MAYWEATHER BREAKS ROCKY MARCIANO'S WORLD BOXING RECORD

World Heavyweight Boxing champion, Floyd Mayweather has broken the World Boxing record of 49-0 wins by defeating Conor McGregor via a knockout in the 10th round.

With this victory over McGregor, the World Boxing Champion now has the new World Record of 50-0.

The win, despite a brave effort from Conor McGregor, boxing pundits described Floyd Mayweather as just too good a fighter.



The end came in the 10th round when Referee Robert Byrd had to dive in to save McGregor from any more punishment.

A straight right from Mayweather sent McGregor spiralling backwards around the ring, with Mayweather landing another two shots to the head, and with McGregor
not firing anything back. It was all over in the 10th.

What an interesting bout.

This is how the three ringside judges scored the fight, until it was stopped in
the 10th round.


The scores from the judges had Mayweather winning by four, seven, and (a pretty generous) eight-round margins.

According to Floyd Mayweather, “He is a tough competitor and we gave them what the fans wanted to see – I owed them for the Manny Pacquiao fight".

“He [McGregor] was a lot better than I thought. He was a tough competitor, but I was the better man. Our game plan was to take our time, let him shoot his heavy shots and take him out at the end".

“In the MMA, he fights 25 minutes really hard, and after 25 minutes he starts to slow down. I guaranteed everybody this would not go the distance. Boxing’s reputation was on the line".

Speaking after the fight on his record of 50-0, beating Rocky Marciano’s 49-0, Mayweather added: “Rocky Marciano is a legend and I look forward to going into the hall of fame one day".

“This was my last fight tonight, for sure. I chose the right dance partner. Conor McGregor, you are a hell of a champion".

Conor McGregor was quoted as saying that; “I took the early rounds pretty handy, he adjusted. He’s composed – not that fast or powerful, but boy is he composed and he was making me throw".

“Fair play to him, what a career he’s had. I thought it was a little early with the stoppage. I would have liked to have hit the floor, he (the referee) should have let me keep going. I was just a little fatigued. He was a lot more composed under the shots – that’s what 50 professional fights will give you", Conor stated.

“I’ve been strangled on live TV and came back, so I would have liked him to have let it go. It was some buzz. I thought we were close. It was fatigue. The referee could have let it keep going, let the man put me down".

“No-one is taking these kind of risks. I’ll take it on the chin, it’s another day for me".




Source: Worldtopnewsng.com

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