How can anybody say Floyd never wanted Pacquiao Warning common sense here

a small professional cyclist take about 8000 calories during a day of competition. When you train like crazy you burn a crazy amount of energy so your comment is irrelevant. That said I believe that most of the boxers are on some kind of peds. It's a sport that your life is on the line and the control is very bad

 

could you prove me any more correct? surely you could have come up with something better from your research than "you hate floyd". you didnt need the pi work to know that. i hate floyd and i am not apologetic about it. he is a pos human being and im not about to pretend he isnt. i dont lie about him, though. i dont make up bull**** to make him look bad. i ackwnowledge the good and bad in him like i do every other boxer i comment on. you would know that if you had the balls to post the truth about what you read in my posts.
crossburning? did you really have to pick that alley to run to? are you that desperate for a way out that you have to play the race card? you are even a bigger ***** than i originally thought. i thought homeboys from cali had more pride than that.

 

difference is, i can find dozens of articles and videos that prove my point of view while you are steadily making up **** about a guy you know nothing about. i have no problem admitting all the mistakes ive made (and there have been many), because that is not the person i am today. besides, you are the last eunich to be talking about balls to me when you have been talking nothing but made up bull**** that you wish was true. you are a panocha.

 

from my understanding (because no one really knows except the parties involved), floyd walked out of negotiations when pac refused to comply with the cut off date that floyd wanted. if i am wrong about this, school me.

 

I'm not out here to defend Pacquiao. I'm just here to answer your question, How can anybody say Floyd never wanted Pacquiao?

And the way you are responding by deflecting the topic to Pacquiao let alone cutting out my last sentence to put your response seemingly into context, only proves my point.

But to give you some indulgence.

I said, if a boxer really wants to fight someone, he won't ask for any special demands. Given that, you try to imply and equate that to Manny's catchweight demands vis a vis Floyd's demand for special drug test.

Sorry to spoil your party but you can't do that. Doing that is fallacious. Yes, it is a special demand but:

Did said catchweight stop any fight from happening in which such special demand was asked for? No.
Did Pacquiao entered the ring and fought those bigger men after they accepted his demands? Yes.

As compared to:

Did Floyd's demand stop the fight with Pacquiao from happening? Yes.
Did Floyd fight Pacquiao? No.

Again, I'm not out here to defend Pacquiao. I'm just here refuting your proposition that Floyd really wanted to fight Pacquiao.

 

we can all make assumptions about what both sides secretely wanted behind closed doors. if i wanted to, i could pick and choose specific incidents that would paint mayweather as the one acting in good faith. the only reason i dont, is because i take into account the behavioural history of both fighters and that gives me a clue as to which version is most likely to be true. pac did not want to give in to 14 days so mayweather decided to end negotiations. he did not try and counter with a compromise like they had done up to that point. he just walked and blamed manny.

 

we never know but all floyd's actions so far has indicated that he never want to fight pac in the first place.

1st negotiations: accused pacquiao of PEDs and started to demand OSDT. if you really are sincere on negotiations, you would not accuse your opponents of anything below the belt and makes a cop-out demand. first many people gave floyd the benefit of the doubt on this one because they thought floyd is just playing mind games to get the mental edge for the fight. as we saw, both parties could not settle a cut-off and it was only 10 days separating it.

2nd negotiations: there was a media gag order because 1st negotiations turned out not to be fruitful. oscar would give a hint that negotiations are going well and the fight is almost settled. suddenly floyd took off, made a ranting video and announced the he would take his vacation. ellerbe and shaffer tried to damage control by saying there was no 2nd negotiations but greenburg denies it and says there was and the fight was almost settled.

present: floyd still is currently retired. he had pulled this kind of strategy before when cotto was his toughest opponent back in 2008. now floyd retired when pac is his threat at the weight and we can see the pattern here.

 

you fail to mention that 30 days was a compromise from manny. he didnt want any extra testing at all to begin negotiations. you cant leave out critical information like this when building your argument. it shows your bias.