Larry Merchant Thanks Floyd Mayweather Mid-fight

Damn, Money lookin' like a mini, black Abdusalamov in there! :bbb

 

Man Floyd was so good in his prime.

Merchant such a piece of dog **** always.

Oh and nice avy turbo

 

that round 2 2:30.... Floyd straight up HOUDINI'ed that that guy

some of the most ridiculous slickness I've ever seen

 

These Pacquiao fans should be made to watch Mayweathers early career and THEN try to me that he is in his prime now. :huh

 

This man was such a joy to watch in his prime...it's saddens me to see how much he's aged...

PS Broner will never be on this guy's level.

 

Everyone ages what can we do?

At least he took care of himself in and outside the gym and most importantly adapted his style to keep relevant and more importantly keep winning.

Yes Broner is faking to be honest he is more fashioned of Floyd at 147lbs when every REAL fan knows Floyd below 147lbs was way better.

 

**** he was amazing.

 

Amazing how Floyd has adapted over the years.

 

Slick black african american.

 

They dont understand how good he was in the lower weights, and think he always fought the way he does now.

 

Just imagine if he had've stayed in that weightclass his entire career. He had a reach advantage over almost everybody in or around the division, was considerably faster than anybody in or around the division, and was more skilled than any fighter who has ever stepped foot in the division. Also had exceptional power. He would've been the Hagler of 130. Morales, Barrera, Pac & Marquez would've all got PWN'T as they moved up.

And he probably could've stayed in that weightclass for another 6-7 years seeing as though he never had any trouble making weight and only weighed about 3-4 lbs over 130 on fight night. He's a naturally small framed dude. The only reason he moved up was to chase the bigger $$$$$ fights. Even if he had've beat all of the gentleman i named in the paragraph above @ 130, fighting in a weightclass that low, he wouldn't have reached the same level of mainstream notoriety & fame that he enjoys today, nor would his bank account be as fat.

 

Glad I've had the privilege to witness such an exceptional talent