Mayweather/Pacquiao: "The Other Guy Didn't Want The Fight" - Who Is Lying?

Solid reasoning. Of course Pacquiao's recent fight results and appearance seem to be enough to rile the suspicion of multitudes of people out there. And yes, it's way past the slanderous baseless allegations of Floyd Mayweather Sr. and Paulie Malignaggi at this point. It just is. You can say there's no precedent, but the folks who accuse Pacquiao of foul play think what he did to Miguel Cotto, at the least, defies logic. Human limitation, even. Not me, per se. Not at all, actually. Just the multitudes of people out there. The fact that there has been any damage to Pacquiao's reputation - which there has - and that's something we can all agree on, heavily implies there might have been such a precedent to begin with. People took it all seriously somewhere along the line. Team Pacquiao refused to be tested with all the lights on. Under a microscope.

Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

 

All I can say is this. The second all of this started unfolding back in December it was OVERTLY APPARENT to myself and others that Pacquiao had two options. 1) Agree to the terms, however unfair, make the $40 million dollars or whatever, and keep his good name. Or 2) Refuse the tests, break the fight, and suffer irreparable damage to his reputation.

I understood this IMMEDIATELY. There were no three ways about it.

Now, either I'm the next Miss Cleo, and everyone at Top Rank and within Team Pacquiao are veritable ******s, or they had something to hide. And "pride" doesn't seem like a good enough reason. Not for that kind of money, and not for this kind of damage. Most of us don't have enough genuine investment in all this nonsense to really ask ourselves the truth, but if we had a gun in our face I'm sure it would be different.

 

Cute. Who told you that? The guy who knows where all the missing laundry socks and Jimmy Hoffa's body are located?

 

Did he? Because last time I checked he took none of those tests and the fight isn't happening.

BTW, I heard OJ was still trying to find "the real killers."