Mayweather jr v mark whalberg

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  1. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    :lol::lol: Poor Marky Mark, he might just be PacDBest.
     
  2. BIGRIGHTHAND

    BIGRIGHTHAND Active Member Full Member

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    hes full of **** but hes 40-0 and a wicked ****ing boxer. more skills than pacman, hands down
     
  3. repsaccer

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    No, he isn't humble, he knows he's good. He just goes over the top with the
    arrogance building his public persona, to sell more tickets. I mean, how many
    American greats can you name that have a large percentage rooting for his
    loss with a passion? He sells tickets. And he does it well. He sells with over
    the top arrogance, I do not believe though that that is the real Floyd. It's
    just his public persona. And honestly. Why would you be humble and caring
    towards your fans? I'm sure he appreciates people that appreciate him, but
    that doesn't warrant humility. Does it?

    And yes I still want Pac to whoop his ass, just because I like Pac's dirt poor
    to riches story combined with his fearless fighting style.

    But I do respect Floyd. He's smart, skilled and a great actor..lol..
     
  4. hmi

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    If he wants America's support, then the right strategy is not to act so cocky and so arrogant. His advisers gave him the wrong strategy in how to win fans in front of the camera.
     
  5. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    15 years? You lying *******

    One thing I've noticed about Floyd, despite being renowned for having a loud mouth, is that he's not very articulate in the way he speaks. He says the same **** over and over again, allowing us to easily telegraph the words coming out of his mouth. On top of this as we've come to learn about him, he spreads facts which aren't even true.

    Like someone else has already said, I'd much prefer to hear Uncle Roger speak instead of FLoyd
     
  6. repsaccer

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    More skilled yes. As much of a beast? No.

    I still see Pac winning this. He will walk through too many of Floyds punches, and hurt him, imho.
     
  7. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    :lol: He ain't bothered about support, he just wants people to tune in, whether it be to support him or to see him lose. It all adds up to the same thing to Floyd, money.
     
  8. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    Avatar bet? :good
     
  9. elTerrible

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    He won a bronze in the olympics and even that loss was questionable.

    So in his division in the amateurs, yes he was competing at the world level 15 years ago.

    Pac was fighting cab drivers in the Philippines 15 years ago.
     
  10. hmi

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    I honestly think that he is craving for the love that boxing fans give to Pacquiao.

    Also, I already mentioned earlier that he can actually be the hero with the skills that he has. So why he prefers to act the part of the villain? He gets more fans to watch him if he their hero than if he is the villain.
     
  11. bladerunner

    bladerunner El Intocable Full Member

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    Yeah im sure thats what he meant :nut
     
  12. repsaccer

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    Yes. For a month.:good
     
  13. Floyd actually listened to the criticism of him being a boring ******* when he fought Hatton. He turned up and fought like a man. I hope he does it again.
     
  14. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    I prefer humble fighters, but that's exactly what he is once the final bell is done. He needs to project an image of complete confidence before the fight. Not give the opponent one little thought that he might win the fight, but once it's all said and done, Mayweather is a lovely guy. In any event, after he beats Manny, and possibly by knockout, it'll be pretty hard for fans to deny him and he knows that.
     
  15. LSomefun

    LSomefun Active Member Full Member

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    As I said he has a complex, and no playing the hero doesn't sell especially when u cant do it convincingly.