What demands are canelo making to floyd?

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  1. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    his only demand was "please fight me, im not as big in the ring as everyone thinks, im only 5 foot 7 with freckles"
     
  2. Miguel

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  3. Hands of Iron

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    Schaefer says its all bull****, Miguel. :hey

    Indirectly called Canelo's trainer and Mayweather Sr amateurs who should STFU.
     
  4. Miguel

    Miguel Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Dude, there are more holes in what you say above than swiss cheese. Pac went up to 150 - and I agree you should never be able to fight for titles at catchweights, but I don't have a problem with catchweight fights if they even the playing field while giving us good fights - anyway I digress - he beat Margarito but said he took more punishment than in any other fight, held his hands up and said, they are too big, can't defend that title- they dropped the belt and Koncz simply said Marg was too big for Pacquiao, he won't fight above 147 again.

    Floyd fought Oscar, won the title. Didn't say I'll never fight at 154 again. Came aganist Cotto years later, won the 154 belt, said he beat the #1 JMW fighter, said he fights opponents at their comfortable weight. He said as recently as April he wants to DEFEND his 154 belt (check fightnews link on P5) - so he never said 154 was too big for him, especially as his first fight there was ~6 years ago!

    You can't make claims like that and then not back them up by taking on any #154 fighter, especially if you're the #1P4P...yet somehow in your twisted logic you're able to say both situations are the same? Seriously??? :lol:
     
  5. sweetray

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    I am sure that even if Canelo accepts to fight Floyd at
    147, it will be not enough for Floyd. He will invent more
    excuses not to fight Canelo.
     
  6. Miguel

    Miguel Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Last time I checked Canelo is the WBC #154 champion and regular #154 WBA champion? Did he move up to 175 recently since the Trout fight? If he did, that fight didn't do too well as didnt' hear much about it
     
  7. Miguel

    Miguel Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Canelo: Let's fight at 154 where we both hold belts, where you fought twice, where you said you intend to fight again and defend your belt, you dictate the money, the RBT, who walks in first, whatever it takes, let's fight

    *****s: Canelo is making too many demands
    :patsch
     
  8. gcreece47

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    Nobody's trying to hear that BS you are spewing! Canelo's gonna have to get his weight situation together to fight FLOYD...Like Sr said,"Make the 147 lb weight limit if you wanna get PAID". Then watch Canelo get his azz mashed and embarrassed!
     
  9. MrPR

    MrPR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    HILARIOUS :lol:
     
  10. ashl3y72

    ashl3y72 Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    canelo is about as big a risk as alexander be real please
     
  11. ashl3y72

    ashl3y72 Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    pacturdation is strong in this one, u seem to take a lot of boxers at their word :lol:

    how bout manny being weakened by blood tests to duck the fight, now taking them against bum bum rios :patsch
     
  12. JasonHensley

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    As opposed to Floyd taking on Robert Guerrero? Or Floyd being scared for his health whenever a legitimate challenge is around. Or how about retiring and waiting for all the big actual WW to finish off each other and then coming back to take on a 135lber and don't even attempt to make weight? Of how about "Manny your next" only to say I never said that and don't put words in my mouth. Or how about realizing that he isn't going to fight Canelo at 154 even though he wants to defend his title their and wants to fight people at a weight they are comfortable at?

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  13. Miguel

    Miguel Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It's the norm now, TR are paying for their fighters to do it with VADA as normal, back then it was used to accuse by Mayweather, never demanded it before from anyone and used it to discredit...the "he feels it weakens him" is valid if you go back to his quotes in 2005 after the Morales fight, Team Pacquiao did not change that story, the "scared of needles" was put out there by GBP - 14 day cutoff was certainly reasonable considering Mosley, a PED user, last had blood drawn 18 days before fight night which Mayweather was ok with...Pacquiao now HAS to put up with it because everyone is doing it - if you can't see how things are different you're dumber than I thought

    You know the drill, this has been covered in other threads - you're the worse ***** on here. Stick to topic
     
  14. ashl3y72

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    guerrero would beat the hell out of rios rios just lost to a wrestler. margarito does as much for PBFs resume as guerrero does, margarito sucks deal with it
     
  15. JasonHensley

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    Lmao, it must get old being a ***** and making fun of Pacquiao for not liking to get his blood drawn yet have to constantly defend Floyd when he goes off on his rants and admits to being scared for his health and somehow always misses the biggest fights out their.