Was Mayweather/Baldimor the worst PPV fight ever?

LOL, funny how you talk all this **** and you fighter is ****ing boring. Margarito would beat the **** out of your hero if he didnt run like a ***. :yep

 

HAHA YEA HE IS...HE HATE ON EVERYBODY AND THATS ALL HE DO IS HATE! HE DOESNT GIVE NE CREDIT TO FIGHTERS HE DISLIKES...I DONT LIKE MARGARITO BUT I GIVE CREDIT TO HIM BECAUSE HE PLEASES THE FANS..HE MAY END UP WITH BRAIN DAMAGE ONE DAY BECAUSE OF IT BUT HIS STYLE IS NICE TO WATCH...AT LEAST US FLOYD FANS GIVE CREDIT WHERE ITS DUE TO FIGHTERS...

 

MEX LEGEND WE BEEN THROUGH THIS...FLOYD WOULD OUTBOX TONY AND FANS OF MARGARITO WOULD COMPLAIN THAT HE RAN AND SAY IT WAS A ROBBERY NO MATTER WHAT

 

The Sep 6th PPV with Amir Khan vs Breidis Prescott

 

Yeah I know thats why I said if he stood toe to toe he would obviously get his ass kicked. I was addressing the racist ******* the judge. He is a dumb **** and **** his boyfriend. :good

 

So Diaconu is a ***** for being ducked numerous times by that ***** Dawson?let it easy with the coke you junkies

 

DIACONU IS NOT ON FLOYDS LEVEL...HE IS BEING DUCKED-HE DOESNT OFFER BIG PAYDAYS...HE NEEDS TO GET A NAME FOR HIMSELF AND THAN PEOPLE WOULD WANNA FIGHT HIM..TILL THAN HES JUST AN UNDEFEATED FIGHTER THAT NOBODY OUTSIDE OF ME, U, AND DIE HARD BOXING FANS KNOW ABOUT

THIS THREAD IS ABOUT FLOYD/BALDI PPV...I ALREADY SAID IT WAS A BORING FIGHT....

 

YOU WATCHED ANY OF THOSE FLOYD FIGHTS AT THE LOWER WEIGHT CLASSES??:good

 

I seen highlights of him vs. Chavez and it was ok. Nothing like what Margarito brings to the ring though. :good

 

Your kidding if you think Dawson ducked Diaconu to fight Tarver...

Dawson vs Tarver should be a unification, something ALL fans should want.

Dawson and Diaconu was SIGNED, SEALED and DELIVERED... And guess who pulled out?

 

Man,at least you admite he is being ducked not like other guys but the thing is the romanian promoter gave a bid of 1,8 million $ with over a million going to Chad(career high payday) still he didn't wanna fight him.He offers paydays,that is the point,offcourse you don't make a name for yourself if your ducked.At least Glen Johnson is gonna fight him after he beats Branco,Glen doesn't duck nobody.
As far as for Baldomir vs Floyd it was boring ****,very boring fight

 

CHAVEZ FIGHT WAS ALRIGHT...WATCH THE CORLEY AND NDOU FIGHTS--THATS WHERE ITS AT...GENARO HERNANDEZ WAS GOOD TOO...JUDAH WAS GOOD AS WELL CUZ IN THE LATER ROUNDS FLOYD WAS COMING STRAIGHT FORWARD..I KNOW YOU DONT LIKE HIM BUT WATCH HIS FIGHTS BEFORE BALDOMIR AND ALOT OF EM ARE FAN FRIENDLY

 

Today, the WBC announced a 3rd of June purse bid to determine the particulars of the WBC Light-Heavyweight Title unification fight between holder Chad Dawson and long-term mandatory Adrian Diaconu. On the 19th of April, in Bucharest, Romania, Adrian "The Shark" Diaconu beat tough, iron-chinned Chris "Hard Hittin'" Henry, on points in a contested and very entertaining fight, to become WBC Interim Champion. If Chad Dawson refuses to take part in the purse bid, the WBC will strip him of his belt and declare Diaconu the WBC Champion, it has been announced. Such a thing must never happen!
Let me quickly run through the events that led to the partition of the WBC Light-Heavyweight Title in the first place.
On the 9th of May 2007, Adrian Diaconu earned his place as mandatory challenger to Chad Dawson's WBC title with an emphatic three round brutal demolition of Rico Hoye. Chad Dawson, however, had other plans. He was chasing a fight with Antonio Tarver instead. Tarver, who had looked faded, unmotivated and lacking in focus against Bernard Hopkins the previous year, seemed easy prey to Dawson and a good trophy win on his resume to help augment his profile and help him enter the big-league of American boxing. Tarver however, didn't give in to Dawson's advances. He was on a carefully managed comeback trail. Whilst trying to draw Tarver in, Dawson voluntarily defended his WBC title against aged journeyman Jesus Ruiz. Under pressure to arrange a fight against mandatory challenger Adrian Diaconu and having failed to interest Tarver in a fight against him, Chad Dawson unwillingly relented. After seemingly endless negotiations, he agreed to face his mandatory Diaconu on the 29th of September in Sacramento, California. It was a much anticipated fight between the two best young contenders in an aged division. The clash of styles presented a mouth-watering prospect – the aggressive, explosive but fairly limited puncher against the smooth, fast, versatile but weak-chinned and tactically ill-disciplined boxer – both prime, live, unbeaten and hungry for success and acclaim, both with much to prove. Dawson had to prove his chin and mental strength; Diaconu – his class and skill. Ten days before the fight, disaster struck; Diaconu injured his hand in training – an MRI scan revealed bone contusions in his right hand and Diaconu was forced to pull out. At very short notice, aged, faded journeyman Epifanio Mendoza stepped in to give Dawson a stay busy fight and keep the card alive and the TV networks happy.
Diaconu came back from injury in October. He was reinstated as mandatory challenger by the WBC. Here, the story turns sour. Dawson argued that since Diaconu had pulled out, he shouldn't have to fight him. He argued that his fight against Mendoza should count as his mandatory defence of his title and that Diaconu's status as mandatory challenger should be revoked. The WBC, rightfully, insisted that since Diaconu has pulled out with a bona fide injury and was presently both very able and eager to challenge Dawson for the title, the Champion, Dawson, should make arrangements to fight his mandatory, Diaconu, as soon as possible, before fighting anyone else.
Incredibly, Dawson ignored the WBC's ruling. He refused to enter negotiations with Diaconu. This is the first time that Dawson ducked Diaconu. Not only had he tried to have Diaconu's mandatory status revoked for good, but he ignored a direct order from the WBC to fight Diaconu. Instead, Dawson was still chasing Tarver. Realising that Tarver remained uninterested in a fight against him at this stage, requiring more time to get back into shape and put his career back on track, Dawson started chasing a fight against 39-year old legend Glen Johnson instead. The "Road Warrior", Dawson thought, would be great risk/reward. A win over Johnson would make him well-known and open many doors for the ambitious Dawson.
Having ignored the WBC's ruling and ducked Diaconu, Dawson entered formal negotiations with Johnson in late 2007. In doing so, he ducked his mandatory challenger Diaconu a second time!
Surprisingly, the WBC didn't take Dawson's slight to heart, forgave him for his transgression, changed its mind in his favour and very generously permitted Dawson to fight Johnson first, as long as he agreed to fight Diaconu (if he remained Champion) by the 15th of March 2008. With this in mind, the WBC ordered Dawson to fight Johnson by the 15th of January 2008 at the latest. Dawson agreed. However, for the second time, he broke his promise to the WBC and ignored their ruling. The 15th of January deadline passed, as did the 15th of March deadline, and not only had Dawson failed to fight Diaconu, but he had not even started negotiations with him, nor had he managed to fight Johnson, with whom he had signed a deal, yet. In doing so, Chad Dawson ducked Adrian Diaconu for the third time. The WBC had finally had enough. Dawson had failed to honour his contractual obligations to the sanctioning body and to his mandatory challenger three times now, and having been forgiven twice only for him to go back on his word, enough was enough. For having repeatedly ducked his mandatory challenger, he was to be stripped of his title. Chad Dawson's fight against Glen Johnson was to be a non-title fight. After all, Dawson wasn't the only boxer in the world that should be allowed to fight for a world title. Diaconu had done more than enough to earn his shot at the title and Dawson had no right not only not to fight him, as his mandatory, but also to stop him from competing for the title by hugging the belt indefinitely. Too much was too much.
The most demeaning, dishonourable part of the sordid affair was yet to pass, however. Having ducked Diaconu and having arranged to fight Johnson long after the deadline, threatened with being stripped of his title, Dawson, accompanied by his promoter, Gary Shaw, reportedly flew over to Mexico and camped out for two days in front of the WBC President's residence, begging to be allowed in to petition him. Thus, after they had waited for two days outside his house, the WBC President allowed them in, unwillingly. Dawson begged him to sanction his fight against Glen Johnson as a title fight, claiming poverty and arguing he would be unable to feed his family if he were stripped. Impressed by his sorry story of woe, the WBC President forgave him for the third time, sided with him again and finally agreed to sanction the fight against Johnson as a world title fight. Having been reprieved for a third time, unbelievably, Dawson lowered himself even further. Having ducked Diaconu three times and having stopped him from competing for a world title three times by hugging the belt, and having just been allowed to fight Johnson with the belt on the table, Dawson had the nerve to ask the WBC President to revoke Diaconu's mandatory status for good yet again, so that the winner of Dawson v. Johnson would never have to face Diaconu ever again! In other words, he demanded that Diaconu never get a title shot for the WBC title! The WBC President, flabbergasted at the request, couldn't bring himself to swallow yet another injustice. He told Dawson that he would allow Diaconu to fight for the WBC Interim Championship and that the winner of Dawson v. Johnson would have to fight the WBC Interim Champion within 120 days, or get stripped of his share of the title. Incredibly, the President even asked Dawson to sign a contract agreeing to respect this ruling of the WBC! How humiliating! And this after Dawson had brazenly ignored the WBC's rulings on three separate occasions! Dawson agreed, finally and signed the contract.
This is how it came to pass that Dawson fought Johnson with the belt on the table and how Diaconu got to fight Henry for the Interim Title.
Of course, few were surprised when Dawson requested that he be allowed to unify his WBC belt against Tarver's IBF belt, recently. After all, Dawson clearly has no respect for the rules of his sanctioning body, for his given word, for the contracts he signs or for other boxers who are also trying to make a living and win acclaim. For this prima donna, it's me, me, me! Dawson thinks that because he is a promising 25-year old with smooth skills, he can disrespect everyone. He thinks he deserves to have the whole world at his feet no matter what! Such a person, with no credibility or respect for himself or anyone or anything else is not good for boxing and brings the word "Champion" into disrepute.
Dawson should stop ducking Diaconu! He should fight Diaconu to prove his shaky chin and his mental strength.
It's all there,read it.

 

Blah blah blah... No, even looks painful to read it.

Dawson had signed, was training, and was WILLING to fight him. That's a fact. Now he's after the bigger name, a fellow champion, and more money. No duck there.

 

OK, I still think the judge is a piece of **** though. :good