A Mayweather Revisionist's worst nightmare:

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  1. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    :lol:

    You have you're facts straight???:rofl


    Please, YOOHOO, I gave you the timeline which is factually TRUE!!!

    Spadafora dogged him in the gym in December 99 and floyd refused to consider any offers UNTIL Spadafora hit REHAB after Dorin in 2003. Got news 4 ya, i was around when the offer came in, just days after Spat entered rehab. Spadafora had the IBF 135 title from 9/99 Until mid 2003.

    The fight fell through because the "neutral" site which was to be in New York wouldnt license the event based on Spadafora's legal troubles. Floyds original offer was to have the bout take place in GRAND RAPIDS.

    This post of your's is quite possibly the weakest bunch of **** I've heard yet. You call that factual??:rofl STFU!!!


    BTW, who did Floyd fight after Castillo?? SOSA?? The same guy Spadafora beat in 2000:yep Sorry, genius, that wasnt a questioned win:nono Yes Spadafora was down but he showed the heart of a champion, got up and WON THE DAMN FIGHT!!!!

    How come Floyd waited 2 and 1/2 years and for REHAB to make an offer??

    The best part of you're **** is Floyd moving to 40 and challenging Spadafora:lol: :lol: What, was floyd gonna go to jail and fight him??:rofl :rofl

    You get you're "facts" straight and keep yanking you're weasel:good
    Get that clown ass response outta here:hi:
     
  2. Thom

    Thom Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :D:rofl:D:rofl:D

    This is the MOST IDIOTIC ****ing series of posts that I've ever read on this forum, and that's saying a lot. Nice "evidence" bro. :lol:
     
  3. Thread Stealer

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    I know Casa's a lefty.. I said Mitchell was a welterweight southpaw, like Judah, and also a safe fight for Mayweather. Guys take safe fights here and there. That's just the way it is.

    Fights don't always materialize. That's a fact shown throughout history. Just because it doesn't materialize it doesn't mean someone was ducking.
     
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    I don't think Casamayor at 147 is much of a risk either.
     
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    ownage...complete and thorough
     
  7. Thread Stealer

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    Casamayor weighed 131 for his last fight at the time around 2005, and was fighting at 130 and 135 for basically his whole career. Mitchell had been at 140 for about a decade, and had fought at WW before. I said it was "new" meaning he was fighting at an elite level at 140 for awhile, although he had fought at 147 before in the past, like how many guys weigh a lot more for the lesser fights, but move down when it comes to fighting at a higher level.

    I don't really think Casamayor at 147 or a 2005 version of Mitchell was much of a threat, honestly.
     
  8. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Of what??:huh

    He nor you have provided any factual basis against the truth in the case of Spadafora. In fact Yoohoo just made more of a clown of himself with his half-ass "search" that turns up crap.
     
  9. Thread Stealer

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    Don't know. I don't really think much of Mayweather's win over faded Mitchell and if he had beaten Casamayor at 147, I wouldn't have thought much of it either.

    When?
     
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    I'm talking about the official weigh-in, the day before the fight.

    Not a special weigh-in for the likes of Chico and Castillo who can't make weight.
     
  11. Thread Stealer

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    I was referring to the offical weigh-in. If it was fight day weight, then you'd have all kinds of guys weighing in at crazy amounts.
     
  12. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Search the forum for "Spadafora vs Mayweather EXclusive Video" thread and you'll find not only the video but the timeline of events.

    It has the groupies panties twisted so tight, that yoohoo started this thread in a pathetically weak attempt at discrediting it.

    In that same thread, i advocate that Floyd should have faced Casa at 130. Since the same groupies act as if Floyd ruled 30 in supreme fashion and left no challengers. Something which is clearly bull****. Floyd has avoided, ducked, or not faced certain opposition in every weight class.

    In truth, I believe Casa was relevant at 30 rather than 47 and believe Floyd had more advantage at that point. Clearly Mitchell was a bs opponent and it was the excuse to quickly move to 47 while clamoring for Judah and DLH, instead of waiting it out at 140 UNTIL HATTONS CONTRACT WITH FRANK WARREN EXPIRED!!! Which was the real reason that Team hatton turned down Floyds "offers" at 40. When that was up? Gee Floyds already at 47. Team hatton then got the HBO deal and figured 3 fights would build the fight and adjust Hatton to 47.

    ALL in all, at least that fight is finally happening, though it truly should have happened at 40.
     
  13. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Ask yourself why floyds never unified at any weight???

    Hey, maybe Floyds superman with gloves, but the proof is in the pudding. I hope that he reverses the trend at 47.

    Floyd left casa and Freitas on the table at 130. Either man would have been a better opponent than Hernandez in the last fight of a fourteen year career:yep Not that Hernandez was a bad opponent, it was for the lineal title, but clearly, PBF, Corrales, Casamayor, and Freitas all had belts at 30 at the same time. Floyd actually went back down to 30 to catch Corrales when he was having issues and facing incarceration.
     
  14. Toopretty

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    I just think that Floyd didnt literally duck guys. I mean in a fight it aint always up to the fighters as we all know..Floyds camp goes for biggest money lowest risk since floyd became a p4p fighter. I mean when floyd fought a bum like gatti and made it to a headline ppv he realized the money is not with the quality of fighter but with the quality of the name. If you noticed floyd only goes after big names..ODH is the biggest name in the sport and has made many boxers rich. Though floyd did not fight CASA he did not take it light at 130. All of the guys he fought there were top guys and contenders..And to my boy and lawyer if I ever get locked up Cmoney. I just think Floyd is not a scared fighter..He has been in the ring and against fighters who were legit threats and he never showed any fear. Thats the only reason I cant get down with the ducking..Spaddy whooped floyd in sparring and it probably hurt his ego as you said he thought he could just jump in there and whoop him. But in a real fight I dont think Spaddy would win but he would not be a lame duck.
     
  15. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    My favorite example is SRL vs Thomas Hearns, beating the best makes you're legend REAL!!!!!

    Talking risk/reward, stylistic issues, etc?? Well thats more cherry picking and is what Floyds always done.

    Many of the Clowns(not lumping you in that group) dislike my criticism of Floyd, yet I've always maintained that if PBF turns it around and beats the best at 47?? I'll give him his proper respect. That takes proof, not speculation:good