BREAKING (!) Ross Greenburg : Floyd Didn't Want The Fight...!!!

First of all you and the rest of the **** sucking brigade kept repeating that Floyd is like the super bowl and that he only fights once a year and now all of a sudden he would have fought three times this year if Pac accepted the tests, you're a ****ing joke Mamadou.

 

Nah, I think that'll just make fraud have the 'urge' for another vacation....you see what happened after he destroyed Cotto :nono

 

:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

joyboy1: floyd only fight once a year
joyboy2: if pac test, floyd could have fought 3x already
joyboy3: i will just repeat whatever you say guys

 

Marnoff, I have a question for you. Supposed you murdered somebody in Saudi Arabia and you were given a death sentence. However, you decided to pay blood money (which is part of Islamic law) to the next of kin of your victim to save yourself from being executed by the state. My question is: does paying blood money make you less of a murderer?

 

...a better example of the above would have been Margo. Although he was suspended for a year for attempting to use an illegal hand wrap, does the suspension make him less of a cheater?

 

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This about as BORING as HEARING paint dry.

 

if floyd didn't demand the damn tests in march they would have fought 3 times already.

 

This is old news. We all know who chickened out and did not wait for a negotiation to happen and just had an automatic opponent out of the blue to camouflage the ducking. The problem is, a lot of fanboys see it as mayweather ducking which is exactly the opposite.

 

Marquez obviously wouldn't turn down a chance to fight the best fighter in the world and make a load of money while he's at it. It was a good decision, but one that meant he'd be up against huge odds.

 

Greenburg must be poor at negotiating because the fight didn't happen.

He fails big time and who knows if he's telling the truth.

 

Very different situation. In the murder example, the person murdered didn't have a choice (presumably). Their life was taken and they weren't given any say in the matter. In the second example, Floyd and Marquez had contracts and terms in place to deal with things like a fighter coming in overweight. They agreed to terms. So, Floyd followed protocol in that he came in too heavy but paid $300 000 per pound as per the contract Marquez agreed to.

In one example someone was murdered and had no choice, in the other we had written agreements that were abided by.

 

Tell us something we don't know for Christ's sake. Floyd never wanted any part of Pacquiao. It's as clear as day. The only people who cannot see it are Floyd loyalists.

 

No he simply cant force anyone to do something they dont want to do.

Its not Greenburg's fault that someone doesnt have the urge to fight.