Today Which Can Boxers Beat Deontay Wilder Many Pacquiao And Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Why would Floyd Mayweather's 61 year old father box an angry YouTube troll just because they were trash talking him?

That crazy idiot is well known around Los Angeles gyms. Deontay Wilder was filmed beating the shit out of the idiot at Hollywood Boxing Gym.This guy has something wrong with him, mentally. He carries a fake championship belt with him and goes to regular (non-boxing) gyms and asks guys to spar with him, telling them that they’ll go light. Then he turns around and goes crazy on them, trying to knock them out. He has a friend film him and they upload it to YouTube.He trolls real-life fighters and boxers online, telling them that they’re not shit and that he’d kick their ass. That’s why Deontay Wilder beat the crap out of him.I’ve seen him at my boxing gym (Wild Card in Hollywood) and one of the trainers jumped on him as soon as he saw him. I think the idiot had tried his stupid knockout scam on him previously. He’s originally from Russia, but has been here in the US for a long time, he has no Russian accent. Plus, I’ve trained with Russian boxers, they’re tough dudes,and honorable, not like this nutcase.This guy somehow got Floyd Sr in the boxing ring, but I don’t think Floyd Sr took it seriously as they weren’t wearing sparring headgear or groin protectors. The idiot went apeshit on Floyd Sr, leading one of his fighters to kick the idiot’s ass. This seems to be a common occurrence. This idiot gets his ass kicked A LOT, and if you look in his eyes, you can tell that something is not right. He may already be suffering from brain damage from the beatings he takes from any decent fighters.

Who would win between Deontay Wilder and Floyd Mayweather Jr?

Wilder would win fairly easily and probably by KO. The weight disparity is too much to overcome. Mayweather is by far the more skilled fighter but even skill (and speed) can only carry you so far when moving up in weight. Mayweather fought mostly between 147 and 154, having originally come from, I think, 135. I would guess most heavyweights are 220–240 lbs. although the min is 200.In recent times Roy Jones Jr. was a very popular and successful boxer who went up to heavyweight, mostly just as a media stunt. He fought most of his career at super middleweight 160 lbs then later moved up to light heavyweight. For his heavyweight fight against John Ruiz he weighed 193 and Ruiz 226. Roy Jones won the fight but keep in mind he had already been fighting at ligh heavyweight which has a limit up to 178 lbs. Also, not to take anything away from John Ruiz, but he was hand picked for Roy Jones. He wasn’t one of the bigger and more dominant heavyweights, he was slow, and known to take a punch (not much defense). Roy Jones was able to hit and not be hit.Now, the boxer that has moved up the most weight classes and still been able to compete at the highest level, winning belts and taking out former champions, is Many Pacquiao. In my opinion. He started at flyweight and has passed through numerous divisions all the way to middleweight I believe.

Who would win, in their primes, in a fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Marvin Hagler?

From what I’ve seen and have known of Marvelous Marvin Hagler, he was an animal in the ring. He was a stalker and invoked fear in his opponent with that menacing look. He was also a natural Southpaw that could fight orthodox if he chose to. But the one weakness Hagler had was fights against technical boxers. Granted Hagler fought Leonard when he was older, he couldn’t necessarily go in for the kill on him and often time was frustrated with Leonard’s hand speed. See the April 1987 fight between these two as reference. Yes, the scorecard shamelessly and unjustifiably gave the win to Leonard—but Leornard did prove a point against Hagler, which was speed kills. And in this case he took down Hagler.Mayweather, being the counter puncher and defensive strategist would have to work overtime to beat Hagler and absorb not only the menacing punches coming out of the left-hand from Marvelous; but also handle the intimidation game. By far, Hagler would have been a mental nightmare for Mayweather, more than any other opponent. He would have to overcome the fear. And I think he would. Mayweather would duck, hit and protect.As much as I would love to comply with a Victory to the heroes of yesteryear, I would give the Win to Mayweather, but possibly a split decision.I think if any boxer(s) from the golden era of welterweight and middle weight boxing could have beaten Mayweather it would have been:(a) Thomas Hearns. Because of his height and reach he would be dropping bombs on Mayweather all night. A counter-puncher at 5′8 is not going to win by taking a defensive stance and waiting to strike against a guy who is 6′1, quick, wiry and has a +6 inch reach on him. Hearns wins on TKO in the 5th.(b) Roberto Duran— There’s a reason why they called him ‘Manos de Piedra’ (Hands of Stone). Because it hurt—and it hurt really bad. Don’t get caught up in Duran’s losses to Hearns, Leonard and Hagler. All those boxers were apex fighters and none of those fights were easy. Duran is the uber Marcos Maidan. A lot quicker, with better skills and lethal hands. Maidonna gave a lot of fits to Mayweather when they fought. Mayweather’s saving grace against him was that Maidana was slow and took to long to wind up his power shots. You would see none of that with Duran. He was an all-around great fighter, who had an unbelievable chin that just kept coming. I would give the fight to Duran on a UD or a TKO in the 9th.

Do you think Mayweather’s shoulder roll defense will work with Deontay Wilder’s power punches?

I’ve seen a few of his fights, and it’s ridiculous how good this mans defense is.He’s elusive and smarter than basically all of his opponents he fought in my opinion. Mayweather rolls his shoulders to basically take a hit on his massive sides to set up his superior speed to exchange for what looks like 2 to 3 tags inside his opponents. So if there’s no knock out, it’s a 2 to 3 exchange hits per 1 taken. Now if he rolls and his opponent hits nothing, Mayweather moves in for a devastating combo.I’m trying to look for some pics, but I’ve seen some of his elusive move basically turning his head left and right to evade a one two combo, this is the breakdown of his shoulder roll:Now will this technique work against Donanty Wilder? In my opinion yes and a no. you see Donanaty is 6”7 and 227lbs. Mayweather is 5”8 and 150 lbs. Mayweather May be able to roll his shoulders and get tapped on the shoulders, but his reach can not parry and counter after the shoulder roll. But if his shoulder roll is elusive and makes Deontay miss completely he can counter by stepping in and sneak a jab in. But a few of shoulder rolls,Deontay would bruise up Mayweather and he’ll have to find another tactic to get in and out to Deontatys reach. All Deontaty has to do is not commit to any shots and throw jabs to keep his distance.So yes it keeps Mayweather in the fight to cross over to tag Deontay, but in the long run, it’s not a winning tactic as the exchanges from a heavy weight with more reach would ware out Mayweather.

Could Mike Tyson or Muhammad Ali in their prime defeat Deontay Wilder in a boxing match?

Muhammad Ali would mock, taunt and break down Wilder and then outbox him easily, then he would eat his blows and laugh at them as he has felt shots much harder. It wouldn't be too different to the Fury fight, just that Ali would be faster. Ali would break his spirit by eating shots, laughing and countering. He would also smash him with jabs, hooks and straight punches. Ali has fairly underrated power, a knockout is likely but a bit later.Poor Wilder would not want to be this embarrassed by Ali.Wilder would throw a punch like that (above, likely a right instead of left) and Ali would either dodge it or eat it, but mostly dodging and countering. Wilder would get mentally exhausted because he keeps getting hit by punches he can't see and yet barely lands anything back. When he does, they don't work at all.He could not hit at all Ali unless Ali allowed it which he does occasionally.I'd imagine Ali mocking his ridiculously thin legs. He'd probably say this: “Come on chicken legs.”Ali by late KO or stoppage due to Wilder's poor technique and suspect chin.Now Mike Tyson on the other hand…Mike Tyson charges at Wilder, smashes his ribs and knocks the panicking and swingy Wilder out cold with broken ribs and a damaged jaw.Wilder might try to jab but that would be countered by slips and body shots. Wilder's chin is also pretty suspect as he has been rocked by much lesser boxers such as Molina. The headshots would damn nearly break Wilder's neck. He would panic as he has never felt such strength and speed in his whole career. Wilder would try the overhand right but would miss again and be hit either on the chin, ribs or even the liver.Tyson has broken jaws and ribs, surely Wilder would not be an exception to that. Those body shots look painful, wouldn't want Wilder feeling that.If Tyson has enough reach, he finishes the barely alive Wilder with an uppercut.The result may look a bit like this.Tyson by early KO or stoppage (Wilder in a stretcher after the fight. Assuming he's still alive of course.)