Nothing wishful about it kid. Maybe you think all the 40-50 YO women will still love him when he starts talking ****. Learn to use your caps lock button while your at it.
iT IS YOUR HOPE THAT HE BEHAVES IN A WAY THAT ALIENATES MAINSTREAM FANS, AND THAT IS WHY YOU BRING IT UP. tHE MARK OF A HATER LIES UPON YOU, FOR YOU CANNOT GIVE DUE CREDIT. rEPENT LITTLE BOY, REPENT!
you don't know how floyd acts, are you hanging around with him:rofl the only floyd you know is the one that promotes fights:deal
yeah mayweather finally hit mainstream. seen him this year on mtv cribs, vma music awards, and now dancing with the stars. The crazy thing was that my girl wsa paying a bill at JC penny today and told me this old lady was talking about mayweather on dancing with the stars and how he shouldnt have been on the bottom 3 and that he should have been ranked higher than that. She also cracked a racial joke about how hes the only one who could dance (and i dont really need to reitterate what joke she was referring to). She also mentioned he was cocky - pretty funny.
Grow up little boy. It's my HOPE that he behaves with respect and NOT act like a wannabe heel from the WWF who thinks he needs to be a villian to to get people to watch him. You know nothing about me little boy, and I;ll bet about boxing either. Just another fanboy on the board...great..:roll:
Believe me...what you saw on 24/7 isn't a drop in the bucket of what his training consist of. It was split between DLH and Mayweather in a 30 min show...definitley not enough to base any valid judgement. Dancing could help a bit with cardio but Floyd's cardio is already 2nd to none...Dancing won't help one bit and the balance for dancing is not the same as a fighters balance in the ring. If anything it could cause balance issues come fight night....Getting too use to dancing footwork can complicate his boxing footwork if they ingrain the dancing technique too much. Learning a new technique in a entriely new enviornment can take away from focus on training...Dancing and boxing aren't even close to being the same! he has to intake all then new moves, technique, routines and timing which is ALOT to remember and store....something will give eventually. Dancing is ALOT harder than you think bro! I use to date this latin dancer and she took me to a few of her classes and it's no cake walk buddy. Playing HS sports is one thing...I was the same way...I boxed, played Varsity football and basketball, did Martial Arts and ran track! I was good at everything....but I could have FOCUSED on one sport and been really dominant in one area. I spread myself thin in HS but that was b/c if I wasn't in a sport every season I'd be in even more trouble than I was. I hope Floyd will be alright....but at the professional level....ELITE level! It takes more than just being talented to stay on top! You have to dedicate yourself to your craft and Floyd is getting a bit cocky....I mean he can back up most of his words, but again....Floyd isn't superman and Hatton could pull an upset if Floyd doens't take him seriously....Not bc Hatton is all that great...He's a good fighter and a good champion, whereas FLoyd is GREAT! But Great fighters loose too! and usually its' b/c they get too confident, over look and ease up on their training. All three of those points are what Floyd embodies right now...we'll see how talented Floyd is!
Certainly exposure is always a smart move and the more he keeps his mouth SHUT the better it will be for him:yep Lets see how he reacts when he gets voted off Of course, this fight will do very well and much of that will be opponent related. Hatton is an equal and perhaps bigger part of the buys:good
If you are P4P no1 and need to go on that **** to sell a fight then you have been promoting yourself badly your whole career. PBF lacks what propels boxers to crossover: any trace of a likable personality.
Hater? No. You can't see the validity of my argument?? Then that makes you a nut hugger. The P4P champ should be a huge draw in his own right. Having to go on a popular reality show this close to a big fight, when he should be training, in order to drum up business shows how low boxing has sunk in the public conciousness. If you applaud that then you are happy with the lowly status that the best sport in the world finds itself in at the moment. I prefered it when the most famous man on the planet was the heavyweight champ. Nowadays you'd be lucky if three out of ten average joes on the street knew who PBF was and he's the P4P #1.