Floyd on PQ-Jacobs. Floyd Mayweather breaks the Guinness Book of World record

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  1. BlizzyBlizz

    BlizzyBlizz Loyal Member Full Member

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    for a boxing lesson being taught. 791 people attended and more than 3000 spectators were on the podium! The record before that was 508 participants in the U.K.

    Before I start, Floyd Mayweather also said that the Quillin Jacobs fight wa stopped too soon. He said that you can't take any credit away from Jacobs who did his job. Floyd said that they should've used a referee who had reffed in a lot of title fights. So what he was spaghetti legged, he didn't go down. He pointed out to how he was hurt against Mosley and had that ref been the ref in that fight he might not have been undefeated. The article can be googled.

    Back to Floyd in Moscow Russia:

    Floyd shook hands with Provodnikov, Lebedev, and a host of Russian boxers and celebrities who attended the event.

    BROKE THE GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS...!!! Floyd Mayweather in Russia. He dressed like a Russian with a twist of Money May lol...

    Floyd was in France, then stopped over in London before he went to Russia. He had a translator who stood by him the whole time. He taught some top amateur fighters in Russia and kids.

    This is what legends do, give back. I don't give this title out to anyone, but Floyd has graduated from ATG to legend.

    Yes Floyd is a legend. Congrats.
     
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  2. Rock0052

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    Good for Floyd. He's got a lot to teach young boxers....starting with how to really dedicate yourself to your craft. I see too many dudes wrapped up in what Floyd's got in the bank without realizing the level of dedication it took for him to get there. They want the checks without making the deposits.
     
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  3. BlizzyBlizz

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    :good
    Exactly, his comments on Quillin-Jacobs was interesting too!
     
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  4. BlizzyBlizz

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    Floyd Mayweather also believes Cotto-Canelo was a lot closer but that Canelo clearly won.
     
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    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Yeah I can see where he's coming from on that, too.

    I'd probably question it more if Quillin had protested or shown some more before that right hand, but it really looked like he couldn't defend himself anymore. If someone wants to argue it was a couple punches too soon, I could see it- but better a punch too soon than a punch too late. The Colon fight is still fresh in people's minds, and refs aren't immune to hearing about fighter's serious injuries. So, I'm not surprised Dock played it safe. Also, Peter did have a chance to fight back before the big right that ended it.
     
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  6. BlizzyBlizz

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    Floyd on Cotto Canelo:

    If your coach knows you’re losing in the fourth round, if that was the case, that’s when a trainer needs to step up and say, ‘You know what? Pick up the f-----g pace. You losing.’ Or, ‘F--k it! Go out like a soldier! Go for the knockout.’ If you get caught, that’s part of the game. But s--t, the name of the game is kill or be killed. You gotta sacrifice something to get something.
     
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    If Floyd said that the ref should've let it go, you let it go lol...:lol:
     
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    They call Floyd over in Russia Floydatoly Mayvetchnik lol...
     
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    NaiKoN M Power! Full Member

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    In most cases among Russian hardcore fans he is referred as Maiskii or just May.
     
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  10. Jackomano

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    So much truth in this statement. Jacobs just wanted it more than Quillin.
     
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    Literally no one calls him that.
     
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  12. C.J.

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    Give it a rest with all this Pedweather worship he's been exposed as nothing more than Cowardly Cheating Liar. As for Harvey Dock he did exactly the right thing . By calling the fight he ensured Peter Quillin can fight again :clap: Harvey Dock/SIZE]
     
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  13. prelude

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    Instead of going to Russia he should of went to Africa, there are many dehydrated children there who are in need of IV hydration.
     
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  14. BlizzyBlizz

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    Damn, this is like the 100th time you've attempted to post this joke.
     
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  15. GGGunbeatable

    GGGunbeatable Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    49 fights and he never fought a mainland European .. wtf?
     
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