I've yet to see anyone say Floyd only won one round going into the 10th.
I don't know if coaches will be "reverse engineering" Conor's fights or not, but I don't think there's a whole lot to take away from this particular Boxing match.
I don't think Conor did anything amazing in there that no one has ever seen before in Boxing, it's not like he did some crazy or revolutionary like the way you're talking.
He's a bigger guy than Floyd with a long reach. He started the first three rounds really aggressive, throwing a lot of punches while Floyd hardly threw anything at all and just hung back, playing a defensive role. Floyd picks up the pace in round 4 winning the round and takes over from 5 through 10, being much more aggressive, walking Conor down and landing at will almost (he's landing 58% of his power shots to Conor's 24% and in a couple rounds rounds landing over 60% and 70% of his overall shots).
If you want to see some truly fluid motion, some spectacular footwork and punches from all angles, that coaches should study, watch Lomachenko. Here is a guy that Joe Rogan always talks about and is blown away by:
Lomachenko's Matrix Style Footwork & Matador Feints Explained - Technique Breakdown - YouTube
THAT is something unique and by the way you were talking pre fight, and surprisingly post fight, I would have expected to see from Conor.
You also mentioned Conor switching from Southpaw to Orthodox, which didn't happen much at all. Someone who was amazing at it, other than Loma, was Dmitry Pirog, usually switched stances well over 20 times around, in part because of his shifting abilities, something he was tremendous at, another who does that is Golovkin and Loma. But these "new tricks" are old as the sport, used to be known as the Fitszimmons shift. Just like Floyd and his shoulder roll and pull counter, you can find guys doing this in the 60s and before.
I think sometimes people forget just how long Boxing has been around, hindreds of years, and the history is so incredible. Whenever someone says they are bringing something new to the table, it's been seen before and it's been best before. Nothing Conor did was new. What was unique about it was it was Conor, his size and attributes doing it, against a guy like Floyd, on such a massive stage.
You've mentioned several times to numerous people that we "can't see" what Conor was doing. Yet you've not offered any type of break down on what exactly we should be seeing. When presented with punch stats, you don't care about those and brush them off. When presented with how boxing criteria and how it's used to score, again brushed off and we can't "see it"
Bro, there is a reason you're the only person that only scored a single round for Floyd, you're seeing what you want to see, you're seeing what for into your pre-fight prediction.
That's why it got you all messed up. You said it was the greatest fight you've seen. Then said Conor fought a horrible game plan. And yet won every round but one before getting stopped. It's quite amusing to watch the mental gymnastics though.