The Greatest 24/7 of All Time According to Mayweather?

This routine of having some fool carry around a bag of money for you is just STUPID. I can't wait 'til the headlines say, Mayweather Badly Beaten and robbed of a bag of money in 'Vegas. Who gives a fk about how much money that woman's shoes cost? He and Fiddy looked like a couple of chmps wearing those helments INSIDE that store and Floyd needs to ease up on showing his love for Fiddy, WE GET IT, MAN, those type of relationships are no longer news. One SURE way to make 24/7 more inreresting is to STOP showing that TIRED, BORING PITTY-PAT mitt work, with all his stooges staring and hollering like they've never seen it before. Floyd talked about Ortiz and his family and now we're supposed to be interested in what his crackheads uncle, daddy and momma do. What a fkn' hypocrite.

 

24/7 works. Any non-boxing fan who sits through a few episodes becomes interested in the fight. That's the point of the show. To get casual fans to watch the PPV.

 

They all suck. The one on showtime is much more real, without all the pop music or whatever **** they play. 24/7 has always been lame.

 

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Sometimes 24/7 will put down some tight tracks. . . But most are garbage, trendy, "radio quality hip hop" songs. . .


24/7 is just played out in general, especially with mayweather. . it's just not entertaining, or funny anymore. . . we all pretty much can predict what will happen. . . Mayweather/Hatton would be no more, nor no less entertaining now than Cotto/May, simply because IT IS PLAYED THE FUQQ OUT! Especially Mayweather!

Nobody wants to hear Mayweather pop off for 15 minutes. . . Show him boxing, that's all. . .

 

which 24/7 is the best?

 

The original one for Oscar-Floyd imo

 

You stopped sucking Floyds cawk for one post! Then you continued sucking ******! :-(

 

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A format change might be in order to keep it from getting stale. For instance:

An episode could start with a pivotal scene and then flashback a several days and show how they arrived at that point.

They could focus on just ONE day. Even the boring bits of them sitting around watching TV. That's part of camp and as long as it's paced right it could work.

They could show the behind the scenes stuff with promoters and venues and the business aspect with GBP and follow Oscar for half the episode as he deals with the details.

I'd like them to attach small cameras to the sparring partners head gear and intercut the footage with that first person POV shot.

and so on.