I don't think ppl are more concerned about who gets more money but it's a topic & a real road block for this fight!! If U don't care to join besides to call ppl idiots just go the **** to another thread!! Maybe u can call it "Real Fans don't Care about the Money Splits" :hi:
Ummmmmmm, He inherited from a guy who retired, not lost!! If Floyd hadn't retired he'd be #1 still!! U won't find to many ppl who actually consider Floyd #2 or Pac the better fighter for that matter!! I can guarantee u this... if the fight does come off watch who's the favorite!! It certainly won't be Pac!!:nono That'll tell u right there who ppl, boxing guru's and writers really believe is #1 P4P!!
The Final Pound-4-Pound Boxing Ratings Of The Year - For Period Ending This content is protected This content is protected 24.12.06 - By James Slater: There is little over one week left in the year. Therefore the following pound-4-pound ratings are probably the last ones you will read before 007. This coming year will hopefully give us plenty to cheer about in terms of boxing action, and the top-ten best fighters on the planet list may well be subject to a major shake-up. With every single year in boxing history providing us with its share of big upsets, I expect next year to be no different. At the moment though, the following positions are safe ones for the boxers occupying them. Who knows though, in the coming twelve months perhaps the men holding positions one and two in the following list may actually be defeated. Time, as always, will tell. 1. Manny Pacquiao Leaps to the top spot courtesy of a quite fabulous year. Fought three times, winning on each occasion - twice by KO. The last of these knockouts, a swift destruction of all-time great Erik Morales, sealed Pac-Mans pound-for-pound supremacy. 2. Floyd Mayweather Drops from the top spot despite also having a good year. Pretty Boys wins over Zab Judah and the much bigger man in Carlos Baldomir not withstanding, Pacquiao is now more deserving of the number one slot. This could change though, If Floyd defeats his next opponent - Oscar De La Hoya - in dominant fashion next May. 3. Winky Wright Held the number one middleweight to a controversial (in some eyes) draw, then comprehensively out pointed the tough Ike Quartey in his most recent performance. Some people feel as though Winky should be as high as number one pound-4-pound. I think number three is a high enough number for Wright. :think:hey
The only reason I think Pac should get more is because he destroyed Cotto(the guy that beat Mosley and ducked by Floyd).:deal
Floyd destroyed Mosley the guy who destroyed Margo who destroyed Cotto who most ppl believe Mosley drew with!!:deal
Only when he fights dlh, hatton and mosley!! Pac is the more exciting fighter and in my opinion the bigger draw....
Opinions =assholes. Nobody gives a **** about what the **** you say. In the real world outside of fannypacland. Floyd is the bigger draw and everything in recorded history proves this. How much did Pac take home in the Clottey fight? I bet he is kicking his roids around the room after hearing how Floyd got double what he made plus some... DOUBLE. We aint talking no ****ing pennies *****. 30 million is a big ass difference than 15 million. Can you *******s ****ing count? :rofl
anything to give mayweather the upper hand he`ll try it, makes him feel like he`s already won the 1st rd. Pacs a warrior who just wants to get it on , shame that May doesnt.