BREAKING (!) Ross Greenburg : Floyd Didn't Want The Fight...!!!

Go to the Olympic Committee's website and read it. Educate yourself.

Just stop. The USADA is not controlled by anyone. When you sign them on YOU put yourself at their mercy. Again, go to their website and educate yourself.

Pac negotiated and already got far more than he deserved, 50/50. He has proven he can't sell as much against top names. He has PROVEN he can't sell a fight even with superstar status against B level names. That could all change, for the better or worse, with this Margo fight, but history has shown that Pac does NOT want to fight Mayweather and/or drug test.

 

http://www.examiner.com/boxing-in-national/urine-tkos-blood-nevada-boxing-drug-testing-debate

This drug testing debate ended months ago but I really don't understand why it's not very clear to some people.

 

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1. And if Floyd WANTS to fight Pac he doesn't invent ridiclous demands based on unfounded allegations created by his own family in the first place. He clearly doesn't want this fight.

2. What is GAY, is creating baseless allegations in an attempt to smear someone's reputation, and then, based on those allegations, take a hard-line stance in DEMANDING procedures that go above and beyond the norms of the sport. Yes, he is a free agent and within his right to do so, but that doesn't make it less GAY. It's a transparent attempt to deflect a duck and only you and a handful of others can't or won't see it.

3. And if Floyd was interested in attaining the crown jewel of HIS career, he would have made the fight with Pac without the roadblocks and under the same conditions he fought his other 41 fights. It is Pac's legacy that is already secure. Floyds not so much. Who needs who more in terms of their legacy is, at the very least, very open for debate. Therefore, it is not Pac's "duty" to roll over and succumb to whatever FMJ wants to demand next.

 

Lets also not forget that Floyd has walked the talk. When Oscar De La Hoya was top dog in terms of drawing power, Floyd accepted Oscar's demands to get him in the ring. To the victor went the spoils. Now Floyd is top dog and he got this position by taking a chance by going to 154lbs and fighting under every condition Oscar imposed on him.

 

Stating obvious that Floyd is ducking Pac.

 

Are you kidding me? Check the numbers. You don't understand what you're talking about.

 

:huh Anyone who fights DLh accepts his demands. Are you serious with this? Are we supposed to give Floyd props for accpting DLH's demands? DLH, in comparison to Floyd, was LIGHT YEARS ahead in drawing power. Floyd had no chouice but to accept them if he wanted DLH in the ring.

Floyd and Pac's popularity are too close to make a comparison w/ DLH and Floyd.

 

And there's supposed to be some sort of time limit? Since when? As if we all HAVE to follow Arum's deadlines and criteria, right? If I'm my own boss and I'm in control I do things on my terms and call things as I see fit. Maybe Floyd is just showing sour grapes. Hell, if I offered you a good deal and you spat on my shoes and walked away and months later tried to negotiate with me again, don't expect me to answer the door nicely.

And why do you people keep bringing up the money issue as if Floyd is desperate to make MORE than $60 million per year. WITHOUT Pac, Floyd is already the second highest paid athlete in the country. I can say I love cake but it doesn't mean I'm gonna visit the bakery on the exact day you expect me to be there. Show some common sense for once.

 

Funny how you switch from "drawing power" when speaking about Floyd and De La Hoya to "popularity" when speaking about Floyd and Pacquiao. Floyd is a bigger draw than Pacquiao by all relevant metrics.

You seem to grasp the fact that the bigger draw has more pull in negotiations because you understand that Floyd had to accept Oscar's demands to get the fight done, yet you turn around when it comes to Floyd and Pacquiao. Interesting how you'll flip back and forth. Not very objective of you.

 

Great post.

 

why demand drug test? void said manny is one dimensional and easy to beat.. why?