaining piece of work that he is. They couldn’t handle the “joke” I threw at them yesterday, implying Floyd fights in a manner that is far less than shall we say, macho! Nobody was saying that Mayweather, who is called Gayweather in the blogosphere, is indeed gay. All we were trying to make fun of is Floyd’s gutless fighting style.
FLOYD GROUPIES CANNOT DISPUTE THE FOLLOWING
Let me take you back to April 2002, Floyd’s first fight with Jose Luis Castillo. After 12 rounds, most people thought Floyd had gotten his tail kicked by Julio Cesar Chavez’s former sparring partner, then WBC lightweight (135 lbs) titleholder Castillo. My scorecard read a comfortable 116-112 (8-4 in rounds) for Castillo. A few people pitched a bitch, which brought about a second fight that Mayweather won, but yet again a plethora of knowledgeable followers of ring action were of the opinion that he had come up short twice in succession.
SCREW THE POLITICS AS THE NUMBERS TELL THE STORY
When you look at the CompuBox punch statistics, and take into consideration the styles of both men, there is no way Floyd should have had his hand raised. Castillo, who was close to being as shot as Tupac, threw 506 punches over 12 fistic frames. Of that total, JC landed 203, and 158 of them were “power” shots. Floyd on the other hand, looking both confused and handcuffed, scored with 173 punches, 57 in the “power” category, meaning he landed 118 jabs!
FLOYD’S POSSE NEED NOT GET A CALCULATOR
Like an accountant’s sheet, these numbers do not lie. So what happens? Judges Jerry Roth and John Keane, they tabbed matters 115-111, while Anek Hongtongkam was even a bit more preposterous as he had the audacity to submit a scorecard that read 116-111 Mayweather. Given the fact that Castillo threw nearly 140 punches more over 12 rounds while he pressed the action, landed the far heavier blows, and Floyd landed 118 jabs, what were these “Three Stooges” looking at?
LARRY, CURLEY, & MOE’S SCORES ARE UNEXPLAINABLE
Truth is Roth has been around since Christ was a child, Keane is a prime example of the who you know, not what you know syndrome that is so prevalent in the business of boxing. The third Stooge, Anek Hongtongkam, he has been called a “house” judge by some. Sans being redundant, the only reason Floyd has an unbeaten mark (40-0, 25 KOs) is that these three individuals gaffed and declared him an unjust winner.
Pedro Fernandez