Five Times Floyd Mayweather Almost Lost in the Ring

The former five-division champion Floyd Mayweather has had a few close calls in his 50-fight career. That said, here are five times 'TBE' almost lost in the ring.

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Jose Luis Castillo 1 -
December 7, 2002

Castillo dominated Mayweather for the majority of the fight. When the results were announced, unanimous decision for Mayweather, fans booed as they felt Castillo was robbed. However, Mayweather dominated Castillo in the rematch and won via unanimous decision.

Zab Judah -
April 8, 2006

Judah landed a short right hook in the second round, and only a glove on the mat kept Mayweather on his feet. However, the referee ruled it a slip. It is still a controversial topic in the boxing community to date.

Oscar De La Hoya -
May 5, 2007

Mayweather's victory against Oscar De La Hoya is the only split decision on his record. 

Shane Mosley -
May 1, 2010

Mosley landed a vicious right hand that left Mayweather clinging for his survival in the second round. Furthermore, Mosley did it again just seconds later with a right hook.

Marcos Maidana 1 -
May 3, 2014

Maidana, with his aggression, landed more punches on Mayweather than most of his opponents. One judge even scored a draw (114–114), resulting in a majority decision victory for Mayweather.

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