Worst decision (by a fighter) in history...

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  1. HeavyPuncha

    HeavyPuncha Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No doubt it's Floyd's refusal to make an easy hundred million fighting Pac. Such an easy fight for him yet he killed by asking too much testing. He would've made a gazillion of money and not sweat at all.
     
  2. awesome1612

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    Business wise it was a terrible decision. Even if he lost (most likely wouldn't have) there still would have been a rematch and a huge pay day.

    Floyd easily lost out on a lot of money. He has enough money but it's still something he regrets. The rich love to get richer.
     
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    He could have made a **** tonne but cared too much about his record whats the worst? loose and get a rematch for more money and be set for life...
     
  4. MVC

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    Yawn. It's Pacquiao's refusal to do the blood test in 2009, then refusing to take the 40 million dollars (His highest payday).

    Ffs Manny makes 6 million a fight.
     
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    Floyd made more money than any of ATHLETE last year. He's doing fine.
     
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    The people who stood to benefit most financially were Pacquiao and Arum.

    Mayweather gets his 40 million against the likes of Cotto and Mosley while Pacquiao gets anywhere from 15-25 for similar type of fights.

    100 million would have been the total fighter purse so 50/50, 55/45 would have more than doubled Pacquiao's earnings while providing Floyd with a small bump from his usual.

    How morons like you never understood this is baffling.
     
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    $85,000,000.00

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  8. ripcity

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    Not really Mayweather's decision to make. Pacquiao had been avoiding the fight from day one. He only "agreed" to terms when he had a fight with Marquez under contract. It was just a marketing ploy on Pacquiao's part to "agree"
     
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    pacquiao's decision to fight Marquez for the forth time
     
  10. thawk888

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    This is new......
     
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    Tony Ayala springs to mind, for raping women instead of fighting.
     
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    this
     
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    When Kelly Pavlik decided to have his very first beer.
     
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    Juan Manuel Marquez fighting Chris John for pennies...