The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

ok fair enough. so there's a chance also that it was floyd's own idea to put a spy on pac's camp and there's also a chance that it was floyd's idea that it would be crazy for him to fight pacquiao after ortiz and roger just got it from floyd himself.

 

Meh, seeing how Floyd acts in the media and especially on the scene in Las Vegas, I don't think he's too concerned about his appearance.

But, I guess my whole point was that now it's becoming an accepted expectation that if you fight Floyd Mayweather (not anyone else), you will be subjected to random blood testing. He's not "singling out" Pacquiao anymore because he's doing it for every single fight, and as more and more fighters begin to sign on the dotted line and agree to it against Floyd, Pacquiao won't have the sympathy card he used to have from everyone to feel that he was OK to demand a 14-day window or to say he was afraid of needles or felt drained by blood tests or anything else. He's losing some of the sympathy I think he used to get from people around the start of the first round of negotiations.

Whatever the case, I don't personally think he's on anything - I think he's just an amazing fighter with an iron will and a perfected craft. By the same token, I'm sure a lot of people thought that about Lance Armstrong, Mark McGwire, Shane Mosley, Alex Rodriguez and countless other star athletes that have either been caught using or admitted to using PEDs in recent years. I can't fault Floyd for asking for it and I can't say it's a ridiculous request just because "no other boxers are asking for it." I'm sure no other baseball players or cyclists were pushing for additional drug screenings, either, but if they HAD, they would've realized they were competing against (and losing to, as a result) juiced athletes for much of their careers.

 

Not Arum. Here's a quote from Greenburg..."Both times, the fight was very close to being made. And, the second time around, you know, all that I can say is that you would have to ask Floyd Mayweather why the fight wasn’t made. To this day, I really don’t know why Floyd decided that he didn’t want the fight any more in the fall."

Sorry *****.

 

:rofl

 

Ross Greenburg: "Both times, the fight was very close to being made. And, the second time around, you know, all that I can say is that you would have to ask Floyd Mayweather why the fight wasn’t made. To this day, I really don’t know why Floyd decided that he didn’t want the fight any more in the fall." :hi:

 

The joke is the thread starter didn't even get his info from the real source where the interview was conducted. He also missed out a valuable quote which brings fear to every ******* on ESB.

The thread starter claims floyd don't want to fight manny, yet left this quote out of the real article in which the interview was taken.

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Show me ******* where pacquiao agreed to take the test up to the day of the fight.:nut

 

yes, everything must be 100% one way or the other


talking with you is like talking with a 4 year old


and again, floyd sr. is not floyd jr.

anytime you want to show me where floyd jr. said pac cannot train at home, or there has to be a spy there, plz do

the funny thing is floyd has not altered his stance one single tiny little bit since the post-mosley fight interview, while pac and his team...yes his team...his trainer, his promoter...not jinky or his dog eating father....his team...are all over the place

 

I can answer that for you Manny never agreed to the testing up to the day of the fight. This is not hard to understand

 

troll elsewhere...and practice at it...you are not even replying to what i wrote

 

:yep Let's just hope Floyd doesn't commit reputation suicide by finding anther ridicoulous excuse to avoid PAC again.

 

The only thing RIDICOULOUS is your spelling :rofl

 

:rofl *******s, great early morning entertainment.

 

Give it a rest Coder

 

arum wants to milk pac till he is ready to go then cash out vs may, mayweather is too high risk to stop his huge events, if someone beats pac he wants it to be a toprank fighter so that he can start making him a superstar.