If Floyd beats Marquez, PAc has no choice but to fight Floyd, or be ridiculed by me.

Any of these bigger guys calling out Pac should be ashamed of themselves sure if the little man wants you take it but stick to your division.

A bigger man doesn't get the respect or credit for beating the smaller man

 

I don't know, That's why I'm asking, since there seemed to be a bunch of unnamed "Slicksters" that Manny ducked.

 

No, I think he already said something about wanting that fight, but he probably knows he has little chance of getting one. He's definitely not scared, as he would no doubt love the opportunity.

 

How ironic, do you know that Mayweather made a career fighting bigger men or you're ignoring it on purpose?

Calling out Pac is not a bad thing either since Pac his self said he wants to fight them too, specifically Mayweather just like Marquez did.

 

Nah this is a legit match up.

Btw Pac can just say "My way or the high way to Floyd". And nothing will happen he can still choose other opponents and still be the top.

While if Floyd will price himself out people call him ducking.

 

If you had taken the time to look past the size which blinded most people in this fight, you'd realize ODLH was not much of a threat. I myself looked at all the factors and picked Pac by knockout months in advance.

 

Bigger men who he was suppose to beat.

Since we're playing the did you know game.Did you know Oscar fought at 130 Shane 135 Pac 106 all of these fought tough opposition going up against the odds and gave their best.

Your boy is self promoted and left Arum when he started talkin him into the Marg fight.

 

And if he doesn't price his self out then the fight is a joke and he should move to Middleweight and fight Paul Williams instead to prove true greatness.

 

There's no where else for Pac to go. Don't start being a ******* Jan!

:nono

 

Mayweather's plans to leave Arum weren't because Margarito is the beast idiots believe he is, especially after he was already exposed. His choice to do that is to secure a fight with DLH, something Arum WASN'T going to negotiate back then.

Yes I know these guys fought at these weights just like I know Pacquiao is comfortable at 140 and plans to stay there. Do you know that as fighters grow in age they tend to move up in weight because they have to?

 

Or maybe he didn't want to be under the control of a scumbag like Arum! Floyd sure as hell made a lot more money without Arum now didn't he?

 

The 106 pound thing about Pac starting there is overrated. He was 16 then, and at 16, Floyd won his first Golden Gloves at virtually the same weight!:deal

 

Then don't be surprised when Floyd is left out in the cold. (when it comes to the Pac sweepstakes)

That's been my whole point the entire time.

 

He called out Hoya who had fought a whopping one time in three years leading up to the fight. He sure was lookin for a challenge huh?

Look at the welter landscape at this time I've already laid it out for you a couple posts back.