How would Mayweather handle a decisive loss?

Floyd really has all the advantages . . . but you can't say no chance bud.
JMM and Pac are both capable. :deal

 

Floyd strikes me as the sort of guy who would give credit where it's due the night of the event. I could easily see him saying "The Better man won tonight" or "Hey he got me what can I say?"

Then I think after talking with his people (aka some lecherous *******s), Floyd would come out with an excuse and demand a rematch.

 

If he fought Sugar Shane in july we may have found out!!!!!!!

 

you want to see him lose? and what would make him great would be returning from a loss? i thought it would be better to never have lost at all. not a pro boxer so i might have the goal of boxing confused.

 

Yes . . . I want to see him lose . . . and get back that loss with vengeance and authority. Unify titles at 147 and get back at the #1 p4p position before he retires.

. . . that will erase all doubts on him and propell him to the highest ATG status he could ever get into . . . two time p4p#1 ! :deal

 

first he will cry like a baby and get hungry as hell bc he doesn't have to protect his 0 and a great deal of pressure will be lifted and he will fight like he did at 130lbs.

 

He would make a whole bunch of excuses

 

Indeed this would be his most likely disposition.

 

Negative side

Hmm... A very good question. Mayweather has a big mouth like his father. If boast like his father and then lose then he will end up like Hatton. Undecided on what he should do next.

Positive side

If he is really a great boxer then he will continue boxing and win.

 

I think he will retire again.
excuses? "I don't have it time to move on" Lol

 

He will have to kill himself unless he can live with being the 179 best fighter of all time.

 

blame dad!

 

buckets of tears