It took Floyd Mayweather Jr. (44-0, 26 KO’s) the first two rounds to shake the rust and that was about all the time Robert Guerrero (31-2-1,1 8 KO’s) had to get the job done because once Floyd dusted off the cobwebs it was over. "The Ghost" Guerrero had his chance in the first few minutes but they were gone in a flash, never to be seen again. Floyd's right hand leads were landing with accuracy and for all the pressure he was putting on Mayweather he could not land his big shots. As Guerrero said after the fight, "He was barely slipping by my punches. He is better than I thought."

Floyd started off the fight a little flat footed and let Guerrero feel like he was in the battle but once Mayweather settled in he started landing crisp right hands at a rapid clip and from that point on it was all Floyd all the time. The Ghost did not disappear throughout the fight and he gave it his best but he just did not have the skills to go blow for blow with Mayweather.

Offensively and defensively Floyd painted a masterpiece as he held Guerrero's punches landed percentage to around 20% while he was landing his shots off "The Ghost's" face at a 60% rate. You cant argue with those numbers. You also can't argue with the blood that was streaming down Guerrero's face in the mid-rounds, he was getting thoroughly outclassed and beat on every level. Final scores all in favor of Mayweather were 117-111 across the board, no one argued with the tally.

Love him or hate him you can't argue with an undefeated record and it looks like his campaign as boxing's Pound4Pound king will not be coming to an end anytime soon. With a date secured in September it looks like boxing will be treated to another great Mexican holiday that will once again be spearheaded by The Pretty Boy.