Doesn't matter if you're a fan or a hater. Do you want this man to go out walking into the sunet attempting that 50th win? :deal
Like both, but am not a huge fan of either. They are clearly the two best boxers of the last decade. Their time is largely over, but a rematch between faded versions of each would still be interesting.
Nope. I like to watch Floyd fight, but I hope he stays retired ,and sits around counting his money...I like boxing success stories, and there aren't too many happy endings in boxing. Floyd is a happy ending...
Only two ways I would want floyd to comeback. 1. Khan beating Canelo, very unlikely 2. A clear undisputed no 1 at welterweight, which will take too long to determine.
Only if he comes back and fights one of Britains finest, in the Mecca- the UK, and gets a proper drug test. Hash tag forty nine and one.
I'm convinced he never really went away. His retirement was merely a marketing strategy that culminated when his 6 fight Showtime deal completed. Floyd has a flare for the dramatics. Surely a preemptive retirement followed by a glorious 1 fight return for a chance at the prestigious 50-0 record would certainly be within his wheelhouse. To answer the thread, if Pac beats Bradley or if GGG remains undefeated either would be acceptable opponents. Anyone else would be unacceptable and I would rather him really retire, get fat, and move to Florida.
I would absolutely love to see him either rematch a HEALTHY Pacqioua, at 150 so May dont need 3lbs of IV therapy. I would love to see if he could outbox the best boxer on the planet, maybe at a 153 CW in Lara. I would love to see him beat one of Haymons prodigy's.....Thurman, Porter or B0NER..... I would be happy if he finally popped Cherry Garcia's in a fight Garcia might actually be robbed in.....LMAO
Only if it is GOOD opponent. And to be clear, no current welterweight would qualify as a good enough opponent to make his return. I'd only settle for a Pacquiao rematch, Canelo at 155, or Golovkin at 154.