Will MAYWEATHER Retire Undefeated?

if he keeps figthing smaller guys yes he will

 

pussyboyfloyd.

 

LOL Fraud Gayweather will probably fight Ivan Calderon, Darchinyan, Donaire, JuanMa, but he'll ask them to fight at 147 and then his nuthuggers will say it's fair he started at 106 when he started boxing as an amatuer! He was small too!

 

If he continues fighting hand picked opponents then yes. So far his best wins can be also found on Manny Pacquiao's list only Pac did it in better style. It depends how long the public will accept these fights.

 

the answer is the same as if i asked if mayweathers gonna keep ducking mosley,pac,williams or cotto... yep

 

of course not, not the way he's hand picking opponents...

 

Ha ha let's ask RA The Rugged Man :!:

 

Floyd is so good people can't help but to hate him.

 

He's that good to you huh, Leonard? :rofl

 

If Calzaghe can stay retired with his 0, so can Mayweather. But for all I know, Calzaghe will be back. The odds are always against a fighter not overstaying his welcome. Floyd loves that money too. Loves to spend it, loves to flaunt it, loves to get it.

 

mayweather will never lose as long as he stays away from the russian pride.

 

Well there's only a few who could beat him - WIlliams, Cotto, Margarito, Pac, Mosley. as long as he continues to duck and dodge them, and HBO continues to permit him to handpick safe options like a Hatton rematch, Marquez, yes he wil retire with the 0.

the real question is when did floyd lose his confidence to fight the best? Was it the Corley wobble?

 

Mayweather should look at the 'division' he claims to fight at. He might be a skilled guy, but as far as i see he likes to beat up smaller guys.

 

How could he retire undefeated when he's already lost to Jose Luis Castillo?

 

Mayweather will be retiring sometime next week to try to upstage the Pac/Cotto fight, and thereby preempt any post-fight challenge that would surely come. You're going to hear some garbage about, "I have nothing left to prove"...."I already fought the guy that most considered to be the pound-for-pound best." Just wait.