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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
Floyd is scared. What a liltte girl. Pacman IS the best P4P fighter, get over it and man up, Pretty Girl Floyd.XBL: DTX3
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
Well he could be the best P4P fighter in his own little world, but it won't mean anything until he mans up and fights Pacman.XBL: DTX3
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
floyd is the best in the world... floyd is gonna crush this guy and mannyGo skins and Fsu!!!!Comment
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
Best in the world, sure buddy.
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
Floyd over MannyComment
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
Floyd Mayweather is one of the most talented boxers to ever hit the ring, and defensively he is the best one still standing in his division. His strength is counter-punching, and also letting an opponent tire themselves out while not taking much damage if any from the fighter's strikes.
Pacquiao is a fighter who is very much on the attack, he'd be most likely to go in and try to force Mayweather to trade, which will make it very much a fight on the run for Mayweather. If it goes to a decision (which it might), it will look like Manny has thrown and landed more, like a few of the rounds that De La Hoya won against Floyd. The fight will play into Floyd's hands the longer it goes on, because Floyd will set up his defense in a way that encourages Pacquiao to strike more, but hit less. In a sense, he'll try to frustrate Pacquiao into throwing more punches than he'd like.
I'd like to think that Manny can get more than his share of punches in, but I'm not sure against a guy like Floyd. I'm going to have a conditional pick here: if Manny can land shots against Floyd, he will win. If Floyd gets his typical counter-punch while avoiding the big shots defense going (which he is the best in the world at doing), then he's going to win.Our purchasing power is being eroded. So especially now, the goods must be held to a standard. We end up happier as consumers, and the companies get a clear message: "We won't tolerate sub-par goods." It's a shame, no one cares to speak with their wallet.Comment
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
He brings up a great point, no losses is hard to argue with. Judge his body of work, not his mouth.
Its hard to argue with an undefeated fighter at his level. Until Floyd is embarrassed in the ring, not just lose, its hard to argue with him.Last edited by Complex; 05-20-2009, 06:09 AM.Follow me on Twitter - http://twitter.com/complex219Comment
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
lol..i havnt watched up much fights by mayweather but I know hes good. Pacquiao's offense is everchanging. I just hate the interviewer, if he doesnt even know that pacquiao has losses, then hes dumb, hes the one who brought him up..lolComment
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
He should at 147. He's naturally bigger than both of them.
If he were to fight Manny at 140, he'd get destroyed.
Hatton at 147 gave PBF problems. What do you think a 140 Manny would do at that weight? His hands, stamina and power would be too much for PBF.
Yes, Flyod Jr. is undefeated but he was losing that fight with DLH until Golden Boy ran out of gas in the last 3 rounds.
And I don't care what anyone says, he lost that first fight to Jose Luis Castillo. Anyone who watched that fight knows it.
What bothers me about Floyd is that he IS incredibly talented but once he got to the top and started making crazy money he's taken the easier path.
He forces smaller opponents to come to him. And in his comeback fight he doesn't wait 24 hours to see the winner of the Hatton-Pacquio fight, instead choosing the 135 pound champ in Marquez.
If he wants to fight at 147, why not challenge Mosley? Or Cotto? Or Williams?
But everyone in boxing knows that he SHOULD have picked Manny. That's the ONLY fight that fans and boxing wants to see. Instead he again picks a smaller guy to rough up.
I love Marquez and he'll come to fight, but coming up 12 pounds to fight a natural welterweight is a tall order that even he might have problems with.
Go screw PBF.Last edited by Money99; 05-20-2009, 07:48 AM.Comment
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Re: Floyd Mayweather Pretty much telling you why he's not in Fight Night
That may be true but the fight was scheduled for 12 rounds was it not. Superior conditioning is not a reason to take some thing from the man. He went 12 and won, not his fault DLH didn't have anything left in the tank.
He worked his way to the top and had every right to make people come to him. Before he got his big money, he had to fight to earn the right to go after Gatti. Gatti wasn't coming to him nor were the other top guys at 140 prior to his destruction of Gatti. Cotto, Williams and Mosley aren't worth it to him. Simply put what do those guys bring to him. He beats them he was suppose to beat them he loses well then every one can trash PBF. Floyd doesn't owe any of those names a damn thing. They aren't at his level yet so why should he come down to theirs?What bothers me about Floyd is that he IS incredibly talented but once he got to the top and started making crazy money he's taken the easier path.
He forces smaller opponents to come to him. And in his comeback fight he doesn't wait 24 hours to see the winner of the Hatton-Pacquio fight, instead choosing the 135 pound champ in Marquez.
If he wants to fight at 147, why not challenge Mosley? Or Cotto? Or Williams?
First fight in 2 years and you want him to go after the current P4P #1. Why can't he have a warm-up fight to get his barrings back, I'm sure there will be some ring rust. I think that this is just an unfair criticism on your part. He could've picked any tomato can at 140 or 147, he is at least fighting a guy that will hit him and be a game competitor, and it's boxing so as long as Marquez is throwing he has a great punchers chance.But everyone in boxing knows that he SHOULD have picked Manny. That's the ONLY fight that fans and boxing wants to see. Instead he again picks a smaller guy to rough up.
It's not hard to tell that I am a PBF fan. One of the more gifted and talented boxers I've seen make his way through boxing. Being only 27 I missed out on the rise of some of the real greats, but it's still been a pleasure to watch PBF. I see the point to some of your arguments, I just hope that I brought a decent counter point to the argument.I love Marquez and he'll come to fight, but coming up 12 pounds to fight a natural welterweight is a tall order that even he might have problems with.
Go screw PBF.Moderator
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