(VIDEO)Floyd Mayweather teaches ESPN’s Brian Kenny how to throw a punch
As the Floyd Mayweather Vs. Manny Pacquiao super fight hangs on a thread due to steroids drug tests debacle, ESPN aired this Sportscenter commercial segment with Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Friday Night Fights in studio analyst Brian Kenny.
Brian Kenny and Floyd Mayweather have gotten into heated debates during interviews in the past, but they put that aside and jokingly play around with the coin operated Boxing Machine, it’s a popular punching game you see at many carnivals and amusement parks to test ones punching power.
Kenny placed a photograph picture of Pretty Boy Floyd on it and punches the bag with not much effort. At first try Kenny gets 324 lbs of force, after Floyd Mayweather shows Brian Kenny the proper way to throw a right hand punch, Kenny’s punch force goes up significantly to 646 lbs of force. Shows you the importance of throwing a punch with proper form and technique to get the maximum benefit from a punch.
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That was a good lesson. I like the chemistry between Brian and Floyd. They’re both funny.
Yeah. They’re like the boxing odd couple. I could watch these together all day.
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how come we didn’t get to see flashy floyd hit the machine.
I’m sure Floyd could get the maximum score on that game. I can remember playing that game in the arcade at the mall and I got a score of 930 something. It was the second highest score on the machine. Which shocked the hell out of me, because I was only 130 pounds at the time and about 5′10″. Granted, I did throw a winding up haymaker. Anyway, the point of my story is that if I could get within 70 points of getting the maximum score at age 16 and 130 pounds, I have no doubt Floyd could easily get a score of 1000.