The American Media is now turning on Floyd!

Now respected boxing insider John Scully has jump into the fray subtlely blaming Floyd, Merchant has been nonstop as well.

What I dont get is why White America (except some Wiggas) are so biased against Floyd on this?

Not trying to make it a race thing because Pac is neither white nor American but its the reality.

 

You must be completely out of your mind if or just plain Naive if you think White America is 50/50 on Floyd At least TP is honest about it.

The point I'm trying to make is that ones Race seem to tilt views moreso than ones Nationality.

Pacquiao is not even American, every goddamn poll, the majority of white journalists out there and Ive listed them seem to favor him

 

What source?? its on the L.A Times and The NY Daily news both top 5 Newspapers in America lol...The USA today as well...but yeah all the thousand of voters who are blaming Floyd are from the Philippines

 

Veteran journalist Bill Dwyer from the LA Times

For a while, the back-and-forth over when, where and how much testing would be put in the contract was worth a giggle. It seemed like little more than hype to hype the hype, some early pay-per-view selling for a fight that could do a record 3 million buys. Soon, it became clear that Pacquiao didn't see it that way, didn't just shrug like others who have fought the Mayweather clan and swallowed baloney sandwiches along the way.

The pride of the Philippines was angry, and he said so. There was no smoking gun, no document saying -- even hinting -- that he had ever taken performance-enhancing drugs of any kind. There was no newspaper story, no Mitchell Report, no papers fetched out of Victor Conte's trash bin at BALCO. There was only Floyd Mayweather Sr. and uncle Roger Mayweather, Floyd Jr.'s trainer, yukking it up to writers and broadcasters about their presumption of Pacquiao's steroid use. The basis of that seemed to be Pacquiao's muscular look and rise from a 106-pounder years ago to a fighter fairly comfortable at 147 now.

Soon, somebody stupidly decided to press this issue and Mayweather himself, along with best friend and manager Leonard Ellerbe and promoters Richard Schaefer and Oscar De La Hoya of Golden Boy, were dragged along for the Kool-Aid drinking. All four should have known better. All four are smarter than that.

You're one of the kool aid drinkers but Im sure youre not smarter than all four.