Who is more delusional?

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  1. Chempasillo

    Chempasillo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    you realy believe he is sure of that?

    I have doubt. otherwise he wouldnt be so childish and angry when getting confronted with facts. you ever heard those radio shows where they got under floyds skin. floyd was stutering like a child, didnt knew what was happening to him. always bla bla than his catch phrase 41 have tried, 41 have failed :lol::patsch
     
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  2. AnthonyW

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  3. VivaNazVegas

    VivaNazVegas Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Really*
    Stuttering*
     
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  4. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    I agree. He's totally delusional here.

    Mixed bag here. Jones Jr. is an ATG, and is ahead of Toney. Hagler and Hearns are arguably above Jones Jr.

    I agree again. He definitely needs to retire.

    50/50 sounds fair. However, Pacquiao did say he was willing to take less. Furthermore, Mayweather's revenue numbers are higher(even against common opponents). Mayweather also offered Pac $40M, which is twice as much as Pac's career high, and $14M more than Pac's total net worth.

    I agree with Mayweather here. His fights are entertaining. Furthermore, look at the PPV numbers. It's hard to imagine so many people tuning in to watch a boring fight.

    Judah was faster and a stronger puncher. That's it though. He wasn't close to winning. He only won about 2 or 3 rounds, nohne after the 4th. I don't think Floyd is the greatest ever. However, it's easy to see why he does. His skill level is insanley high, and he's never lost.

    Actually, your account of history here seems way more delusional.
     
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    FilipMNE Boxing Junkie Full Member

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  6. Webbiano

    Webbiano Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Literally the first page of responses are absaloutly hilarious
     
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  7. Chempasillo

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    celebrity boxing matches or oprah shows have also big viewing numbers, does that mean they are good or entertaining hahaha....

    the regular guy watches boxing because of an big name, because of the event, because the show surrounding it. the regular fan doesnt know **** about boxing. look in germany, there are millions watching wlad fights, you wanna tell me you dont fall to sleep at barely every wlad fight when he is throwing 5 jabs in a round and 0 right?
     
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  8. AnthonyW

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  9. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    I'm not sure you undertsand the concept of entertainment. Entertainment is keeping people engaged. It's a subjective term that can be quantified to a certain degree with numbers. High ratings, viewing numbers suggest that in general, the programming is entertaining. Overall, Oprah was an entertaining show to many people. The longevity of the program and the ratings back that up.

    Your problem is that you're acting like the concept of entertainment is objective. It's not. It's very much subjective. Each individual has their own idea of what's entertaining. I don't like country music. Therefore, I would never find a Kenny Chesney concert entertaining. However, it would be off base for me to say that Chesney is not a good entertainer based soley on my personal taste for his musc, when so many people are paying to watch him perform.
     
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  10. kopejh

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    why the fuk are you humoring this guy?
     
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  11. Chempasillo

    Chempasillo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I will make it short. most mayweather & wlad fights are boring and if you like those fights, than you like boringness, so good night, keep sleeping :good
     
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  12. VivaNazVegas

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    Boringness is not a word.
    Nice try though
     
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    Cant be done any harder than that, 10 images only allowed.
     
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  14. African Cobra

    African Cobra The Right Honourable Lord President of the Council banned Full Member

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    I think it is clear that you are the one who is delusional as your points have no merit. This is a poor post. You make a lot of claims that are wrong and indicates a lack of knowledge and research.
     
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  15. blackbolt396

    blackbolt396 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    YOU and only YOU
     
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