The JR.MW titlist (Mayweather) not fighting the JR. MW Champion (Canelo) is a DUCK!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by IsaL, May 13, 2013.


  1. Abdullah

    Abdullah Boxing Junkie banned

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    Maaaan, Floyd is the uno. He is also a gorilla and a dog. Gorillas and dogs do not need to fight Ginger bread cookies, ok? Besides, Floyd might not even be thinking about boxing by September. When you're #1, you're not thinkin' about who's behind you! Floyd's career is not defined by one fight. If that were the case, then why not just fight one fight and be the greatest fighter of all time?


    LOL! Definitey another duck in the Mayweather career. Floyd will forever be the greatest duck duck goose champion of all time.
     
  2. JohnAnthony

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    the funny thing is. Alvarez isn't even that good. That just proves how bad floyds ducking is.

    Floyd would still be a favourite yet he still seems scared.

    He's that concerned about losing, he won't fight anyone who has even a 30% chance of winning.

    Imagine if there was an actual Killer at 154 holding the title. Like when Martinez had it. Then wat would floyd do!
     
  3. Scar

    Scar VIP Member

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    Aren't you the idiot that was insisting Mayweather is ducking Alvarez even before Alvarez fought Trout?
     
  4. JohnAnthony

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    respect to all floyd fans who are choosing not to be bias on this one.
     
  5. Foxy 01

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    Yet another completely moronic thread, with no foundation whatsoever for the benefit of fukin *******s. The rest of the world have every right to ridicule these scum who still haven't got over KTFO 6.
     
  6. bobotnaman

    bobotnaman ★★★★☆ Full Member

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    yet another ***** alt. how many foxy account do you have? where's foxy 02 and the rest? :rofl
     
  7. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    and whoever else he fights besides Canelo is also called a cherry pick
     
  8. Bazooka

    Bazooka Pimp C Wants 2 Be Me Full Member

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    :lol: Seriously dare Floyd to take the fight with Alexander and sell that bull**** on PPV.

    **** will flop right along side with the Guerrero fight who the hell is going to pay to see Devon? the kid is boring as all **** no following hell he doesnt even have the following that the Ghost had and he didnt have ****.

    Alexander vs Mayweather on PPV you all really think this **** sells?:nut
     
  9. victor879

    victor879 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Been saying it a while now and I'll repeat it again: 154 or bust for me. I don't care if the catchweight was 153 pounds, not interested. I hate catchweight fights.

    The only instance where I 'might' be able to forgive a catchweight is if they met at like 152 and it was for 'no title' and just for the 'fans.' I could 'maybe' live with that, even if I wouldn't prefer it. No catchweights for titles, ever.

    I really want the fight at 154 or not at all. If it's not at all, I don't consider it a duck either. Giving up 20 pounds in the ring (13.6% of his overall weight) isn't a requirement for me, sorry.
     
  10. IsaL

    IsaL VIP Member Full Member

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    He didn't have a problem giving up weight when he became a 5 division champion by beating the ever so prime and dangerous monster in a 35 year old Oscar De La Hoya and immediately claiming to be the GOAT, even better than the Great Sugar Ray Robinson. I assure you, Sugar Ray Robinson would never duck the Legend of Saul "The Canelo" Alvarez. :yep
     
  11. Furey

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    He's only fought at 154 twice... and for Cotto he came in at 149 or 150.

    So if Floyd fights Canelo at 154, comes into the fight at 150 baring in mind that is apparently close to what he walks around at.. and Canelo comes in at 170 - 175, the latter is close to two stone difference.

    At the end of the day, Floyd is the "money machine" as he likes to call it and to some extent it's true. The fact is, he's the one who's done the big PPV numbers and is the house hold name, Canelo isn't.

    Also (I may be wrong here..), but wasn't Floyd stripped of his title at 154 shortly before he stepped in the ring with Guerrero?



    And for the people moaning about Floyd bringing Canelo down in weight, what about when Canelo has fought people coming up in weight? Matthew Hatton and Josesito Lopez at 154.. really?
     
  12. Bazooka

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    If he doesnt fight Canelo at 154 when its said and done, that 0 he likes to brag about will solely be remembered for the number of how many risk he took