ESPN: 50-50 Mayweather-Pacquiao

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  1. stiga

    stiga Well-Known Member Full Member

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    i hope so
     
  2. Scar

    Scar VIP Member Full Member

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    If he didn't fight him then he's scared to death from him and if he did then he's picking on smaller guys. How can someone who you claim only fights smaller guys winning titles in five different weight classes?

    If he fought Mosley instead then he's ducking Pacquiao to fight "another" old fighter where the advantage is on his side.

    If he fought Concreto then he's fighting Mosley left overs and is scared of Mosley.

    If he fought Cotto then he's fighting Concreto and Pacquiao leftovers because he's scared from Concreto and Pacquiao.

    Shoot yourself please.
     
  3. timmyjames

    timmyjames PTurd curb stomper Full Member

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    is this margo? hahaha i can't believe i never heard that nickname before, classic
     
  4. josak

    josak Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Not exactly.. this is all according to a "source." Lets wait for the official announcement before we get too giddy. ;)
     
  5. duneford

    duneford Active Member Full Member

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    floyd should man up.....pac just said yes to him.....no more bull**** request.....just get it on!!!
     
  6. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Yep, and if he fights them all, by that time there'll be another guy coming up that Floyd will "need to fight to secure his legacy before he retires". It's never going to end in that sense.
     
  7. duneford

    duneford Active Member Full Member

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    i'll go for P4P KiNG!!!
     
  8. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Moron, Floyd already "manned up", which is why Arum flew to see Pacquiao to hammer out their end.
     
  9. LukeO

    LukeO Erik Morales is God Full Member

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    Is size really coming up anymore? After Pacquiao took Cotto's shots and then knocked him out?? Come on!!!!! This dude is solid lean muscle at 147. Pacquiao hasn't even looked remotely small in his last 3 fights. Even against Oscar he stood tall and very confident.
     
  10. Joser

    Joser Active Member Full Member

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    Pound per Round King!
     
  11. Sting

    Sting Akagami no Shanks Full Member

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    I agree. And this is coming from a Pac fan who thinks Pac is gonna win. Pac is not a little dude anymore. He has shown that against Cotto. If Mayweather wins, I'll give him 100% props for beating the most dangerous fighter he has ever faced.
     
  12. retriever

    retriever Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :nono:nono:nono

    Scar is cool:cool:
     
  13. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Ban the troll.
     
  14. Leonard

    Leonard Boxing Addict Full Member

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    chill dude, no need for that stuff
     
  15. Critic

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    Source: Pacquiao agrees to 50-50 split

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    By Dan Rafael
    ESPN.com
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    Manny Pacquiao has signed a contract to fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. in boxing's biggest fight on
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    , a source with knowledge of the meeting told ESPN.com on Friday night.
    Arum and Pacquiao met for two hours Friday to discuss the proposed deal, according to Pacquiao adviser Michael Koncz, who told the Associated Press that
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    Mayweather had previously agreed to terms with Golden Boy Promotions, his promoter for the HBO PPV fight, but it was unclear if he had signed a contract.
    The source also disclosed other aspects of the fight, which will take place at the
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    and match the top two fighters in the world, pound-for-pound.
    The camps agreed to a
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    of the money, which could be gargantuan. Many experts expect the fight to eclipse the all-time pay-per-view record for sales, which is the 2.44 million buys generated by Mayweather's 2007 victory against Oscar De La Hoya.
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    For promotional purposes, the bout will be referred to as Mayweather-Pacquiao, but Top Rank will receive first billing over Golden Boy throughout the promotion.
    However, instead of a full-scale media tour, there will only be a single press conference in New York during the second week of January. With the schedule compressed because of the March 13 date for the fight, rather than May 1, which the promoters and HBO PPV preferred, it didn't leave time for a lengthy media tour.
    The fight is going to take place March 13 because Pacquiao is running for a congressional seat in the Philippines and the elections are in May, which would have been a conflict between his training and the campaign.
    Pacquiao will spend the first half of his training camp in Baguio in the Philippines, where he also trained for the first part of his camp in preparation for his 12th-round knockout victory against Miguel Cotto on Nov. 14. For the final few weeks of his training, Pacquiao and trainer Freddie Roach will relocate to Roach's Wild Card gym in Hollywood, Calif.
    The site of the bout has not been finalized. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has expressed interest in bringing the fight to his new stadium as have representatives from the Superdome in New Orleans. Also in the mix is the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, which has hosted several Pacquiao and Mayweather bouts. Arum has also received a proposal for a 30,000-seat temporary stadium on the Las Vegas Strip across from the Wynn resort.
    Dan Rafael covers boxing for ESPN.com.



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