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The official Mayweather vs. Pacquiao aftermath trash receptacle

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MVC! The Best Ever Full Member

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It's going to be sad seeing the Pac****s flock back to Pacland after this loss. Shame.

MVC!, Apr 15, 2015

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It's going to be sad seeing the Pac****s flock back to Pacland after this loss. Shame.
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Put your a$$ on the line now MVC. This is an easy fight for Floyd.

fytelod, Apr 15, 2015

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Put your a$$ on the line now MVC. This is an easy fight for Floyd.
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No, I already told you, there are guys in there who are known welchers. The integrity of it is already gone.

I already said I'm not partaking in such an event.

I do ban bets with people I think would honor their bets. You have certain guys in there who welched vs me already.

So no.

I'll be a bystander here.

MVC!, Apr 15, 2015

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Putting my account where my beliefs are.

I've never, ever been more sure of a match outcome than in this one case.

I'm so sure i will also bet real moneys, of course.

In general it isn't a good idea, but in this case, there's only one possible outcome.

Only one possible outcome, and it is evident and more of an economic kind of prediction. So sure it is even boring.

Boxing isn't a sport, is a business.

Al Haymon is the most powerful man in that business, and it's not even close to anyone else. He's a mobster, and his shady manipulating techniques have already been tasted.

Floyd Mayweather, Jr., is the most powerful boxer in the business. His whole entire career is based around the concept of being unbeaten and unbeatable. For whatever reasons, he has deliberately avoided this one fight for years, as we all know. To the point of even falling in ridicolous statements, contraddicting himself, and openly lying ("I've never said those things, don't put words in my mouth"...).
His father and trainer, too, embarrassed himself with statements like he's concerned for his son's health, Paquaio must be on drugs that made bullets bounce off of Filipinos during the war, etc. etc..

I think we all know at least a little part of the circus that went on for years. Even many respected opinionists and boxers believed this fight would have never been made.

In the meanwhile, Paquiao lost his aura of omnipotency, looking faded against Bradley, losing on points (victory or not, it took away something form his reputation), and mostly, being brutally stopped with a signle punch by an old opponent.

His PPV fights sank, his contractual power dived. He became a politician, created a basketball team, and became implicated in more and more commercials, televisions, and things outside boxing.

At one point, it even was announced he had left few moneys of all the ones he earned in his career.

This is what really lead to the negotiations for this fight.

Paquiao needs money. He already lost, people are losing interest in him, he has very few to lose in another loss, and a lot of cash and exposition to earn in the fight.

Haymon and Mayweather only accepted the fight on the base of the warranty there won't be any risks.

Too much to lose, way more than what is possible to earn in the fight.

Mayweather's entire career would be tainted, if he finally lost to an opponent that made him ridiculing himself in avoiding the fight for years.

It's. Simply. Unacceptable.

While Paquiao has no contractual power, nothing to lose, and needs moneys.

The fact the fight will be fixed is the only thing that finally allowed Mayweather to sign the contract.

Paquiao is broke, and desperate for moneys. He doesn't even seem to care much anymore.

With that kind of moneys around for this fight, you could start many wars, and have thousands of people killed.

It's the biggest fight in boxing, ever, and the opponents are the most powerful boxer, backed by the most powerful and shady promoter, against someone who's broke.

Someone has everything to lose, someone else has very little or nothing at all, by his own ammission.

There is no possible way this fight is not fixed.

It will be a single match. Notice how there isn't even a rematch clause. They all know there won't be the need.

And Floyd will win, no matter what. It's simple economy. He's the one with more moneys and power in the match. Much more moneys and much more power.

Do you really think Al Haymon would have left him to fight Paquiao, without warranties of getting a sure victory?

You're a fool. Mayweather is Haymon's biggest cash cow. Haymon is the most powerful being in boxing, untouchable.

Mayweather will get the victory, by any necessary mean. Steroids, HGH, epo to the top. Neurostimulants. Hands full of xylocaine. Plaster of paris on the handwraps, and loaded gloves.

He'll come in the ring at 165 lbs, rehydrated with blood autotransfusions to minimize side effects.
Poison in Paquiao's camp, food, water.
Paid referees and judges.

Or the simplest, and most probable, way: Paquiao signed a contract in wich it's specified he'll manage to lose.

Who wouldn't sign that contract, for 300 millions? Who, in the entire earth? People would kill anybody, for a fraction of that sum. What wouldn't you do, for undreads of millions?

There is only one possible outcome for that fight.

Simple math, and common sense.

Anyway, feel free to disagree, to keep the rose tinted glasses on, to have your naive opinion. That's mine, and i'm putting my account behind it. Respect that.

P.s.: LMAO at all those people that act all ****y and unrespectful, and are nowhere to be seen around here.

Edit: fixed grammar; i'm astonished to see there are more people backing Paquiao than people backing Mayweather. Nonsense.
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Dude stfu....just stop.

Dunks, Apr 15, 2015

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I'm saying under, I think he'll throw 450 or less....

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Yeah I say under as well, if he goes over he's going to do a lot of missing.

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Yeah I say under as well, if he goes over he's going to do a lot of missing.
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he always threw only like 500ish against guys like JMM....

but 1000 + vs. slow guys like Margarito.... but since his comeback struggled to get off nearly as frequently against a slow guy like Rios....

and was out-thrown by tim bradley....

so.... it averages out to like 75% of the volume he used to throw....

and if you take into his volume vs. boxers.... like JMM....

75% of 500ish....

so it's likely to be under 450....

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it's a tricky question because the fight might not even go 6 rounds

walk with me, Apr 19, 2015

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The bet for the fight of the century is on!

This bet is for 1month. If you can't honour the bet don't take it.

Sign me up for team Pacquiao. Pacman TKO9.

Only comment if you are participating. There is no way back from this.

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TSoprano, Apr 19, 2015

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Floyd.
I dont think i have yet to loose one of these.

Badbot, Apr 19, 2015

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Floyd.
I dont think i have yet to loose one of these.
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You will now :deal

TSoprano, Apr 19, 2015

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I would hate you if you were setting a betting line as approximately 500 is where I expect his total to be. Anywhere from 450-550 if it goes 12, but if I was betting I would have to say he cracks 500 but doesn't get to 600.

victor879, Apr 19, 2015

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Pacquiao SD

The_Hawk_2, Apr 19, 2015

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Floyd ud

Benjiabc, Apr 19, 2015

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Pacquiao destroys Floyd, easy work

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