(MUST SEE!!!) ANDRE BERTO DESCRIBES WHAT FIGHTING FLOYD MAYWEATHER IS LIKE; GIVES BEST DETAILS
2017 ж. 4 Сәу.
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"He's just very elusive...I was just so surprised at his age how just alert he was...he thinks defensive first...very smart at dictating the pace...very observant of everything that's going on...he just knows every part of that ring," stated former world champion Andre Berto, who explained what it's like to fight Floyd Mayweather. Check it out!
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Berto is breaking it down better than anyone ever. This is classic. Berto should take some tips away from that Floyd experience.
TheIVth ohh mediocrity?? Lmaooo I'm dead
to the T
smh......
But u know boxing? Legends admire Floyd but because YOU don't like him he's not good. I'll take the words of Leonard, Hearns,Toney,Holyfield and others. This man just sat there and told you how hard it is to fight the man and you don't get it. Not to mention the reason Floyd fights the way he does is because of BRITTLE HANDS!!! SMFH...
Yes. This is the best description I've ever heard of a boxer giving insight on what it was like to face Mayweather. People train to go to war but realize its a massive mental chess game against Floyd. Also, I like how Berto was saying that Floyd was very observant of everything around him including Berto's breathing/energy level. Many boxers and trainer have suggested using many feints against Mayweather, but few ever have really attempted to do so.
Fighting Floyd sounds like trying to punch in a dream.
Fillup 82 that’s trueeee
+THEKID yooooo I thought I was the only one lmaooo!!
HOODTHO I can't punch hard in my dreams lol crazy
The good thing is that I never die on my dreams
Perfect analogy
For all Floyd's flash and flare, he never allows himself to succumb to vanity inside the ring 100% discipline
very well said, and very true. he may have brought his ego into the ring with him occasionally very early in his career, but never once he hit welterweight and beyond.
Cause it's all about proving a point.
Yeah and he trains year round (or use to before he retired)
He’s emotionless in the ring
Flair
This interview is timeless. I come back and watch it every couple of years
Yeah it’s been 2-3 yrs for me. Still gold
Dito
I mean floyd was never even knocked on his ass once in twenty years that tells it all? Good for you Andre for giving one of your brothers his props. TBE👍🏾
Me too
Right lol literally classic
“Losing to me isn’t a loss. It’s a learning experience.” - Floyd Mayweather
Absolutely…. The way Berto explained Floyd shows that he is also intelligent, and learned a lot in that fight.
Canelo approves of this message. hat fight alone elevated his game so much
Love floyd
That’s some cold shit 😂😂😂
Floyd is a old school fighter. Training with vets like his pops, uncle Roger and Sweet Pea. He was able to pick up old school tactics and different tricks of the trade. A lot of these fighters today aren’t old school and Floyd was the last of a dying breed. Shakur and Bud are the closest thing to him. I could say Canelo bc Canelo doesn’t fight like a typical Mexican boxer. Canelo picked up a lot of things from black fighters, mainly Floyd.
After watching this interview I feel like I fought Floyd lol, very detailed.
right!
Dustin Luciano Lmao I swear.
Dustin Luciano true shit. I started bobbing and weaving listening to the details.
THA KIDD 😂😂😂 real shit bro
Dustin Luciano LMAO😂😂😂😂👊👊👊
This guys spirit is so pure. Not envyous at all. This a champion.
Upper chakra.
Warrior Scholar 3rd chakra
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know of some salty Philippine somewhere😂😂
good talk
The guy knows how to take a loss and appreciate his opponent and is humble enough to describe how he got outboxed. Much respect
A real man he is
It's easier to appreciate when u know u suppose to lose
@@darrellwilliams9646 What is you trying to say 💀
@@darrellwilliams9646 makes no since what you typed
It wasn't so much that the got outboxed. I'm sure he's been outboxed before, and I'm also pretty sure he knew going in there he's gonna get outboxed by Floyd. What seems to super amazed him is that he's never been in the ring with someone so embodied the "sport" part of this combat sport. The sport has rules, and Floyd took advantage of just about every one of them. He plays the clock. He clinches whenever necessary. He keeps punch count low to minimize damage, conserve strength, and most importantly, to make it easier for judges to see who got hit more. If there were 3 punches landed and I land 2, it's pretty easy to tell who landed more vs a 25 - 27 punches landing at a 30% average accuracy, for example. The man made point fighting a science.
This is the type of video you watch once every 2 years
Looks like they're pushing this into the algorithm again after that Logan fight.
Yuuup
nah i watch this shit like 2x a week
💯
MTR !!!
The best thing about this interview is he's not sour about losing.. he respects mayweather for his style ✊🏾💯
DDrummerJones true
he WAS salty but he copped a few whips been doing his thing. So now he's chilling.
DDrummerJones he’s a professional that’s why. Respect
That because he didn't get beat up. He ain't have no black eye or nothing. Its different when your jaw swollen and your lip ducked fucked up and concussions. That's why he compared it to sparring
If i made that much money I wouldnt be sour either
Shit, he described this like a movie
Willie Cowyin I lyke movies. what's your favorite movie?
"blow" starring johnny Depp .. another classic film
Charlie murphy
Willie Cowyin facts 😈 sub to me
TyGoBrazy stfu
No one has ever given us this. This is a craftsman, a true example of a legend in the ring.
@@keeshonanderson6046 show it
@@keeshonanderson6046 keeshon I would also like to watch it. May you show it to us…please?
@@keeshonanderson6046 please Keeshon! We love you Keeshoh!
They have, you just don't watch enough
"he's not a big puncher, he's a sharp puncher." That's what it looks like watching Floyd... Happy to see berto actually say that's what it feels like fighting him.
He can punch hard too, he just doesn’t wanna mess up his knuckles, he stunned/hurt berto with a punch and made his leg buckle, he even made him do a little chicken dance
Yes Floyd caught that and mocked him...but a commentator said during the Mayweather Guerrero fight every right hand from Mayweather is atleast a 7 out of 10...idc who you are you don't wanna get hit like that again...but you know you will....if he wanted to he could up that to a solid 10 and it would prolly still be faster than you could react but after repeatedly breakin his hand and opponents winning rounds due to his inactivity Floyd doesn't try to break your head no more...he's perfectly content with being way faster then you and leavin speed knots and cuts all over the place for 12 rounds...but if you ain got no chin and you ain got no power enuff to make him respect your hands he will knock your ass out...
@@imskyhigh4449 that slicing right hand he hit Guerrero with was definitely a 9/10,,,, Guerrero has a great chin
@@cbryson5k you see wat I'm sayin tho...it's all choice..if he wanted to he could do that all day then wat would they say...cause they always day he don't hit hard but nobody is running him down except Madaina
I enjoyed the video up until that comment…shit sounds like hate… if he can hit u “sharp and stiff” consistently for 12 rounds…what makes u think he has no “real power”???
He just painted a picture of floyd with his words
Ivan Dennis i felt like i was actually watching a fight in this video its crazy
Eschaton Zenith Floyd is going to beat his ass to death
how many floyd fights you seen you fucking conor punk
Ivan Dennis yeah that's called describing someome..
Congratulations, you're beginning to understand how language works.
Every year or so I come back to this interview, it’s an unbelievable breakdown of how mayweather operates. It shows how unbelievable he was at his craft, but also just love Berto’s description. He’s a brilliant talker and all round humble/respectful guy. Great interview
When they make the Mayweather documentary they have to use this interview. He describes so well the things fans didnt understand. If Mayweather or his team said this it would seem like mear bragging.
They do. They really HAVE TO include this interview.
It should be one of thr opening scenes
Exactly it baffles me how people keep saying mayweather ran from fights he never did. Boxing is the art of hitting without getting hit. Berto broke it down to a T. His defense was to wear you down both physically and mentally then pick you apart.
Perfect Description of Mayweather
Seen this interview like 23 times and it still makes me laugh. Never heard someone describe an 'L' with such professional detail. I actually respect Berto more
It would be an L if he didn’t learn anything from being in the ring with him.
This is the type of L anyone would welcome with open arms haha...💰💰💰💰
It's a 'Nuff respect' statement. Gotta give props where they are due.
There's nothing better in a man than giving another man his props.
You must never watch team sports
You just explained the art of BOXING 👊🏽
Wow, what an amazing breakdown. Berto is so aware of everything and able to describe better than anyone else.
This man is. Legend for breaking it down like that.
Berto is very intelligent..this was very hilarious tho. lol
He knows what is happening he has been there with floyd... He has the experience and took something from it. Very intelligent man
weight difference between mgregor maywhearher
Chris. Heath the fight will be at 154 lbs
Mayweather has always been about that conservation of energy. This is probably the best description of how he fights that I've ever heard.
Zach B most liked comment with no comment
Manuel then u had to fuck it up
Zach B No! he started out as a Great Offensive Boxer and he was knocking his opponents down during those times. I believe it was during his time when his father change his style from Offense to Defense. When he fought Andre Berto he did not perfect his Defensive Style yet.
He broke his hands, thats why he became a defensive fighter
wtf are you talking about. Its either i read that wrong or your stupidity is over 9000. *HOLD UP* let me read it again ................................... so you're saying a guy that is KNOWN for his extraordinary defensive skills *didn't* perfect his defensive skills even after his last professional fight. So when did he... *after he retied* you gave me headache.
This interview has made me realize that Berri has a long career ahead of him as an analyst or commentator if he wants it. Great breakdown on Mayweather, prolly the best I've ever heard
DEFINITELY the best I've ever heard. There is ZERO jealousy in this guy's interview. Nothing but 1000% respect for Floyd, & I respect TF outta that. I HATE Floyd's fighting style, BUT...he's SO damn good at it, you have to give him his props like Berto has. Glad I stumbled upon this interview.
Facts. He's going to be a great trainer if he takes that route.
I would love to hear Shane's side of the story since he had some highlights then that opportunity was closed immediately the following round
Imagine at the end of the round you go to sit down after throwing a furry of punches and then you see Floyd staring at you and smiling...
I would’ve been tight
Youd loose your mind and then Floyd will have you right where he wants you to be.
@@mycomputergl0wsblu exactly what he did 50 times in a row.
I would say come on brother slow it down 😆😆😆
Sounds like a bad dream😆😂
"and you just see him looking at you" 😂
Everybody says they can see Floyd looking at them
Mayweather sees every single move and punch in super slow motion, ...superhuman
He leaving out the part where u get hit lol
Amazing
Tray Williams -That's the feeling I had when I was a kid and my Dad and I would play box although he was teaching me lol!!!!!
Damn after watching this, felt like I fought floyd and took the L alr😂😂😂
Blink lmao
Blink I'm just now watching this video and I died laughing at your comment 😭
Blink hahah you the goat
Blink. dam my boy real shit ..
Blink he caught me with one of those stiff hooks and woke me up.
My dad once told me he had only seen a handful of fighters who remain perfectly calm and poised in the heart of a storm. And Mayweather is one of them.
Connor McGregor said ALMOST the same thing- that Floyd is so calm and poised.
Yeah for sure. Salvador Sanchez also comes to mind
Never gets old. Great tribute to Floyd
Masterful description
No joke.. the best boxing analysis i've seen. Thanks for that
Munski19 he lost yet unbiase. Respect to Berto
aaron james too many sore losers in this world who makes excuses and blame everyone but themselves. So I agree we need more humble losers who will keep fighting to finally win
Munski19 forreal
@Toxic: He wasn't humble after the fight itself. However, big respect to Berto for finally giving Floyd his proper due in this video.
I agree.. martin murray summing up his bout with golovkin is interesting too
This guy will have a job as a boxing analyst
Duke Strikcani Hopefully soon cuz this nigga Roy Jones be killing me sometimes 😂😭💀
Facts
4thQuarter2ndDwn H.P.Playincrazy 😂😂
Duke Strikcani I agree, great analyst the way he breaks down fights and fighters. And he broke it down concerning Money May! The man is a boxing prodigy!💯‼️👑💪🏾
Agreed.
This man is humble and and mature and alpha to be able to talk up someone his lost too. True sportsmen ship. You take what you learnt from your loss so it doesn't happen again
I commend Andre Berto for his honesty here; it’s not easy to give a *logical* explanation as to why another man beat you (and quite easily). Berto showed true character here and ALL boxing fans can appreciate this breakdown video. Thanks!
Well put.
“Some boxers are talented... but I’m gifted.. You can’t teach a gift.” -Floyd Mayweather
"Some boxers are talented, but Im God-gifted. Ain't nobody stopping God's work."
I get what Floyd is trying to say but they both the same damn thing you look for talents because you can't train someone into a talent. You can train a talent into a great fighter.
W
He worked for that hard work
Can you teach talent?
Finally Someone Genuine Enough To Keep It Real👌
Nice way to put us in the ring with you Berto. Your humble description of Floyd is top notch. You've gain my respect not only as a fighter but also as a human being. Best, most humble, descriptive interview ever.
It's crazy because you can tell that Berto knows exactly what the fuck he's talking about when it comes to the way Floyd Mayweather does his thing. I can see Floyd being super intelligent and super observant which is why he has been a successful as he's been at any stage in his career
Berto is capping. He told the story trying to make it seem like Floyd ran the whole fight and only hit him a few times a round when Floyd outlanded him 232 to 83. And they both threw over 400 punches.
@@TajWolfe exactly. Kept saying he got in that bicycle like come on man cut that out 😑
😂they be talking about floyd like a mythological creature
Yes, Floyd is kind of like Jimi Hendrix. His skills are so otherworldly, you will swear that he is not from this planet. Indeed, his in-ring gifts are so finely tuned that it does make Floyd seem to be more myth than man. And with all that he has accomplished, he may very well be the greatest athlete that I've ever seen.
Exactly, due to a bullshit record, we know he's not undefeated.
nick utube burns you’re a dumbass
claro1dab lmaooo
@@Burnsyboy20 who beat him.
Berto is still in awe of the schooling floyd gave him.
T Raa Pretty boy Floyd drops him in the 8th round.
Buford Beauregard i can tell you're an inbred who live in a trailer just by that flag and your name
Keyboard warrior. I can tell you know nothing about boxing, just a troll who has no life.
Buford Beauregard as I said, obviously you don't know boxing. Keep them fingers typing from your mother's basement.
Buford Beauregard lol fat fuck.. Consider yourself roasted
This is the most compelling boxing interview I think I've ever heard. 💯🥊Berto does such a phenomenal job of putting you in that ring with Floyd and the frustration is more than palpable. Berto's humility and breakdown of Floyd is beyond admirable.💯🥊🔥🔥🔥
This is best it can be put into words. Without actually being in there yourself. Very very good explanation of his experience 👏
Hispanic and Indian nobody likes the Mexican word ask anybody
Back for the 20th time
Brah me too. I love the philly shell lol it’s a great video
Same
Right lol
Same here
Thank you for this comment lmaoo
"You see him looking at you" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Almost sounded like when peter parker notices flash punching him in slow motion
Chavius Randall lol I would have been like yo wtf this guys insannneeee
c him in the shower
I was dying
🤣🤣 Fr g
Wow this interview is a learning curve in itself, up and coming boxers and even trainers could learn so much from the way he analyses how floyd fights. Respect to Berto 🥊🥊
Literally listening to this for this exact reason.
Back for the 34th time. This break down is golden 🏅
I'm up there with you
I went from the BIGGEST mayweather hatter, to a full fan once I started looking at him as a BOXER and not a fighter, he’s dope.
kevin austell you and me both
Welcome to boxing and not fighting. The objective is to not get hit. Dude was and is a BOXING genius
I used to hate him too as well a few years ago then I started paying attention to his fights. How could you hate that. He makes millions of dollars to not get hit that’s fucking genius!!!
Me too, I fucking hated Floyd at one point, I wanted him to get KTFO so bad 🤣🤣 because he was so good and hard to hit but after his fight with Mosley, when I thought Mosley was gonna knock him out after rockin him, I gave Floyd his respect and enjoyed his fighting style
Been watching floyd since his fight with chicanito. Floyd was a beast but i always felt he avoided fighting volume punching cardio freaks with great chin and packs power in both hands. Margarito, kostya tszyu and prime pacquiao can certainly OUTWORK floyd and look more aggressive. Floyd used to be not so defensive and he was more deadly back then coz he more aggessive. He became more sefensive when his hands gave him problems.
For him To notice all of that he must be just as observant as Floyd.
He probably watched the fight again at home.
I’m dead 🤣🤣🤣 you on point wit dat he rl notised everything floyd did I’m surprised he even lost 💯
Your brain is a recorder.... What ever it is that your brain is recording..... it also play it back.....
maybe just as observant but slower with it
Best comment , Torrance!
I think I watched it like 10 times, Andre berto gives a perfect description of what it's like fighting a fighter, who master the sweet science of boxing.
Amazing insight People might not realise but in years to come people will look back and appreciate how lucky we were to live through his era Pure masterclass of boxing
Parts of this video gave me chills when he's describing Floyd in there just looking at him constantly when missing punches. One of the best, if not the best fight description i've ever heard.
The way he described Floyd watching him swing and miss sound like Floyd is using ultra instinct. 🤔🤔
that's basically what he is lol
😂🤣😂💯‼️
Wolve's World 💯💯🤣
🤣🤣
What Is ultra instinct
Love his comment about Floyd's eyes; they're calm and see everything. Other fighters keep their hands up to defend the head, Floyd defends his body first, arms wrapped around his waist, head leaning back out of range. Reach and eat a jab. When his opponent has longer arms, Floyd still seems to have the reach advantage, I don't know how. Never goes for the kill - what's the rush? Not afraid to take a round off, whether behind or ahead. The guy just sees the bigger picture.
He always has the reach advantage due to mastery of controlling distance
@@nananyantakyi1549 Most of the time he did enjoy a reach advantage even over taller opponents
This sums up the secret of Floyd’s success right here. Intelligent guidance from his coaches/family members all his life and he made it to the top. Lots to learn from his style and approach to pro boxing and other fight sports. Big respect to Berto for this analysis👊
Takes one to know one. The way he’s appreciating Floyd is a reflection of his own mastery.
He's acknowledging an individual who has done just enough to be successful. Minimum effort with maximum reward.
@@kenS87 minimal effort? Lol I can tell you haven't accomplished anything significant in your life
@@Sonotbearface you must be a mind reader answering random strangers online. I can tell by your response you don't do anything significant in your life.
kenS87 Dam... you’re stupid as fuck man
@@americaninsurgent4403 because I understand when a person doesn't deserve the credit he's awarded. Go cry in a corner.
Here's what some of Floyd's opponents said about him after facing him. *Ricky Hatton* - "I was fighting a genius, a boxing artist. I was getting more and more frustrated. Lose your cool against Floyd Mayweather and what you do is you get knocked out." *Canelo Alvarez* - "He doesn't expose anything. He's a fighter that if with three punches he wins the round from you, he's fine with that. He doesn't expose anything and give a beautiful fight. He doesn't care in what way he wins as long as he wins. He's very fast and accurate and moreso when he's just trying to make points. I didn't really feel his punches were that strong. But he's making points and he's very fast." *Juan Manuel Marquez* "Mayweather has great defense, long arms, and he's very smart. Mayweather's reaction time is amazing. He sees what you are about to throw and is out of there before you can punch." *Zab Judah* - "His defense is impregnable, his hand speed is super fast, his conditioning is always marvelous. What can you say? The guy, he's one of the hardest working fighters in boxing"
James B great post. Nothing better that honest accounts of people who have been in the ring with him.
Christian Bailey Exactly! And that was just some of them. Oscar De La Hoya, Shane Mosley, & Cotto also said the same thing. That basically he is the best in the world of his generation. Truth! He had a great career. *50 and 0!!!!!!!!*
Started reading that last part in Mike Tyson`s voice xD
James B Shit... i almost started raping that impregnable verse...
James B cotto said in a interview after his final fight mayweather was the best he ever fought
What an exceptionally thoughtful and articulate dude! He has a fan here in Oz!!
I'll always appreciate athletes breaking things down like this, in full detail and giving us a comprehensive view of their perspective beyond vague and bit-sized info
Excellent breakdown, i'm going to watch that fight again just to see Floyd looking up at the clock and checking Berto out in-between rounds lol
SiLo Mixing and Mastering he was doing that lol
Meeeeee tooooo
I respect this dude for being so real. He recognizes Floyd as the technician he is.
I was looking for the first comment with the word respect in it .. you won
Wish we could’ve seen a lomo Floyed fight
All the others said Floyd was the best they ever fought. Floyd hands got brittle while PAC man some how was gifted to keep his power but Floyd was definitely the better fighter without his power.
Every professional boxer does. Floyd’s skill is undeniable.
The way he described everything so well.. I thought I was fighting floyd myself 😅😂
Exactly 😂 💯
I definitely came out this interview thinking “Did he hit me? Did I hit him?”
Such a fascinating and honest description, especially how he says it feels like a sparing session, that's staying relaxed, real energy management
Berto sounds pretty smart and knows his stuff. He would make a good analyst on HBO. Seemed to understand Mayweather's style and method of winning fights without a big punch. Very informative interview.
Johnny G I would love to hear him as a commentator
I love it! He got schooled and showed nothing but respect in describing it. It's boxing people, not a street fight
I'm so grateful to MR. Berto by sharing his experience from his fight against Mr. Floyd Mayweather with us, being in the ring and outside of it is totally different. Thanks for being so humble and not acting like many cowards lying about his greatness.
There was a comment here saying "I've never seen somebody describe getting his ass whooped in such detail". Made me crack up.
😂😂😂
This is some documentary type shit
Rene Ybarra ya call it chicken shit punch and run showdowns lmfao hit and run isn't a great fighting style
one more thing there was a kid at school would run up sucker punch people and if they fell he'd keep fighting if they turn around to kick he's wss he'd run isn't he a g.o.a.t lmao mayweather never NO anybody outta 50 fight lmfao he can hurt nobody with he's puny weak hands
Rene Ybarra that shit was awesome wasn't it
yo daddy And all that made him millions, and you are commenting on him on KZhead, he's probably laid up with a bad bitch about 10 years younger with Millions still rolling in. Fuck how you feel, I rather go the Mayweather route and be hated, then be loved and have berto money, if I had to choose.
yo daddy you cant say anything he would wreck you
brah the way he just explained that was bloody awesome feels like i was in the fight brilliant
This man perfectly described fighting Floyd ..And gives us a true insight into the true genius and master of boxing that Floyd truly is.
After watching this video I almost get the feeling that the less traditionally talented a boxer you are, the better you perform against Floyd. I think the higher level competition he faced recognised the minutiae of what he was doing in the ring, and it just ends up being total information overload. Super insightful interview.
Great comment. would Explain why Maidanna was able to have success against him the first fight. In the second he tried to box, which was a huge mistake..
that's an interesting way of looking at it
@@truwarrior9321 thanks man! Yeah, exactly! I guess it all comes back to the old 'making them fight your fight' adage. I used to scoff when people would talk about him being the GOAT, but his fight IQ and adaptability are just crazy. I think the best things you could bring to a fight with him are an unorthodox approach and strength in the intangibles. That, and _never_ sign a rematch clause with him haha.
@@TheKondinho as in interesting interesting, or "interesting" like when the Mrs tries an 'exotic new meal recipe' for dinner and asks how it is?
It's impressive how much this guy has learned about his opponent purely through observation and being in the ring with him.
Tadgh Smith he really ain't ha no choice 😂😂😏
He's a very articulate young man, great interview.
Theo P chill bro
Theo P oh my bad
Cantankerous Twat SHOULD HE NOT BE? AT HIS AGE?
yeah..surprise isn't it? A Black man that is " Articulate"....lol
Nick Stiver tom11zz884 he never said anything about race. Wtf are you guys on. Not once did he mention race, so why are YOU all jumping to conclusions?
He is keeping in 💯about Mayweathers skills and experience and knowledge in the ring.
Might be the most informative honest interview I've ever heard this guy has a future in being a boxing analyst he sounds like a smart young brother B1✊🏿
Berto breaks it down perfectly, he makes you really see and feel what it must be like to fight someone like Mayweather... great man respect to you sir Berto
I don't think casual fans can really appreciate Floyd. Defensive boxing isn't so exciting, but when you master the science like Floyd... well 50-0, 15 championships
Floyds a broad. He run marathons just like his mouth
@@babiboy8059 Stop hating and do something with you're life.
@@divine02759 im not hating my dude. It is what it is. Everything Berto said. Con artist floyd. And my life together brotha. Im a six figure dick playboy. At 31. Whats up. Hows ya life lookn square?
@LowPro 619 Why would he engage in brawling when he can get $300million a fight and those you call exciting getting peanuts
Literally anyone who hates on mayweather is automatically a casual i dont give a fuck what there excuse of the day is. mayweather has a high fight IQ and knows the game. Boxing was never about knocking someone put or putting on a show. Its about hitting and not getting hit. Scoring points. And making it to the end of the rounds. Anyone who says otherwise does not know the history of the sport.
Honesty and respect from Andre is amazing. This guy has a bright future.
I'm back here again after hearing Floyd is going to fight Logan Paul. This is my favorite interview about how Floyd fights.
don't even sound like he's describing a fighter or a fighting/battle situation...its like he describing a technician or an engineer of his craft. "An unarmed combat technician who engineers victories."
Hmm true but where are the black engineers outside a boxing ring?
@@Larrypint I can name 50 renowned ones off the top of my head, doubt you can name 50 white ones in the same fashion.
@@jeremyhampton6058 50 black engineers that invented something?
@@Larrypint Lmao, and he evades my Statement. Typical
Larrypint bro just shut the fuck up
Who watched this more than twice?
Not me!
I did, this is more exciting than any of Floyd's fights.
Nah I think I got it the first time around
Me
Gospel Musicians just as I’m running it back for the second time lmao
He's the greatest defensive fighter of all time...just brilliant!!👏🏾👌🏿
It’s my annual watch of this video. I’ll come back again next year
I'm sure Mayweather thinks Berto "is a hell of a fighter".
Just like TANK
😂😂😂😂
Lmao all respect to berto but mayweather washed him
@@Lofe He a helluva fighter
I'm sure Floyd will say "He's made smart, smart investments"
This interview is a masterpiece.
Berto is mesmerised with Floyd's skills
He described it so well I thought I lost for a second
I’ve watched this 1000 times and still can’t figure it out 😂
This is a very honest feedback. Love this dude!!!
Hey Andre; I never make comments on these things; but, I must thank you for your candidness at giving us fans a bit of insight of what happens in the ring; especially with opponents as this opponent. Thank you kindly Brother. You are the best.
Ive seen this like 15 times, never gets old
Berto is amazing, .......man.....what a description.....he is such a smart and funny guy.....there is so much respect and admiration, so detailed and precise in the way he describes while being hilarious.
And that is why Floyd still looks fresh in the ring at his age. He doesn't go to war because he doesn't need to.
Can't Wheelie Rob Running and holding his apponent worked throughout Floyds career. Corruption also worked in his favor.
Can't Wheelie Rob No he’s a PED head
@@georgejacknowitz1907 In almost every fight that they said "he ran" he not only landed danm near 200 punches, but had a high connect percentage, and out landed his opponents 3-1. If you get hit 200 times in a fight on the streets but he slipped danm near all of your punches, and at the end of the fight, your excuse was that "he ran", everyone who saw the fight would laugh in your face. Smh
@@georgejacknowitz1907 You would hate Muhammad Ali then. Watch how many times he clinches in a fight.
George Jacknowitz Please go watch the video of Floyd boxing
Sounds like Berto was in the Matrix.
Josue Camarillo 😂😂😂😭😂😂
LMFAO!!!! Josue Camarillo, you got me laughing my ass off! But I guess that's what it's like in there against Floyd! Berto was very accurate!
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Lmao
Can't think of anybody that wasn't when they were in the ring with Mayweather.
Berto was in there loving every moment
This is awesome. Berto is a beast too. Great fighting mind.
Had to watch this a couple of times
it was that good huh, I thought so also
Terrell J He's a sharp dude, I enjoyed it. I'm a huge conor fan, but he's going to get embarrassed by floyd. It became even clearer after this vid.
Best Floyd breakdown ever.
Berto should get a medal for this 👍
When he talked about the time management and doing just enough to win rounds it really makes the “easy money” statement crazy. He knew it was going to be an easy night in the office
Brah has an ABSOLUTE gift for commentary and description. A pleasure to listen to the man and share his perspective. Listen and listen again and you'll still not hear a better, more entertaining or more informative commentary than this. Masterfully done Mr .Berto.
Indeed l What a top guy ! A credit to boxing .
Floyd is known as a defensive genius; but he is a boxing genius-the whole boxing game!
The different layers of strategy. The game within the game.
Boxing is all about strategy that’s what most people forget !
He's just a defensive genius. To be a well rounded boxing genius he needs to be offensively dominant at will.
Rasul Daniels his offence was highly underrated almost a career total of landing 50% of his punches thrown is unbelievable only casual fans and novices claim “hE jUsT rUnS” usually because their favourite fighter couldn’t hit him😂
@@helloagain7466 Of course he'll have a high percentage if he executes counter punches with his timing and precision. Would he have the same success if he was the offensive aggressor?
GREAT INTERVIEW!!! Andre's is so sweet while he's calculating and adjusting, he sees Mayweather doing the same, defense, look at the clock, fake a punch. Most fighters, "I worked hard, and it paid off". No, no Berto is not on autopilot. Amazing interview.
Andre is a respectful gentleman. I really appreciate him doing this interview.
Andre's a sharp, articulate kid with the gift of gab. I like the respect he shows Mayweather Jr.