What would happen if Mayweather got injured in the Big show "fight"?

Very little. Mayweather won't be in the sport much longer anyway. He seems to enjoy being a personality more than being a fighter.

 

I just want to know what would happen if he really pisses off big show and he gets choke slammed for real? Or worst yet, throw out over the top rope into the crowd.

 

did you not see what big show did last night to him. **** was tooo funny

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was mayweather ever a fighter?

 

Not a great affect. The fights us boxing fans are looking forward to are the best fighters facing one another. Mayweather has no intention to be a part of that anyway.

 

I wonder if the elbow is really hurting him :think

 

i dont think it was. he was just prolly "selling" the injury. still pretty entertaining. lol

 

It would really suck if he got seriously injured....but lets be honest; he only planned on fighting one or two more times anyways so unless he gets decapitated he should be fine to box a couple more times in the next few years

 

lmfao that was funny.... an leonard ellerbe is so fuking annoying always trying to get exposure on screen when ever mayweather appears somewhere

 

Yeh its sad when a guys manager is as noticeable to the public as the fighter himself

 

so whut is gayweather bitching about now? Wow how ****ing unbelievable that he thought a fuking giant wouldnt hurt his ass. LOL!!! what now is he going to use this as an excuse not to fight? what an embarassement to the sport of boxing just like all mayweathers are. Roger chicken legs, Mayweather SR Nobody, and Floyd the ducker.

 

he's a coward that won't fight the best because he is scared to loose. He better step it up or he will not have any legacy at all. beating old semiretired fighters will not get him in great status for me.

 

GOAT shawty.

 

Seeing that video made me physically ill. That an athlete of that potential caliber should join the circus... I follow boxing because it is one of the few athletic endeavors left in which the participants are actually serious about their craft: in shape, focused, willing to risk their very lives. Basketball and baseball are full of fat asses, and football has become just as big a Las Vegas side show as pop music. It's saddening that Mayweather wouldn't aspire to Ray Robinson's stature. Money is not everything; it's not even anything.