Floyd Mayweather may lose (or tie) all rounds to Manny Pacquiao. Floyd is prone to get tagged in the face if Manny jabs and runs. Floyd may not be able to fight Manny toe-to-toe. Mayweather has always said that Pacquiao is reckless and here lies the mechanism in which Floyd can put Manny to sleep. Manny on the attack, Floyd backs away and waits for the opportune time to land a solid punch to knock out Manny (a replay of what Marquez did to Pacquiao). Manny charges, Floyd lets go of a left lead (jab) followed by a hard right upper cut catching Manny whose head is bent down and

Mayweather Pacquiao – the fight of the century

moving forward. Mayweather by knockout maintaining his undefeated record. How then can Manny avoid such a fate? Manny should keep moving. Jab. Jab. Jab. During violent exchanges of blows, Paquiao should attack on Mayweather’s left side which brings Floyd’s right hand farther away and therefore, hopefully, less dangerous. If Mayweather keeps turning to his left to bring his right hand closer to an attacking Manny, Pacquiao should simply keep side-stepping to his right and keep punching away at Maywether’s left side. In this way, Pacquiao can pile up points at the same time that a desperate Mayweather can not counter with a lucky punch that would put Pacquiao away.   #Pacquiao #Mayweather #TheFightoftheCentury