If you have iTunes, the podcast is available (audio only). It's at the 10 minutes and 30 second mark of the podcast. So if you really want to hear the interview instead of arguing about nothing what was said in the interview, there you go.
He called Tony old hahaha. Too bad Wilbon wasn't there, he rips FLoyd to pieces all the time. Actually, come to think of it, I havn't witnessed any American media give him any love in quite some time.
Greenburg, De La Hoya, Arum all said negotiations took place. De La Hoya later came out after the TR deadline and said he was dissapointed that Floyd did not want the fight at that time for whatever reason. Floyd himself is on record saying he was going to take 1-2 years off after the Mosley fight, in atleast a couple of interviews. That's what happened.</p>
Pac is done man. He's not talking about getting better. He says he already did what he had to do and he just needs to focus on maintaining the same level of performance. He's not even considering improving anymore. To say on top, you've gotta be one step ahead of the game. One of the main topics of the conversation was his retirement this **** was sad for me to watch. It was good to hear him say that boxing is his main focus and his passion, but I'm not convinced.
Even if he has lost his burn to get better, Floyd's the only guy out there out of his potential opponents that'd be good enough to really make him pay for being stagnant. Something tells me the desire to get even better would return in a heartbeat if that fight ever gets made, though. :good