Quote from: Janation on Today at 02:02:37 AM

Quote from: rodrigobitcoin on December 28, 2020, 08:01:17 PM

Quote from: Sithara007 on December 22, 2020, 03:38:08 AM

Is anyone even considering the possibility of a win by Logan Paul? Or do you guys think that there is not even a 0.0001% chance of that happening? Floyd Mayweather retired from professional boxing many years ago and he is no longer training regularly. So I would assume that there is a remote chance that Paul may land some of his shots on the right position.... well.. even for me it sounds ridiculous.. If Paul manages to beat Mayweather, it will be the greatest boxing upset of all time.

The possibility that Logan could win is always there. The question is a different one. Despite the fact that, as you said, Floyd is being out of shape, in my opinion the chance that Logan can win against someone who had professional training in the past, is very minimal.

It is there, way up there.

Despite the retirement of Floyd Mayweather, I don't think that it would increase the chance of Logan winning this exhibition match. He might not be the same Floyd in his prime but I don't think it would be enough to say that he would lose this match. Considering the experience and the skills they developed in fighting other pros, there is no way that we would be having this argument about this 2%-4% chance of Logan winning.

Unlike the other boxers who fought in the ring like a real man, Floyd on the other hand doesn't need those tiring skills that most of the boxers have. all he needs to do is block his opponent's shot with his skillful defensive style with less effort. He never gets tired when fighting in the ring because he rarely throws a power punch because his jab can hurt his opponent without getting tired when throwing those jabs.