You guys both make great points.
Doc what I meant is there was that short period of time where Pacman was a BEAST and I legit thought if they fought back then he would KO Floyd in the latter rounds. If they fight now I expect Floyd to run away with a comfortable-ish UD but not before a few hiccups.
Pacman's descent from his peak has been quicker than Floyd who still at the top of his but on the downward curve.
Oh I wasn't disrespecting your opinion in any way, I was just saying that for years now, even back when they were considered still "in prime" I felt like Floyd would have an easy time with Manny if he chose to, and I NEVER thought it would live up to the hype because of it.
Some may consider it "running" but I call it boxing. Actually, I don't even think he would use movement that much, that's something else he doesn't get enough credit for, he stands pretty flat flooted, he's only really utilized a lot of movement in a handful of fights. But because he doesn't take loads of damage, and he's cocky, he has a stigma to him that says he runs and doesn't (or can't) take punishment.
I've seen him hit cleanly by quite a few fighters, and he took it. When I've seen Manny hit, he's been in trouble. Outside of De La Hoya, parts of Hatton & Maidana II, I don't see all this movement. He stands in the pocket, counters, and moves defensively, not run around the ring, and those principals are exactly what wild fighters like Manny can't deal with. He couldn't deal with it from Marquez, he surely can't from Floyd. But I've beaten that dead horse, I'm simply agreeing with Docker, if they aren't gonna fight, just stop talking about it...