George Foreman: "Floyd (Mayweather) Is Afraid to Fight Manny (Pacquiao)"

Read again what he wrote because that is the truth.

 

:nut

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:d

 

Mayweather is scared of Pacquaio the same way Sugar Ray Leonard was scared of Marvin Hagler. Mayweather will fight him, he is just waiting until he has no doubt...coward.

 

manny: 10 million dollar per pound weight penalty demand to floyd!! He accepts.
floyd to manny: drug test please?

MANNY, SORRY I RUN AWAY FROM NEEDLES, WHOs THE COWARD AGAIN?

 

Foreman is right :deal

 

Floyd cheated on the scales vs JMM >>>>>>>>>>>>FACT
Mannys team saying you got to pay if you want to play that way with manny:hey

Manny never failed a test. Ever. Wasnt about to bend over becos was telling him to.:dealdeal with it *****:hi::smooch

 

Who the **** bumped this and why?

I swear, *******s r so desperate for material that have to post old videos and old articles to make themselves feel better... Geezus

 

stormy, did manny ever fail on the scales? Did floyd ever fail to make 147? answer please!

 

It's a 4 year old thread.... Boxing-idiot takes an L for this

 

point is, he is stating a fairly objective opinion.

and he isnt saying who is gonna win.

but foreman questioning pedjr's heart is very telling.

and this is not the first time.

iirc, he was also quoted like "pac can drink gasoline and id still go in there beat him up", or somthing along those lines, clearly questioning pedjr's confidence on beating pac then.

and foreman is one of those guys you cant accuse of being subjective.

 

I remember at the time of this article some sources were saying that “Floyd is afraid to Fight Manny” was the sanitized version of what Foreman had said.

What George really said about Floyd was "He's a chicken. Nobody."

 

That's a cool story from 2010. It sucks that Foreman completely changed his tune with Floyd and said this late 2013:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u91gGbQ6M0k

He said Floyd Mayweather is the greatest fighter he's ever seen. I don't know how you can receive higher praise than that, considering Foreman grew up in the 50's-60's and fought some of the greatest fighters in the history of the sport in the 70's.