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

ok :roll: hes your daddy and you are his bit--:deal

 

this is how I imagine you look http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-yNM8aF5mMDk/UHYNDk1ByaI/AAAAAAAACcA/EliOZ1wPJpk/s1600/boydcrowderspiritfingers.gif

 

Your bitchass has started more PBF threads than I have along with your alt progamer and your buddy Boxing_Master.

 

:rofl

 

Damn does Floyd look slow or what!?
He should call himself the snail from now on, no wonder he is avoiding Pac/Bradley like the plague.
He looks so slow, I hope he makes it to the MGM in time for the fight.
Dayum...

 

why do you think that? Because Pacquiao is fast, so you'll just say Mayweather is vulnerable to (Fill in something Pacquiao is good at)?

 

damn u beat me to it

 

Fine about Marquez. As for Canelo, I was with Floyd when he was calling Pacquiao catchweight king. There is no excuse for a catch weight when there are belts on the line.

 

That same old **** drinker knocked Pac clean out after the Mayweather fight. When Floyd fought Oscar he was thirty and Oscar was 34, What's old about that. Mosley was 38 and Floyd was 33 but Mosley ducked Floyd in his younger days. Floyd is older than Cotto by four years. Floyd is 14 years older than Canelo, 7 years older than Guerrero, 10 years older than Ortiz, 1year older than Zab, and 4 years younger than Baldomir. Out of those gents, 4 of them were champions at the time he fought them. JMM was in the top 10 p4p and Mosley was a bonafide HOF'er. Check Oscar's last ten fights out. He lost 6 of them including one to old ass B Hop who was 8 years his senior. He beat JCC who was 10 years his senior. Out of the five class A fighters he fought in his last 10 fights, he lost to 4 of them. Now check Pac's last ten fights, not that impressive if you put the spotlight on them as you did Mayweather and Floyd's is better. Come correct or leave that **** at home.

 

Canelo said 150. As if Floyd was scared or something. Floyd gave him 152. he never asked for the CW. Pac says NO C/W no fight. Same reason why he didn't want to give Cotto a rematch at 154.

 

DUCKWEATHER ASKING FOR CATCH WEIGHTS AT HIS 5TH CLASS :rofl pacquaio asking for it in his 8 th

 

:rofl

pacquaio asked at his 8th weight class big difference

 

Regardless of the Mayweather/Pacquiao never-ending debate, there is no excuse for catch weights in title fights. No excuse for Mayweather, no excuse for Pacquiao, no excuse for Cotto, none of them.

 

Floyd could've fought him at 150 or 154 if he wanted. Clearly he is the man with the big stack at this point.

What happened to the Mayweather that was talking leading up to his Cotto fight, saying things like "I don't want no excuses. I want him to be at his most comfortable weight." Obviously all that went out the window quick when it came to a natural junior middleweight.

I'm not calling Floyd scared. But he is risk-averse to a fault in my opinion.

 

lol