PBF is a F^%K WAD ?

Seriously though, the OP has a point, what has Floyd given us since he came back?

-Drug testing demands
-baseless steroid allegations
-A boring sparring session against an ex-lightweight

At least we have the Mosley fight, and thats only because of the Haiti earthquake forced Berto to pull out and Floyd had to take it, or get crucified by the media and fans.

All because of his fear and jealousy of Pac.

On top of that, he's managed to masquerade his cowardice now as a drug testing crusader, and his gullible fans eat it up.

 

it all comes back to that fantasy world of one boxing federation and governing body to be honest.

with each federation acting for their own greed and there being such disparagement in the sport, it's easy for fighters to say "nah, i don't feel like fighting that guy" or whatever and moving on to someone else with no obligation to the sport.

there's always a bigger picture, and like committing fouls in football, if people are allowed to get away with it even though we all saw it happen and know it's wrong - but the person who commits the foul gains an advantage that outweighs the punishment - then it will continue and the credibility of the sport suffers.

just ask the irish.

 

How does Mayweather's allegations affect Packy in the short term, medium term and the long term?

 

you can't really blame floyd.
its the ****ed up system that fighters and promoters are allowed to exploit.

there is so much misinformation regarding fighters, their titles and achievements that it becomes a feast for promoters to build up a fighter beyond what he's actually achieved.

it's no wonder the average sports fan doesn't know his arse from his elbow when it come to boxing.