How come Mayweather wont give back.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by brettchko, Jul 19, 2010.


  1. brettchko

    brettchko 4th deg bk. belt Full Member

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    how come Mayweather wont give back to us, the ones who payed our hard earned Money for PPV's that has made him rich, and now there is a fight we "all" want to see, and he could give a rats ass what we want.:huh:huh
     
  2. PIPO23

    PIPO23 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    We all wanted to see this fight in November perfect date and venue it was all set.
     
  3. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    What do you mean give back? Do you expect him to spend time with you? You buy those PPV's with your free will. No one made you buy them. Mayweather, Pacquiao or any other boxer is not obliglated to acapett the terms of a bad contract just to please you or me.
     
  4. Kel1981

    Kel1981 P4P No.1 Full Member

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    You honestly think he cares about his fans? He wants your money, not your support.

    When has he ever thanked the fans after a fight for instance? Errrrrrrrr......Got ya thinking ain't it? He has zero respect for his fans, who are too dumb to realise this.
     
  5. v2k987

    v2k987 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    That is an incredible statement. The sport wouldn't exist without the fans. Of course we have free will in the matter but that doesn't distinguish the fact that we provide the environment for people like floyd to make millions of dollars.

    I would never ask for someone to take an unfair contract to please anybody. But if a fair contract could be made then why deny the fans. We need the fighters and they need us... therefore, once in a while... when your earning so much friggin money, maybe he could just stop being a ***** and at least attempt to negotiate!
     
  6. Leon

    Leon The Artful Dodger Full Member

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    If it matters so much to you, you can go to his free summer camp if you're a little kid living in vegas.
     
  7. TheBradyHawkes

    TheBradyHawkes ۞ Full Member

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    The biggest statement a fan can make is keeping their money in their pocket when it comes time to buy a PPV or a ticket. Until that happens, boxing will suffer from shitty matchmaking, shitty cards, and shitty promoters.
     
  8. LukeO

    LukeO Erik Morales is God Full Member

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    This is true, but the casual fans that don't follow the sport closely are more prone to by fights based on good marketing and promotion.

    We can hold back, but it won't make a huge difference.
     
  9. brettchko

    brettchko 4th deg bk. belt Full Member

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    Thats all Im saying... he dont need the money man come on give back to thoses who gave you so much! Quit running or play'n games or whatever it is he thinks he's do'n...Fight the Pac man and lets see who is the bad ass..I say Pac has a good chance of stoping Floyd... but then again?
     
  10. Gander Tasco

    Gander Tasco Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    because he's "bigger then boxing." If "it makes money it makes sense"... oh wait.
     
  11. sweetray

    sweetray Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Do you like to watch boxing or are you in love with Mayweather ?
     
  12. sosolid4u09

    sosolid4u09 4 8 15 16 23 42 banned Full Member

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    he doesnt have to give back.
     
  13. Interceptor

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    Why won't Manny give back?

    The crowd chanted "We want Floyd"

    What did they get?

    Joshua Clottey:lol::lol::lol:
     
  14. Interceptor

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    Take that guy off your siggy before you say that.:rofl:rofl:rofl
     
  15. ayala

    ayala Boxing Addict Full Member

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    **** him boxing moves on