Floyd Mayweather Jr. Disappoints

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  1. caneman

    caneman 100% AllNatural Xylocaine Full Member

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    Scoop Jackson shows the world it's possible to be a die hard Floyd Maywweather Jr. fan without having his nuts in your mouth. ESB *****s take note.
     
  2. Gander Tasco

    Gander Tasco Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I don't think he beats Pac one bit. Especially now it's obvious that he's scared of him. When he gets in that ring he's gonna be so hesitant to let his hands go. He's already a super low workrate fighter. Pac's just gonna eat him up for breakfast dude. Floyd just doesn't do enough to hold him off, and he can't take punishment. Even the guys who had success against an inferior version of pac had to go through hell to deal with him. Floyd's not that kind of fighter. As soon as Pac starts landing punches, Floyd will go into his shell and he won't come out except to throw a right hand every 15 seconds or so, which won't nearly be enough. Pac just gonna take the leather and come back at him with 5-10 punches, and do that till Floyd collapses . That's why Floyd is apprehensive about this fight. He knows he'll have to go to war and he doesn't have the balls or the chin for that kind of thing. Plus he's getting older, and he's lost some of the quickness and agility he once had. I'll bet the house Pac beats the **** out of Floyd if they ever fight. But I'll also bet the fight never happens, because Floyd knows he'll lose... especially if Pac obliterates Margarito at junior middle, that'll seal the deal for the fight never happening.
     
  3. Devildoc

    Devildoc Capo Di Tutti Capi Full Member

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    Shhhhhhh ! You're ruining the surprise!:D
     
  4. Kestrel

    Kestrel Windhover Full Member

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    That is a nice article but it lack one thing. He should have ended that piece with "VOID IS VOID".
     
  5. Devildoc

    Devildoc Capo Di Tutti Capi Full Member

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    That would've summarized what he just wrote. :lol::lol:
     
  6. Samski313

    Samski313 Boxing Addict Full Member

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  7. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    Hmm after reading this, I actually think theres a chance that floyd might actually lose this fight, and the fact that he realized it at some point. The pressure might really be getting to him, because he might lose that 0.

    I bet somewhere behind all the talk and showmanship he thought "I think... I might actually lose this one," for one who has been on top for so long it puts an incredible amount of pressure. Either Manny Steward or Jim mentioned it in the Floyd/Shane fight that its hard to take it in when you've been the one with talent and the other guy has just as much talent.

    Although we discuss his being undefeated so freely, many probably arent being too emphatic about it, which is why it seems like a matter to be easily disregarded... "oh he's a fighter but he's scared of losing? yeah right" but I'm sure many of you have been in tournaments here and there, and being undefeated really means something especially when you're FOURTYONE-0... What would be your sentiment when you have that, and a legacy building, because you have great talent, but this next one the opponent is your peer in ability. Your next fight might be the biggest fight of your life, and you might lose.

    Meanwhile you got a GANG of other crap to deal with, mainly the media and people everywhere pestering you with nothing but that fight when youre already pressured enough, and you got some investment company and the IRS after your ass as well. I think I might just be like '**** it' as well lol vacation timeeeee

    Pac has much less to fear because he's been to that side 3 times before and has hardened up since. Also I have this inkling that Pac is more of a "I do my job" type of guy anyway so it doesnt make as big an impact on him.

    All my opinion, anyway
     
  8. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    Oh, and that whole mindgame thing... I used to think Floyd was winning and getting Pac flustered over negotiations and **** talk, but now Im 90% sure that Manny's winning just due to the sheer pressure that Floyd's under.
     
  9. Farmboxer

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    If Void's fans were to complain to Void perhaps it would help, but I doubt it. I think Void wants to beat up another woman, perhap Christy Martin? And Roger?
     
  10. Real_Truth

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    I feel sorry for the Floyd fans who can think for themselves. Floyd is really putting them through some tough ****. Thank God most of the *****s are too ignorant and stupid to realize what a chicken **** the guy they worship is. Right Samski, Leon, Bald_head, Karceno, Pimp C, MichiganWarrior?!
     
  11. BoppaZoo

    BoppaZoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Well Said, thats why it pisses me off.

    Yeah im a Pac fan but i dont just love Pac i love boxing.

    PBF fans well most except Scoop Jackson for the first time have a real knowledge about what is really happening with Floyd and his fans.


    PBF doesnt give a **** about boxing or his fans.

    He cares about winning and most of all Money.

    How he has fans which is what makes him rich is beyond me.

    At least guys that loved money like Tyson cared about the sport and his fans.

    I mean you hear stories of Young Mike sitting for hours with Cus DAmato and watching old tape on guys.

    Mayweather only wants your money.

    Now he believes in the fact that he made himself and that is kind of true.

    But wthout the fans of Boxing he is just another Amateur athlete that doesnt get paid.
     
  12. Ilesey

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    I think if Floyd really wanted this fight he could make it happen.
     
  13. Exactabox

    Exactabox Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Wow Roy Jones and Floyd Gay bashed in the same article by a man that works for espn and was a rjj and pbf former nut hugger. very impressive.
    Article was better than everything Dan Rafael has done in the last 6 months combined.
     
  14. DobyZhee

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    beautiful..just beautiful..
    :rofl:rofl:
     
  15. janeschicken

    janeschicken hard work! deadicayshin! Full Member

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    Sure, sounds incredibly objective on the surface, but basically what this guy is saying is: "Give me some excuse, ANY EXCUSE, and I'll believe you!" Well, I'm sorry, but that's simply unacceptable at this point, given Floyd's previous track record, and all the **** he talked about Pacquiao leading to this impasse.

    Furthermore, what the **** is this guy on comparing Mayweather to Roy Jones? Roy Jones didn't "stop fighting in the ring." He gutted out a tough, close decision against Tarver after cutting muscle mass to make weight at 35 years of age! Then, he turned around and offered Tarver a rematch and was never the same after his K.O. Not even in the same stratosphere as Floyd's reluctance to take on anyone of substance.