Floyd looks nervous..

Are you even going to watch that crap?

 

Yea actually floyd can dance thats part of the reason he's hard to hit in the ring

 

I got all six of my text votes ready to go:banana

 

Me, lets keep him dancing rather than training...

 

shut your uncultured ***** ass up

 

all the hatton fans are gonna vote for him so he has less time to train......even though he trains at weird hours anyway

 

I knew you were a *****, and now you'll be watching a show old women watch.

 

I would think their target audience would 30-45 year old women and their husbands

 

The office where I work, the older women are the only ones I ever heard talking about that show. Reality TV shows, in a whole, are largley seen by more women then men. And c'mon, this is a show on DANCING. Having a boxer or football player doesn't change that.

 

I'm not saying that. The fact of the matter though, is that they keep putting athletes on this show. That would indicate to me that they are attempting garner some type of male audience. Otherwise, they would only get assholes like Mario Lopez instead of Holyfield, Rice, Emmitt Smith, and now Mayweather. These guys aren't known commodities among an older female audiences

 

Have you seen the female dancers? The pros that is? They have also had beauty pageant winners and Stacy Kiebler. That is more than enough for me to watch....they aren't wearing much you know.

 

Holy was already a household name. But what exactly did it do?

OK, serious question. What do you, or anyone else, think this will do for Floyd? Neilsen rating already who this is NOT the same demographic as boxing fans. And if he can come off charming on the show and actually ATTRACT new fans, his antics and crap he says would probably turn em off anyway.

Do you guys WANT a nice Floyd? Or do you like him the way he is? Playing a villian the way a 5th grader might play FDR? :huh

 

I don't disagree with you at all Reg. It's good that they get some athletes that have a 'tough' image to them. Gives it a little diversity. But ultimately, it's a dance show that dance fans will watch.