Has Floyd changed the game?

facts are facts take your own advice and deal with it

 

I don't need to believe anything. It's what happened. Everyone from the phillipines glued to the tv. Heck, even lady gaga watches boxing because of PAC. God bless you too.

 

You are really stupid if you believe that propaganda.

Yeah even rapists take the day off. :rofl

 

"The police in Manila say that crimes drop drastically during Manny Pacquiao’s fights, which means that even criminals stop their dirty work to watch"

:rofl

In other words are policemen are to busy watching the pacquaio fight to do their jobs.

 

How many times you gonna edit that one post? :rofl

 

And even with Oscar, he was a huge name (becuase of the wy he was marketed, ala The Golden Boy, Coming from LA etc...) whereas Floyd literaaly had to make his own name outside of the boxing purists becuase he was never as big sa Oscar from a marketing standpoint.

 

I don't think so? What has he really changed? Oscar really created the first really successful fighter owned promotional company, and before that Roy Jones was making all of his own decisions without the pull of another promoter. I doubt Roy was even the first to have that kind of power. Boxing doesn't look all that different to me.

Obviously he's a great fighter and had a great career, but the sport hasn't changed as a result. Maybe he gets credit for the drug testing, but we've yet to see if that really goes anywhere.

 

You are a real *****.

 

And New!!!!!

 

typical low IQ'd response

your brotha got mauled by pac :rofl

 

Floyd: If Pacquiao cripple me or make me walk all bent over for the rest of my life I know y'all ain't going to pay for my bills. Timmy is now cripple atsch.

 

yeah because delahoya never existed.

you know the guy who owns golden boy who floyd pays.

 

In the long run, Floyd's 24 7 and pioneering efforts for better testing will be the most used parts of his legacy. It's much easier to appear on 24 7 and/or request additional testing than it is to emulate Floyd's business sense and/or boxing skills.