Mayweather Showing Leniency, Pac and Arum Seem to Be Sidestepping? Ball in Pacs Court

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/sports_blog/2009/12/manny-pacquiao-floyd-mayweather-boxing.html

I've remained pretty neutral, although I don't think Pac should have to prove his innonence and take a blood test based on what Floyd and his relatives think. At the same time, I want the fight to be made. There's been some BS excuses like "Scared of needles." But there's been statements about blood testing being not a problem as long as it's not a few days within the fight. Originally it was 30 days, now I hear Roach says 5 days. Arum is saying everything is fine as long as the Nevada does the testing and not the Olympic testing Mayweather wants... Mayweather concedes this. Yet the fight is still dead according to Arum? What am I missing. There seems to be a lot of contradictions and confusion coming out of the Pac/Arum camp. Pac wants to fight so bad. You think this gets solved seeing Floyd give some rope. What is going on?

Where am I wrong? We aren't talking about right or wrong or what not. We're talking about what Floyd and his people have said. Now Floyd is shaping his agreements to their compromised wants. This doesn't seem to be good enough now. No?

 

This says it all really. Arum hasn't really been consistent it seems. Pac's side needs to give some leeway at this point or the fight won't be made. And if they do, then those steroids comments seem more and more legitimate. Regardless of whether they're true.

 

So what is then? All those other press release statements with Arum talking about them not conceding toward the Olympic testing, but would prefer an NBA, NFL, NHL, or Nevada testing alternative. Were all those press statements about the blood testing not to be done by them, nor to be done too soon not true? I don't think so...

Is Arum being inconsistent, or has Schaffer lied his way all the way through the negotiations to the press? Or a combination of both? Probably this, but it's getting confusing in Pacland right now. I'm not even sure what the arguments are about at this point if it's not about who does the blood testing. What has the problem been. Too close to the fight? Okay, make them random and not too close to the fight...

 

Yes, leniency from his ridiculous demands. At least Floyd is moving backwards. But I've just seen mixed messages from Pac's camp. I want the fight to be made. I agree it's nobodies fault at first, really. I didn't think Pac should have to take any tests. But at the same time. Floyd and his team have been at least somewhat consistent. They're giving some rope. Now it's time for Pac and Arum to do the same. Otherwise this fight will never get made, and it will look like Pac is ducking Floyd... AND it will look more suspicious and more legitimate that Pac is taking something illegal.

Why am I biased? Where is the biased? What are you talking about referring to FFS? Where have I been wrong?

 

That's the Nevada State, right? It all seems like one mind****. Negotiations, showmanship, the upper hand and ego. Trying to push and call the shots. Someone clarify what I'm missing or where people have been misinformed.

Ball is in Pac's Court? They keep agreeing and disagreeing. There quotes and stories are changing. At least Floyd's ridiculous camp have said one thing. Have laid out their wants/demands. And yes, they conceded on who does the testing. Now what's the next move?

 

Ah, my mind escaped me and I forgot about the deadline. It's obvious the lawsuit thing helped GBP pull back and concede something. If Manny still sues this is probably going to hurt the fights chances of happening. At this point he has made his point.

So you're saying you want Manny to sue rather than fight Floyd for 100X more then he would ever win in court.