What is Pacquao/Margarito called? No wierd name to sell it this time?!?!

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Good 1:rofl

 

and they're doing a 24/7 something Mayweather started since their PPV numbers fell out the door last fight ,They maybe paying Floyd for the rights to use 24/7 since he is the co owner damn Floyd you go Money Mayweather.:smoke

 

It was started for DLH you friggin moron...

 

READ AND WEEP ******.


The series is still going strong, but, in early 2007, they finally encountered a fight too big for the Countdown series. This led to the creation of De La Hoya-Mayweather 24/7, a four-episode series that, when put together, played like a two-hour countdown special that focused on the fighters' camps in addition to their backstories. Oscar De La Hoya, by far the biggest draw in boxing, brought in the viewers by himself,

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The show turned Mayweather into a superstar, in addition to boosting the profile of his uncle and trainer, Roger Mayweather, who was unconventional and wildly entertaining at the same time. Floyd's dad, Floyd Sr., who had trained both Mayweather and De La Hoya for extended stretches of their careers, started out for this fight in Mayweather's camp, but after feuding with Floyd Jr. and Roger, could not finish it. The series was deemed a huge success, with Mayweather ultimately winning a fight that was nowhere near as exciting.

Seven months later came another Floyd fight, and another round of the 24/7 series. Mayweather-Hatton 24/7 carried less name reputation than its predecessor, but eclipsed it in terms of quality. The Mayweather family was up to its usual antics, specifically Roger, who provided the best scene in the history of the series with a fantastic Thanksgiving grocery shopping trip. His opponent, Britain's Ricky Hatton, who boasts boxing's most loyal fans, brought his own down-to-earth brand of humor to the show as well, contrasting brilliantly with the flashy confidence displayed by Mayweather.

The series turned what was already shaping up to be a good fight into a superfight. Mayweather again won, this time by a 10th round TKO, and promptly retired a few months later. While nobody believes that Mayweather's career is actually finished, the man who made 24/7 what it is and, as it turns out, the man who 24/7 was tailor-made for, is not presently in the show's future.
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Aside from Mayweather's achievements in boxing, he is also the co-founder of HBO 24/7 (TV series). HBO alongside Mayweather produced a series of countdowns previewing their big pay-per-view fights. These shows are 30 minute specials designed to get undecided and casual fans excited enough to purchase and watch the fights liv

 

DLH you ******! It was MADE for DLH. Just because Floyd acting like a jackass made him the star doesn't mean it was made for him. Moron...

 

Who made it a success ,did Oscar make it successful or Floyd.

 

You were talking like HBO created it for Floyd. Face it, you were wrong dip****.

And I am aware Floyd was the star. People like trainwrecks and to see celebs acting like idiots. It's called reality TV child...

 

Battle of the earth planets.

 

scar what if margo beats pac, what you gonna say?

 

Who wrote that ****?Vivek Wallace?

Btw i dont think you know the difference between opinions and facts.

 

"The match before the rematch"

P.S. "With Cotto"

 

Good luck!

 

I like this one.