50 Cent on ESPN says Floyd ducked Manny Pacquiao

there are absolute truths in everything. doesnt matter how you choose to interpret it, truth stands on its own legs. you can fool yourself into believing anything you want, and you do this day and day out, it still doesnt change what the truth really is. when your little made up wworld has crumbled and dissapeared, the truth will still stand. i understand these concepts are a little boyond the understanding of someone with so little pride and self respect. to you anything that brings discomfort to your life, just isnt real, youre weak.

 

So youre pejevan's alt ?? :verysad

 

50 cent is Bob Arum's bottom ***** now

 

So tell me what truth did you get from that interview from 50 cent atsch

 

everything he said rang true, given the overwhelming evidence throughout the years that supports his statements. better question, what did you pick up from him that you think is a lie?

 

It rang true for you, when there are other opinions to support the exact opposite of most everything he said.

Again, not an absolute truth.

 

give an example, or did his overall oppinions just poke you in a sore spot?

 

:rofl Whats it like living inside the ***** bubble?

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- He feels Floyd avoided Pac - many feel Pac avoided Floyd, or they avoided one another

- He feels Floyd would beat Pac - many feel Pac would beat Floyd


There's two for ya. Neither absolute in the slightest. Ding ding, schools out. :hi:

 

I saw he interview on The Numbers Don't Lie, and at no point did 50 cent say Mayweather ducked Pacquiao. What he did say, when asked about Mayweather's new contract with Showtime worth 250 million, that he could have already made 100 million. Actually he came of as really bitter about to whole thing, and if I step over a quarter to pick up a dollar, than that just makes good CENTS.

 

all true. you gave examples of what he feels. i think he would be the most qualified to say what he feels. you should have stayed in school yourself, dumbass, you might have learned the difference between facts and feelings.

 

Its amazing that just 6 months ago, 50 was all about Floyd, then they had a little twitter spat, and now 50 is being quoted for truth. How is this objective?

If 50 had come forward before their fall out and said this then it could be taken seriously. If he knew that Floyd was dodging the Pacquiao fight all this time, why was singing a different tune before the fall out?

Whether what he says is in line with general consensus or not is moot, as he is undeniably biased.

 

First Take is awful same topics every day over and over

when will they cover a real boxing topic

 

50 is a fake mother****er but he's speaking the real here. Only people who deny this are the ones who have that blind love for Floyd and wont admit it. It was an obvious duck. You can go over the negotiations as much as you'd like but you need to take it from the START. When it became obvious that the next fight had to be May vs Pac and May started demanding different drug testing, where I'm from, this means you DON"T WANT THE FIGHT. Especially when you never demanded this in the past. Honestly, Floyd burned himself just on his attitude towards Pac. His interviews and the way he was trying to belittle Pac and talking ****, it was obvious he was hating the fact that some people thought he was the better fighter. And he hated it even more knowing he was a threat. People need to realize that Floyd doesn't think like his fans. Even though we would take him to win, Floyd has different **** going through his mind. He wants the easy way out. He doesn't want to go to war. He doesn't want a TOUGH fight.

50 is a guy who WITNESSED everything in the negotiations. This is a guy who was once considered the "best friend" of Floyd. He got to see this with his own eyes. As a matter of fact, he wasn't really hating at all. He even gave him his props and spoke about his great skill and the fact that he doesn't "fear" any fighters. He just said that May likes to take the easy route. Avoid situations that can be tough and do what's SMART for HIM, not what's best for his legacy or boxing. It's that simple. The faster you guys accept this, the faster these stupid threads will end. It's getting old.

 

50 also said that Floyd legitimately tried to make the fight happen and he wanted 50 to help him get it made