El Terrible Slams Floyd (Again) For Cherrypicking (True Words From an ATG)

What does he mean by, "Without being racist?"

Last I remember him he was getting his ass handed to him by Danny Garcia for the second time and was paid handsomely by a Black man to do so.

 

AAntonio Margarito (was a nobody and is still a nobody)

Victor Ortiz (went on to beat Peterson, Vivian Harris, Berto and was a CHAMPION)

Miguel Cotto (Was a champion at 154, no catch weight or concrete)

Robert Guerrero (was a mandatory challenger, just beat Berto)

Saul Alvarez (Begged for fight and people said that Floyd was afraid to fight him)

Marcos Maidana I (Just beat the hypejob lil bro, people wanted to see the fight and voted for it)

Marcos Maidana II (almost KO'd, but preserved like a true champ)

Manny Pacquiao (ducked for 5+ years and finally got beat by Floyd like he was supposed to and everyone begged for)

Andre Berto (there are no words, I still agree )

 

Juan called out Floyd Mayweather and agreed to move up to fight him kinda like how the proud warrior Golovkin is begging to fight by agreeing to move down in weight.

 

I guess you pretty much knew what he meant.

 

He just jealous and bitter

Just getting that in before you know

 

I don't know why he thought his comments might be construed as being racist? That was a bit odd.

On a side note, the only travesty I see in Floyd's decorated ATG career is that he couldn't make 130 lbs for a little bit longer. Had he been able to stay in that division for a few more years, he would've been able to meet up with that entire Fab 4 of MAB, Morales, Pacman and Marquez. And at 130 lbs, especially by the mid 2000's, I think he would've wiped the floor with all 4 guys.

 

He was too big and out grew 130. He was campaigning to fight Casamayor, Castillo, and Corrales at 135.

 

Oh I remember his earlier years very well. If anyone actually watched him prior to him becoming a PPV star, they'd know he was the most avoided fighter in boxing for quite some time. He was viewed for YEARS as being too high of a risk with too low of a reward.

That's why I'm a bit perplexed as to why Morales would say something so silly. FLoyd took on some dangerous fighters in the lighter weights, literally called out everyone and their mother and was seemingly avoided by some of the top guys at 135 and 140 lbs.

Morales' comments are way off based. I mean, didn't FLoyd just take on the other standout ATG of his era in his last fight? So this idea that FLoyd doesn't take any risks is baseless.

 

Morales knows what it takes to be great ..Not make excuses ..It's good that even boxers are calling him out on his bs ..

 

Its lonely at the top at least he can rest his head on 100mil

 

Sounds like bad translation.

 

**** this cheat