Preparing properly even for foes that weren’t considered true threats to his unblemished record has been one of Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s greatest strengths during his Hall-of-Fame career.
Mayweather’s history suggests that he’ll be as mentally and physically ready as possible when he steps into the ring Saturday night in Las Vegas for his heavily hyped, pay-per-view showdown with Saul “Canelo� Alvarez. The 36-year-old Mayweather’s opponent is, after all, 12� years younger and naturally larger than him, undefeated and unusually experienced for a boxer who’s just 23 years old (43 professional fights).
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Mayweather’s history suggests that he’ll be as mentally and physically ready as possible when he steps into the ring Saturday night in Las Vegas for his heavily hyped, pay-per-view showdown with Saul “Canelo� Alvarez. The 36-year-old Mayweather’s opponent is, after all, 12� years younger and naturally larger than him, undefeated and unusually experienced for a boxer who’s just 23 years old (43 professional fights).
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