The underlying issue is Mayweather doubts himself

In the Philippines? :think

 

Damn dog boxing_master is still a psychopathic idiot huh? :rofl:

 

You can be anything you want online.

 

Mayweather was forced to take this fight sooner than he planned to

I dont think he was planning on ducking Pac forever, too much $$$ at stake for that

i think he was planning on facing Pac ONLY when Pac was a certified shot to **** fighter, he was waiting for Pac to deteriorate until Morales levels,

KTFO6 wasnt enough for Floyd, his fear of Pac was too strong, too deep, too ingrained in his mind and soul.

but Floyd's bosses finally gave him the spank he deserved, and the fight is on.

You can bet he's secretly paying expensive therapists to overcome his fear of Pac.

I wonder what kind of therapies they make him do

maybe Floyd has secret ¨sparring¨ sessions with guys wearing Pacquiao masks and attacking Mayweather, while yelling stuff with fake pinoy accents : i will beat u froid, i will expose u froid, u cant hide no more, nowhere to run froid, etc

Mayweather has to beat them to a bloody pulp (they get paid extremely well for that) all while screaming stuff like : im not afraid of u!! im a gorilla im a dawg!! im TBE and you got marquez problems! im not afraid! im not afraid! im not af!!..a..fraid! *burst into tears*

 

So Pac is training to Kick Pac ass, a fight that many pac****s stated that he was ducking..And now that Floyd is taking the fights for the terms he's been asking for all along, this has caused the hamster to fall off the running wheel of what pac****s call brains.

 

Uh Roach did see past it. Sr. however is a high functioning re****.

 

I'm supporting Manny for this fight, but boxing_master your comments are hilarious man. I really do love the persistence and constant need for drama with you fans who really just love the hype and not the actual fight. I can assure you whoever loses come May 2nd will probably get over it far quicker than most of these fans.

You say not every boxer get's scared in the ring as if most of them do.
Once your in the ring, there's no time to really think about fear, it's all forgotten once the bell sounds.

When did Floyd tell you that? But anyway, fear is natural. You think Floyd goes into a fight with certainty that he will walk out undefeated? Losing is a possibility that he's probably thought about 47 times in his professional career and this fight is no different.

Yeh the thing is Floyd and Manny are fighting in Las Vegas, under bright lights, inside a boxing ring, with a referee, with gloves on and they will be in front of each other the whole time.

Unless Manny breaks into Floyd's house in the early hours of the morning, I can't see anything remotely similar happening to the scenario you provided.

By the sounds of all your posts, that have no logic what so ever. You must be acting out with this irrational fear you speak of. I'm here to assure you that after May 2nd, life goes on. That's coming from a fellow Manny supporter.

You make me and probably many others laugh but post up something constructive will ya.

 

There is nothing wrong with doubting yourself. I think every fighters knows when you take on such a great fighter you might lose.

It's just the fact that Floyd doesn't want to take a fight he might lose. That's the problem.

Fighters if they fight good enough competition will eventually lose. And that is why Floyd's toughest opponent in like 18 years is Diego Corrales. He doesn't want to lose.

 

Boy Pac fans are setting themselves up for failure.

 

:good :rofl

 

And what happened in that fight?

 

id like to ad that being to sure of yourself is a detriment, going into my first fight i was confident being very long and pretty tall for my division that id just rely on my jab but come fight day i weighed in at 63.5 and he came in at 67.9 (65k bout mind you), he was taller, stronger and a better boxer then i was, i did not even consider that this could happen and it took me completely by suprise. all in all i dont think i would have won that fight because i just felt he was the better fighter on the night but it certainly was a lesson to always explore every opportunity and have a plan