Zab Judah Claims He Could Have Defeated Mayweather

Zab Judah, a former world champion, stated that he could have been the one to end Floyd Mayweather's undefeated record during their welterweight clash in 2006. Judah believes he won the first five rounds of the fight and that the knockdown he scored should have made the score even.
He also pointed to an incident in the 10th round when Mayweather's trainer, Roger Mayweather, entered the ring during a commotion involving Judah, which he argues should have resulted in an automatic disqualification according to boxing rules. Judah was ultimately defeated by decision in that bout held in Las Vegas.
He expressed that this loss significantly impacted Mayweather's career trajectory, suggesting that if he had won, Mayweather would not have achieved his 50-0 record, thereby altering public perception of him as "The Best Ever" (TBE).
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