Floyd Mayweather beats Robert Guerrero for his 44th victory
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Floyd Mayweather Jr won his 44th consecutive fight, with a unanimous points decision over Robert Guerrero at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
It was the WBC welterweight champion's first fight since
In that time, he served two months of a three-month prison sentence
All three judges scored the bout 117-111 in Mayweather's favour, inflicting Guerrero's second loss as a pro.
With Mayweather, 36, unable to defend his title due to the prison sentence, Guerrero, 30, was the WBC's interim champion.
But Mayweather landed 195 punches to Guerrero's 113, connecting with big blows in the fifth and eight rounds.
"We did it again. I take my hat off to Robert Guerrero,'' Mayweather, who was paid £20.5m, said after the fight.
"I feel bad I didn't get the knockout tonight that the fans wanted. I was still trying to go for the knockout but it didn't happen."
"I landed some good shots on him," Guerrero said. "He's a great fighter. He's slick and quick."
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He's beaten some of the best boxers out there.
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.”
― Sun Tzu, The Art of War
I'm no real fan either, for many reasons, but he keeps winning, & regardless of what folks think, he's taken on some big names, not all past their prime. I think the fight of his life would have been against Pacquiao, a fight we'll never see, not at it's best anyway, that time is gone.
But my word he's damn good at boxing.
44-0, Manny who.......
78. Best pound for pound ever has to be Sugar Ray Robinson :)
P.S. I'm employed but never look down on those less fortunate than I. Stick to boxing talk instead of acting like a 6 year old.
Made Guerrero look utterly average.
Its not the difference between football and boxing for me. People love 'Gazza' yet he too is an alcoholic wife beater and Giggs is a much loved felanderer. All fans care about is what the protagonist does in the sport - not at home.
But it's true that he's never received a 'count', (and I don't think that Khan will be the one to inflict the first, as much as I would love that).