I just listed 4 fights available for Floyd after the JMM victory, why would he call out either one of them and limit negotiation, thats where a promoter comes in handy you doofs! After Pac beat Cotto, Shane had already signed with Berto, Paul had already signed with Martinez (for wat its worth), there was ONLY ONE FIGHT AVAILABLE period........I'm repeating myself...yikes
Speaking of legacy, Pac > Floyd. Pac doesn't even need to fight Floyd. His legacy is already done. Where as Floyd...
Thats what he is,only a groupie like him would say the dumb **** he has said in this thread,he just showed that he cant be taken serious.
He is a hypocrite. Shane had no choice but sign to fight Berto. Floy was asked repeatedly if he wanted to fight Mosley, the man won't give an answer on the spot. He want's Pacquiao IMO. Paul william oh ma gawd you doof you really believe FLoy would fight WIlliams? You just needs to quit, just quit bruh... He has been ducking Mosley, Williams and Margarito FFS.. :hey
The point is that Floyds rhetoric and accusations are not backed up with his action. Don't try and defend this guy. Everyone says how he's so ****ing smart:rofl:rofl:rofl
Im a Mayweather fan and even I have to admit Floyd Mayweather always contradict himself,its gets me mad sometimes because it happens IN EVERY INTERVIEW HE HAS!!
DeanoFlash, good points, but I think what he's getting at are two things: 1. If those were the offers on the table, why didn't Floyd say so? He had an opportunity to clear the air on ESPN and silence any talk about ducking...but he did not. He clearly evaded the question. 2. The main purpose behind the video was to show Floyd's hypocrisy on how he called out Pacquiao for directing "callout" questions to Bob Arum, when Floyd in fact is doing the same thing with Al Heymon and Leonard Ellerbe. I think the fight will get done, and that neither fighter is ducking, but at the same time, I do think Floyd and his team are hypocrites for criticizing Pacquiao for doing something they are doing themselves in the midst of negotiations.