How will Floyd take a loss

I've just read your last paragraph regarding Hagler - Leonard.

You are correct, Hagler could have came back, but he felt that Leonard had messed him about enough and Marvin never believed that SRL was serious about a rematch (I loved Leonard, but no-one could mess with an opponent's mind like Sugar Ray..... and he clearly got to Marvin). By that time, Marvin truly despised Ray and wanted nothing at all to do with him.

The funny thing is, as a 15year old, I scored the fight for Leonard by two rounds. I watched the fight again in my late twenties and scored it a draw. And I watched it a few years ago and scored it for Hagler by two rounds.

What stands out most for me is Marvin giving the first three rounds away by fighting orthodox (trying to prove a point I guess) and for SRL being fortunate that Marvin had agreed to the fight being over 12 (instead of 15).

 

I think he'll go the foreman route. I'm not sure if he'd retire on a loss or not. He'd be depressed for a while, but move on. However it all depends on how he lost. I think if he legitimately list, he'd handle it better and congratulate pac at the end. If he got robbed or felt he got robbed, I think he'd be fuming post fight.

 

I think he'd be humble. His "bad guy" persona is just that, a persona. If he lost and it was an obvious loss I think he'd congratulate the other guy and possibly ask for a rematch.

 

he's gonna cry to his daddy and his daddy will say it's them power pellets. of course his remaining fans (those that did not jump off the bridge) will back him up.

 

Flomys are good at creating unlikely scenario, most likely MVC which insinuating a robbery. Gracious idiot how come a robbery will most likely happen if the fight is to be held at you own turf! The duck pick the place, the referee, the judge. And here a dysfunctional species making a very very low excuses.... Man theres really something wrong with you :rofl