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

Kevin Iole @KevinI · 2m 2 minutes ago
What I once thought might never happen might be on the verge of happening. It's a good day

 

that's good news

 

And who's to say Pac won't pay VADA for a clean test? Lol buzz off loser

 

Hell yes! And only a select group is seemingly upset about it lol

 

Isn't Duck_Master the one who said Floyd paid Pac money to not reveal his positive test? That mean Pac know he's supposedly on PEDs.. Why would he care now or why wouldn't he say anything now? That also means Pac is a cooked politician...

All the bs claims they said over the years trying to figure out why Floyd is so good is in turn making Pac look bad too...

 

Kevin Lole confirmed Pacquiao has agreed to all terms and hasn't signed the contract.

Pacquiao told Philippine news last Fri that if all goes well, he'll sign the contract in America.

Pacquiao is on an airplane flying to America as we speak. Should be landing in about 2 and a half hrs. He left around 11 hrs ago.

 

he should see julio diaz and danny garcia. hehehe

 

The prospect of facing a china chin scares the **** out of Pac and May :deal

 

From 93-95 (Michael Jeffrey Jordan), 07-09 (Floyd Mayweather, Jr)

In boxing and in almost every other sports, sometimes when you have won too much, you lose your inspiration, fire and drive for the sport.

Jordan won from 91-93 and eventually retired because his father passed in 93 and of course, he lost his drive for the game.

Mayweather was plagued with a major body injury and he also lost a lot of his drive for the sport (Evident from the Mayweather/Hatton 24/7 series). He needed this time to recollect himself and do something else. For Michael it was baseball, for Floyd it was building his brand.

They both eventually returned in 1 and a half years.

They both continued to dominate as they left off.

The question is, how important is taking time off in sports, especially in the sport of boxing?

 

What was his body injury?

 

Accumulated damage from the 11 years of boxing prior to his retirement.

It was very serious and he needed time from the sport to take care of it. If he had not taken that time off, he would be forced to retire today. :admin

Thank God he did.

Now he's dominating hard because he listened to his body.

 

But what specifically?

Did he have tendonesis? Was the long head of his bicep tendon frayed at the shoulder?

Body injury is too generalized.

What injuries did he have specifically?

 

He did not specify in his interviews, all he said was that his body needed time to heal.

I wish I knew, but he would not disclose this. It was probably very serious.

 

Trust MVC to come up with that type of Comparrison... When in fact he retired because he DUCKED quack quack

 

actually jordan was clearing up his gambling problem . Floyd was probably nursing his hand problem and beating his wife or attending anger management/