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

So why isn't he fighting Pacquiao?

And not fighting at all?

So 140 lbs should not be a problem for him to make then?

Or is there another excuse?atsch

 

No, it wasn't, Floyd was out of jail and the fight was not signed.

According to Pacquiao, they tried to negotiate the fight for Nov/Dec, Floyd said to him, "what if I lose?" Floyd has not refuted this so far.

 

Yeah, poor Floyd didn't get to eat whatever he wanted like he normally does and had to resort to drinking tap water because he beat up his ex in front of his kids and had to go to jail. Let's all feel sorry for him and give him a pass for not fighting once again atsch

 

he isn't the mood to fight and has enough money. He thought b4 going into jail that he'd be able to fight in December, but once he got out, he felt differently (which you'd know if you read it).

You can probably expect to hear form Floyd in December anyways when Pac, Cotto/Trout, Berto/Guerrero, Canelo and Sergio are available

 

:roll: I should just stay in the lounge. Too many ******s in the general

 

Floyd is a paper champ, he wins his best fights on paper against fighters he doesn't face in the ring, with his fanboys crowning him the winner, without any punches being thrown.

If Floyd can do all these things, then do them and not just have daddy and his fanboys talk about them and crown him the winner.

Real fights happen in the ring, not on paper.

 

I actually work out dude. I love the fact that you didn't even attempt to answer my questions by the way. You just proceeded to throw out some more crap that had nothing to do with my point in an attempt to deflect from your weak argument. You're all over the place.

I proved your original point wrong about not being able to lose the weight that fast, and then you tried to backtrack and agree with me. You then foolishly tried to compare Tyson and Mayweather, but when I poked holes in that argument, you tried to change the question around to what Floyd was doing while he was locked up.

If Floyd did eat protein bars in prison, that doesn't mean that he couldn't lose the weight that fast. You would know that if you knew how weight loss worked. You just said that Mayweather was eating those bars in prison, but according you, you don't even know if they're available in prison. Just like you, I don't know what Floyd was doing in prison. He said that he was eating less and doing nothing but push ups and pull ups. If that's the case, then he could lose that 15 pounds fairly easily.

 

:rofl

Yes, difficult to get into fighting mood when you are scared.

Floyd sounds like a frigid girl, always making excuses:rofl


Not in the mood:rofl

 

plus it wouldn't matter how much protein you'd get if you aren't getting enough calories overall.

And I doubt he was eating protein bars in there anyways

it's like I'm arguing with a little kid

 

What's the threads created breakdown?

 

No....again you aren't understanding. There is absolutely nothing old Floyd does better than young Floyd....and is still much smaller than Hatton.

 

You do realise Protein is calories?atsch

Not arguing, just saying I like real fights that will happen, not pretend ones which won't happen.

Floyd won't fight at 140lbs, and thats a guarantee from me. If there is a fighter at 140lbs or at 135lbs he wants to fight he will drag them up to 147 or 154lbs where he has the bigger advantage.

Floyd always stacks the deck and always take the minimum risk.

 

Good point about the calories. I actually wrote something like that, but deleted it. He also fails to understand that working out while getting less calories would make it even easier for someone to drop the 15 pounds that Floyd said he lost, because muscle mass actually increases your metabolism. The higher your metabolism, the easier it is to lose weight and vice versa.

 

So a Castillo that is 147lbs comfortably beats Floyd at 147lbs, because he is worst than a 130lbs Floyd?:huh

 

Castillo never beat Mayweather. Your analogy doesn't make sense.